Curriculum Vitae Summary - Imperial College London · EASTWOOD, WOKINGHAM ROAD HURST RG10 0RU, UNITED KINGDOM May 28, 2019 PROFESSOR ERKKO AUTIO Eastwood, Wokingham Road RG10 0RU

EASTWOOD, WOKINGHAM ROAD HURST RG10 0RU, UNITED KINGDOM

May 28, 2019

PROFESSOR ERKKO AUTIO

Eastwood, Wokingham Road RG10 0RU Hurst, UK e [email protected] m +44 7578 494 144 Twitter @eautio Google scholar

Curriculum Vitae

Summary

Professor Erkko Autio is Chair in Technology Venturing at Imperial College Business School and Visiting Professor (part time) at Tilburg University School of Economics and Management. Previously, he was professor at Aalto University; HEC Lausanne; and Visiting Professor at CERN. He helped found the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor GEM (www.gemconsortium.org) and served in the Global Entrepreneurship Research Association. He is a co-author of the Global Entrepreneurship Index GEDI (www.thegedi.org) that profiles country-level systems of entrepreneurship, as well as the European Index of Digital Entrepreneurship Systems EIDES. His research focuses on digitalisation and its impact on entrepreneurial ecosystems, innovation ecosystems, new venture internationalisation, and business model innovation. He has been cited in The Economist, The Wall Street Journal, Financial Times, Fortune, MSNBC, and in some 400-500 news media globally. His research has generated over 28 000 citations in Google Scholar (h-index 57, i10-index 136). He has been a founder, non-executive director and advisory board member of a number of companies from consultancy to technology-based ventures and venture funds, and he has worked widely with industry and government in Europe, Asia and South America. He has advised the EU Commission on high-growth entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial ecosystem policy, and he chaired the Europe Innova Expert Panel on ‘Gazelle’ Policy. While at Aalto University, he was closely involved in launching and developing the Otaniemi Science Park – Innopoli complex. New ventures started by his students have created several billions of Euro in new market capitalisation, and many have been listed in Europe’s ‘100 Hottest Technology Ventures’ list. He has been recognised as one of the top 50 most impactful management scholars globally (graduation 1995 or later; Aguinis et al, 2012). Combined, new ventures started by his students have created some €13-14 Bn of new market capitalisation. * Aguinis, H., Suárez-González, I., Lannelongue, G., & Joo, H. (2012). Scholarly impact revisited. The Academy of Management Perspectives, 26(2), 105-132.

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General

Born September 10, 1963, in Rovaniemi, Finland

Married to Sirkka Autio

Two children, Atro, born June 21, 2001, and Laura, born August 18, 2003

Education Matriculation examination from Helsingin Suomalainen Yhteiskoulu (SYK), Helsinki, 1982

Master of Science, 1990 (Industrial Management), Helsinki University of Technology, Department of Industrial management

Licentiate in Technology, 1993 (Industrial Management), Helsinki University of Technology, Department of Industrial management (“With Distinction”)

Licentiate’s Thesis: Technology transfer effects of new, technology-based firms

Doctor of Technology, 1995 (Industrial Management), Helsinki University of Technology, Depart-ment of Industrial management (“With Distinction”)

Doctoral Thesis: Symplectic and generative impacts of new, technology-based firms in innovation networks

Languages Finnish – Mother tongue

Swedish (oral, written) – Quite fluent

English (oral, written) – Fluent

French (oral, written) – Fluent understanding, conversational speaking

Highlights Professor (part time), Tilburg University School of Economics and Management (2017 onwards)

Chair Professor, Technology Venturing, Imperial College Business School (since 2006)

Directed ICBS Doctoral Programme from 2008 to 2015

Professor (part time), Tilburg University School of Economics and Management (since 2017)

Co-founder, Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (www.gemconsortium.org)

Co-founder and Research Director, Global Entrepreneurship and Development Institute (www.thegedi.org)

27 943 citations in Google Scholar as of 24th August 2018 (h-index 57, i10-index 136)

Current editorial advisory board member with JMS, JIBS, JBV, ETP, SEJ

Previous academic positions (full professor) at HEC Lausanne, Aalto University, CERN

Supervised 16 doctoral theses to completion, several of which have received awards for research excellence

Four ventures by Erkko Autio’s students have been recognized in the European top 100 start-ups list (combined, his students have generated an estimated €13-14 Bn of new market value)

Has advised national governments, government policy agencies and international organisations on high-growth entrepreneurship; entrepreneurship and innovation policy; entrepreneurial ecosystems; science parks; innovation and technology policy

Past advisory board member for several venture capital funds

Past non-executive director of several technology start-ups, notably in the IT area

Taught courses at undergraduate, graduate (MBA and MSc) and postgraduate levels and for executive audiences. Courses taught include Corporate Strategy; Strategic Management of Technology and Innovation; Entrepreneurship (including lean entrepreneurship); Business Models and IP; among others. Postgraduate and research methods courses include Systematic Reviews; Research Design; Effective Reading; Entrepreneurship Theory and Research; Innovation Theory and Research; and Strategy Theory and Research.



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Typical teaching feedback for courses ranges from 4.0 to 4.5 (BSc, MSc, MBA levels) and 4.0 to 4.9 (small group postgraduate courses).

Designed the curriculum of the ICBS Doctoral Programme from 2008 to 2015.

Academic

(Current active Positions on bold typeface) Prior to 1986: several short-term occupations in industrial firms, with tasks involving project cost

accounting, budgeting, computer programming, marketing research; in Finland and in France (Wartsila Diesel Normed, La Ciotat).

From 1986 to 1989: Programme Coordinator, International Business and Technology (KATE) Programme. This is an executive programme focusing on corporate strategy in international envi-ronments.

Organized management training modules for KATE in Finland, Sweden (Management-Gruppen, Linköping University of Technology), United Kingdom (University of Cam-bridge, Ashridge Management College, London Business School, University of Sussex), Asia-Pacific (Thailand, South Korea, and Japan [Keio University]), Switzerland (IMD), USA (Stanford).

Since 1986, played central role in developing the teaching curriculum and research traditions of the Institute of Strategy and International Business of Helsinki University of Technology, helping establish HUT ISIB as an internationally leading unit of teaching and research excellence in its focus areas. Started career as HUT ISIB’s first hired employee (course assistant), becoming Associate Professor in 1995 and Director of the Institute in 1999.

From 1986 to 1991: Course, Teaching, and Research Assistant at Helsinki University of Tech-nology, Institute of Strategy and International Business. Responsibilities involved teaching (innovation, entrepreneurship, strategy) and research (several projects in Finland, Thailand, United Kingdom, USA; see list of research activities).

Held the main organizing responsibility for the following courses: Corporate Strategy; Enterprise Forum (Marketing, international business, technology strategy); Seminar in Strategy and International Business; Special Study in Strategy and International Business.

Started the following new courses: Strategic Management of Technology and Innovation; Cross-Cultural Business.

Started the International Business Linkage Programme, a 1-year Master-level international study programme with an annual intake of 20-28 students from all over the world. The IBLP programme is the most successful international study programme of Helsinki University of Technology.

From 1991 to 1995: University Lecturer at HUT ISIB, with responsibilities both in research and in teaching.

4-5/1990: Visiting Researcher at the Asian Institute of Technology, School of Management.

5-8/1992: Visiting Faculty at Asian Institute of Technology

4/1993: Research Visitor at Stanford University, Department of Industrial Engineering and Mana-gement (project on Stanford University spin-off firms)

4-9/1994: Visiting Research Fellow at the Science Policy Research Unit SPRU, University of Sussex

6-8/1996: Visiting Faculty at the Asian Institute of Technology

From 1995 to 1999: Associate Professor at Helsinki University of Technology, Institute of Strategy and International Business.

6/1997 – 6/1999: Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, London Business School, Faculty of Strategic and International Business (leave of absence from Helsinki University of Technology).

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Affiliated Research Faculty, Jönköping International Business School, 1999 - 2000.

5/1999 – 9/2003: Professor, Director of the Institute, Helsinki University of Technology, Institute of Strategy and International Business.

Coordinating investigator in charge of national key informant interviews, Global Entrepre-neurship Monitor, 1998 -. The GEM Consortium is internationally the most influential research effort focusing on the entrepreneurial potential of nations.

2001 – 2004: Co-director of the Born Global Research Programme, a national research effort focusing on the management of early and rapid internationalization processes in technology-based new firms.

9/2001 – 2/2003: Professor and Research Fellow, European Organization for Nuclear Research CERN and Helsinki Institute of Physics. Focus on the generation of science-based innovation in big-science centers.

2003 - 2006: Professor and Director, Institut Stratège, HEC Université de Lausanne

- Created courses in Strategy and Strategic Management of Technology and Innovation (MSc level, feedback from 3.9 to 4.2)

- Created a module on Strategic Management of Technology for Exec MBA course (feedback 4.2)

2006 - 2011: QinetiQ-EPSRC Research Chair Professor in Entrepreneurship and Technology Transfer, Imperial College Tanaka Business School

2006 – 2008: Visiting Professor, Luleå University of Technology

2011: Visiting Faculty, Queensland University Business School, May

2012 – 2015: Visiting Faculty, Aalto University School of Science

2008 – 2015 (June): Director, Doctoral Programme, Imperial College Business School

- Established the curriculum of the programme from scratch - Created and taught several method and content courses, including Systematic Reviews;

Research Design; Effective Reading; PhD Seminars in Entrepreneurship; Strategy; and Innovation (feedback ranging from 3.8 to 4.9)

2011 - : Chair Professor in Entrepreneurship and Technology Transfer, Imperial College Business School

- Created and taught a course in Entrepreneurship (BSc level, feedback 4.0) - Directed EPSRC funded research programmes in Technology Adoption and Diffusion (part of

Innovation Research Centre); New Venture Growth (part of Entrepreneurship Research Centre); Service Ecosystem Creation (part of Digital City Exchange)

- Since 2008, created the Global Entrepreneurship Index and founded the Global Entrepreneurship and Development Institute (www.thegedi.org). Established GEI as the global benchmark for country-level entrepreneurial ecosystems. GEI is currently the official index of the Global Entrepreneurship Week

2017 -: Professor (part time), Tilburg University School of Economics and Management


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Outreach Helped launch the Spinno Programme in 1989. The Spinno programme assists the spin-off of technology-based new firms from universities and research institutes in the Helsinki Metropolitan Region. Co-ordinated the Spinno programme at Helsinki University of Technology between 1990 and 1997. By 2003, some 400 – 500 new firms had been created in the programme.

Consultant to the Government of Thailand, on the creation of science parks and in science and technology policy, 1991 – 1993.

Consultant to the City of Espoo, the second largest city of Finland, 1992 - 1994

Technology Policy Programme of the City of Espoo in 1993

City Strategy of the City of Espoo in 1994 (in 1995, the City of Espoo was chosen as the ‘City of the Year’ in Finland)

Advisor to Innopoli - Otaniemi Science Park, the largest technopolis in Finland, from 1990.

Member of the Advisory Board of Otaniemi Science Park since 1999

Evaluator, several national technology programs initiated by the Technology Development Center Tekes, Finland , since 1997, including:

Injection Molded Plastic Parts Technology Programme 1997, Principal Evaluator

Technology Clinic (Innovation Services for SMEs) Programme 1999, Principal Evaluator

FinnIMT Technology Programme 1998, Principal Evaluator

(principally with EU funding) SME Needs for Innovation Services in Eastern Finland 1999 – 2000, under the East Finland RITTS – Efforts Initiative, Principal Evaluator

Internationalisation Impact of 63 Tekes Technology Programmes, 2003-2004

Concept Evaluation of Täsmä (Focus) programmes, 2005 – 2006 (findings published in Research Policy in 2008)

Longitudinal evaluation of the Young Innovative Firms Programme (the premier high-growth oriented programme in Finland), 2006 – 2014 (findings published in Research Policy in 2015)

Mid-term evaluation of the Vigo Accelerator Programme, 2014

Coordinating Expert, Otaniemi – Uusimaa RITTS (Regional Innovation and Technology Transfer Structures and Strategies) Initiative, 1996 – 1997.

Expert, Culminatum Oy, an expert organization specializing on regional systems of innovation and high-growth firms, 1995 – 2000.

Helped launch the Venture Cup Finland, a national business plan competition, in 2000. Member of the coordinating team for the Venture Cup, 2000-2004. In the first round, the Venture Cup attracted over 300 new business ideas, which ultimately led to the creation of some 20 new businesses.

Member of the advisory board of the National High-Technology Mentoring Programme, 1999 - 2003.

Evaluator, the Swiss Council for Technology and Innovation CTI, 2002.

Advisor to Commissioner Erkki Liikanen, the Commissioner of Enterprise and Innovation, of the European Commission, in 2003 - 2004.

Chairman of the Standing Expert Panel on European ‘Gazelles’ Policies, EU DG Innovation, 2006 – 2008.

Expert Consultant, Longitudinal Evaluation of NIY Programme. National Technology Agency Tekes, Finland. Since 2008

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Rapporteur, Independent Evaluation of the “Eurostars” Programme, EU DG Research, in 2010

Member of an International Advisory Panel, Overseas Colleges Programme, National University of Singapore, 2010

Member of the Board, Global Entrepreneurship Research Association, 2010 – 2012

Co-Founder and Research Director, Global Entrepreneurship and Development Institute GEDI, 2010 –

Expert, Entrepreneurship Policy, UNCTAD, November 2011

Advisor, entrepreneurship policy (GEDI analysis of Scotland) – Scottish Enterprise, 2012

Project Leader, Evaluation of the Finnish Vigo Accelerator Programme, 2012-2013

Advisor, European Research Council (High-growth Entrepreneurship Policy), Brussels, January 2012

Commentator, European Competitiveness Policy, European Parliament (‘Vademecum’ Group), April 2012

Advisor, analysis of Scotland’s entrepreneurship policy, 2013

Expert, Innovation Potential of Big-Science Centres, BIS UK, 2013

Principal Advisor, Estonian National Entrepreneurial Ecosystem Strategy, 2014

Advisor, East Midlands and North West UK Entrepreneurship Ecosystem strategy (sponsored by Santander Bank UK), 2014

Expert Consultant, Spin-out of Low-Carbon Ventures from Universities in the UK, US, and Germany, for Shell, 2015

Advisor, Telefonica Index on Digital Life (sponsored by Telefonica), 2015 –

Advisor to the Finnish Prime Minister’s Office, on entrepreneurial ecosystems policy in the digital age, 11/2016 to 6/2017

Currently co-authors the European Index for Digital Entrepreneurship Systems (EIDES), 2017-2019

Venturing Founder and president, private consulting firm Ivory Tower Advisors, since 1988

Member of the Board, Wireless Commerce Ltd (WCL), specializing on mobile commerce applications and 2-way SMS applications, 1999 – 2001.

Member of the Board, Smartner Oy, a European leader in enabling platforms for mobile data management and mobile office applications, 2000 – 2003 (www.smartner.com).

Member of the Advisory Board, Smilehouse Oy, a software firm that develops and markets a software suite for ecommerce applications, 1999 – 2001 (www.smilehouse.fi).

Member of the Board, Fountain Park Ltd, an internet-enabling consulting company, from 2000 to 2004 (www.fountainpark.fi).

Member of the Advisory Board, Taika Technologies Oy, specializing in virtual community technologies, 2001 - 2002.

Member of the Advisory Board, Eqvitec Venture Fund II (€180 Million), Finland’s leading eacrly-stage technology fund, 2001 - 2002.

Member of the Advisory Board, PCA Infocom Finance, 2000 - 2003.

In addition to the above, has advised dozens of technology-based new ventures in Finland, on entry and growth strategies, as well as on internationalization strategies and general business planning, since early 1990s.

http://www.smartner.com/

http://www.smilehouse.fi/

http://www.fountainpark.fi/

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Four of Erkko Autio’s students have started four companies to reach the list of European Top 100 Technology Ventures: www.f-secure.com, www.ssh.com, www.smartner.com, www.crfbox.com.

Research

Current research focuses on digitalisation and its impact on entrepreneurial and platform-centric innovation ecosystems; new venture strategies and new venture internationalisation (notably, ‘Lean Internationalisation’); ecosystem value co-creation; and comparative entrepreneurship (notably, the effect of institutional conditions on individual-level entrepreneurial attitudes, activities, and aspirations).

Methodological approaches employed in published research include multi-level modelling in large datasets; single-level regression models (e.g., OLS, SRE, and so on); inductive case research; optimal matching (under submission); systematic reviews and meta-synthesis (under submission); and theoretical work.

Participated in some 50 domestic and international research projects.

Co-founded the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) initiative, a 70-country research initiative dedicated to collecting data on individual-level entrepreneurial attitudes, activities, and aspirations in some 90 countries since 1998 (www.gemconsortium.org). GEM remains arguably the largest ongoing social science research consortium globally.

Co-founded the Global Entrepreneurship and Development Institute GEDI (www.thegedi.org), which specialises in index creation to profile country-level and regional entrepreneurial ecosystems. The main product of GEDI is the Global Entrepreneurship Index GEI, the official benchmark of the Global Entrepreneurship Week.

Publications Published some 50 articles (in addition, several in review process) in refereed academic journals, including Academy of Management Review, Academy of Management Journal, Strategic Management Journal, Journal of International Business Studies, Journal of Business Venturing, Research Policy, Journal of Management Studies, Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal, Strategic Organization, Entrepreneurship: Theory and Practice, Small Business Economics, Entre-preneurship and Regional Development, Management International Review, Journal of Small Business Management, Venture Capital, Technology Analysis and Strategic Management, European Planning Studies, International Journal of Technology Management, Technovation, Academy of Entrepreneurship Journal, among others.

Impact Google Scholar Impact: 27 943 as of 24 August, 2018 (h-index: 57; i10-index: 136)

Consistently highlighted by ResearchGate as the ‘most read’ and ‘most cited’ scholar at Imperial College Business School (highlighted as the ‘most read’ scholar at the Imperial College London in Dec 2016 and in July 2017, among 12 000 Imperial scholars)

Teaching Planned and taught strategy and entrepreneurship courses both at undergraduate, graduate, and executive levels, both in Finland and abroad. Practically all teaching carried out in English. Also taught research methodology courses for PhD students, both at Helsinki University of Technology, and London Business School. In 1998 – 2000, co-organized the Babson-Kauffman Doctoral Consortium on Entrepreneurship.

Contributed to the launch of the EuroMBA programme in Finland from 1990 to 1993. Also taught in the programme, with a specific responsibility of organizing the MBA thesis seminar and related research method course.

Supervisor of dozens of Master’s, MBA, and Licentiate’s Theses.

Supervisor of eleven completed Doctoral Theses. Recognitions received by the theses include:

- Academy of Management Heizer Award for the best doctoral thesis of the year in entrepreneurship (Markku Maula, 2002)

http://www.f-secure.com/

http://www.ssh.com/

http://www.smartner.com/

http://www.crfbox.com/



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- Academy of Management NFIB award for the best doctoral thesis in small business (Helena Yli-Renko, 2000)

- Helsinki University of Technology ‘Best Thesis of the Year’ award (Pia Arenius, 2002)

- Imperial College Business School ‘Best Thesis of the Year’ award (Celina Smith, 2010)

Taught in executive training programmes in Finland (EuroMBA) and in Switzerland (HEC Lausanne MBA, EPFL MoT programme, Chur Strategy Programme; VIA Executive Programme).

While at HEC Lausanne, taught over 200 contact hours per year, the topics of strategy and technology strategy, with student feedback ranging from 3.8 to 4.2 on a scale from 1 to 5.

Most recent courses taught at Imperial College Business School (from 2013 to 2018)

BS1401 Business Models and IP. MSc in Innovation and Entrepreneurship Spring 2018. LEQ score 4.25/5

BS1416 Imperial Innovation Challenge. Full-Time MBA Winter 2018. LEQ score 4.2/5




BS1217 Systematic Reviews. ICBS MRes (PhD) Programme. Fall 2016. LEQ score 4.2/5

HBIO3 Innovation and Entrepreneurship Challenge (Fall 2016, Winter 2017) (undergraduate course in entrepreneurship, no LEQ data)

BS1401 Business Models and IP. MSc in Innovation and Entrepreneurship Spring 2016. (no LEQ feedback)


BS1217 Systematic Reviews. ICBS MRes (PhD) Programme. Fall 2015. LEQ score 4.9/5.

BS0606 Entrepreneurship (for undergraduate students in engineering and medicine). Spring 2015. LEQ score 4.0/5

BS1208 Readings in Innovation & Entrepreneurship. ICBS PhD Programme. Spring 2015. LEQ score 4.8/5

BS1217 Systematic Reviews. ICBS PhD Programme. Fall 2014. LEQ score 4.6/5

BS1211 Research Design. ICBS PhD Programme. Fall 2014. Score 4.5/5

Effective Reading Workshop for graduate students. Fall 2014. No LEQ data collected

WEMBA Project Supervision. Score 4.0/5

JHIBSc Project Supervision. Score 4.0/5

BS1208 Readings in Innovation and Entrepreneurship. ICBS PhD Programme. Fall 2013. Score 4.9/5

BS1211 Research Design. Fall 2013. New course, no LEQ score

BS1217 Systematic Reviews. ICBS PhD Programme. Fall 2013. Score 4.5/5

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Reviewer External reviewer and examiner of doctoral theses at

University of New South Wales

Asian Institute of Technology

University of Wasa (Finland)

HEC Lausanne

Florida International University

Uppsala Universitetet (Sweden)

University of Oulu (Finland)

Erasmus University Rotterdam (The Netherlands)

London Business School

Imperial College

Tilburg University

Reviewed manuscripts for: Academy of Management Journal (and Conference), Research Policy, Strategic Management Journal, Piccolo Impresa, Technology Analysis & Strategic Management, Small Business Economics, Family Business Review, Academy of Management Review, Administrative Science Quarterly, International Business Review, Journal of International Business Studies, Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal, Journal of Business Venturing, Entrepreneurship: Theory & Practice, Journal of Management Studies, among others.

Recipient of JIBS ‘Best Reviewer’ awards in 2011 and 2012.

Reviewer of applications submitted for the position of chair professor in entrepreneurship, Jönköping International Business School, 2002.

Reviewer of applications submitted for the position of chair professor in entrepreneurship, Uppsala University, 2004.

Reviewer of applications submitted for the position of professor in entrepreneurship, University of Jyväskylä, 2006.

Reviewer of applications submitted for the position of professor in entrepreneurship, Lund University, 2006.

Statement of professorship, Bocconi University, 2011.

Reviewer of applications for professorship, University of Jyväskylä, 2012.

Reviewer of applications for professorship, University of Oulu, 2012.

Evaluation of tenure for Full Professorship, Strathclyde University, 2012 (Professor Jonathan Levie).

Evaluation of tenure application for Associate Professorship, Singapore Management University, 2013 (Dr Kannan Srikanth).

Evaluation of tenure application, Temple University, US (2016).

Participation in evaluation committee on applications for lectureship and assistant professorship, University of Cyprus, 2016.

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PhD Thesis Super- Vision

Supervised the following PhD Theses:

Lumme, Annareetta. 1998. Local Selection Environmental Munificence in Determining the Fit-ness of New, Technology-Based Firms: Derivation and Validation of a Model.

opponent: Professor Ian McMillan, The Wharton School

approved ‘with Distinction’

currently works in the VC industry

Yli-Renko, Helena. 1999. Dependence, Social Capital, and Learning in Key Customer Relation-ships: Effects on the Performance of Technology-Based New Firms.

opponent: Professor Howard Aldrich, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill


recipient of the Academy of Management’s NFIB Award for the Best Entrepreneurship Dissertation for the year 1999

recipient of the Finnish Academies of Science Best PhD Thesis in Finland for 1999 (four awards given)

recipient of the Babson-Kauffman Conference Best Paper Award 1999 (with E Autio, M Hay, and H Sapienza)

currently Associate Professor at USC Marshall School of Business

Keil, Thomas. 2000. External Corporate Venturing: Cognition, Speed, and Capability Develop-ment.

opponent: Professor Shaker Zahra, Georgia State University


recipient of the Award for the Best PhD Thesis at Helsinki University of Technology in 2000

currently Professor at the University of Zurich (previously York University, Toronto, and Helsinki University of Technology)

Maula, Markku. 2001. Corporate Venture Capital and Value-Added for Technology-Based New Firms.

opponent: Professor Benoit Leleux, IMD


recipient of the Academy of Management’s Heizer Award for the Best PhD Thesis in Entrepreneurship for the year 2001

recipient of the McKinsey Honorary Mention for the Best Paper presented in the Strategic Management Society’s World Conference in 2000 (with G Murray)

candidate for the McKinsey Honorary Mention in the Strategic Management Society’s World Conference in 2001

currently Full Professor at Aalto University

Mustakallio, Mikko. 2002. Contractual and Relational Governance in Family Firms: Effects on Decision Making Quality and Performance.

opponent: Professor Morten Huse, Norwegian School of Management


recipient of the Family Business Networks World Conference Best Paper Award 2001 (with E Autio)

currently works as private investor

Arenius, Pia. 2002. International Social Capital and the Internationalization Process of Technolo-gy-Based New Firms.

opponent: Professor Marion Jones, University of Glasgow


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candidate for the Academy of Management Dexeter Award for the Best International Contribution 2002 (with E Autio and H Sapienza)

recipient of Helsinki University of Technology “PhD Thesis of the Year Award”, 2003

currently Professor at the Swedish School of Economics in Helsinki

Autere, Jussi. 2005. Effect of Referents on Growth Orientation.

opponent: Professor Johan Wiklund, Stockholm Business School

currently works in the consulting industry

Gustafsson, Robin. 2010. Awareness, Institutional Entrepreneurship, and Contradictions in Emerging Technological Fields

opponent: Professor Marion Jones, University of Glasgow


currently Professor at Aalto University Smith, Célina, 2010. Tie-Order Processes and Network Outcomes (Recipient of ICBS PhD Thesis Award)

currently Assistant Professor at EM Lyon Pathak, Saurav. 2011. Contextual Influences on Entrepreneurial Behaviours

currently Assistant Professor at Michigan Technological University Harris, Liam. 2013. Dual-use Technology Transfer Between Defence and Non-defence Markets

Policy officer at UKTI Symeonidou, Theoni-Eirini. 2013 (viva August 2013). Early Development of New Ventures: The Role of Capabilities in Overcoming the Liabilities of Newness and Foreignness

Assistant Professor at Warwick Business School

Thomas, Llewellyn. 2013 (August). Ecosystem emergence: An investigation of the emergence processes of six digital service ecosystems

Assistant Professor at Imperial College Business School

Tylecote, Radomir. 2015. Ownership and Innovation in Chinese Solar Photovoltaic Firms: An Analysis of the Effects of State, Private, and Foreign Shareholding on Patenting Performance

Research Associate at Imperial College Business School Served as public examiner and PhD viva committee member in several PhD committees.

Angelika Lindstrand, Uppsala Universitetet (2003) Alexander McKelvie, Jönköping International Business School (2007) Lucia Naldi, Jönköping International Business School (2008) Jolanda Hassels, Erasmus University Rotterdam (2008) Isabelle Le Breton, Imperial College Business School (2009) Maria Gueldes, Imperial College Business School (2009) Gajendran Kumaravasamy, Imperial College Business School (2010) Onal Vural, Imperial College Business School (London Business School 2011) Lucrezia Casulli, Imperial College Business School (University of Glasgow, 2011) Valentina Tartari, Imperial College Business School (Imperial College Business School 2012) Peters, Frank, Tilburg University (2018)

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Awards Best paper awards, honorary mentions, and other scholarly recognitions include the following:

21 Invited to visit Chinese University of Hong Kong as Distinguished Scholar, October 2017

20 Recipient of ‘Outstanding Reviewer’ award, Academy of Management Journal, 2014

19 Recipient of ‘Best Reviewer’ award, Journal of International Business Studies, 2014

18 Recipient of ‘Outstanding Reviewer’ award, Academy of Management Journal, 2013


16 Best Paper Award for the paper: Sharapov, D., Thomas, L., Autio, E. “Building Ecosystem Momentum: The Case of AppCampus”. SMS Entrepreneurship Exemplars Conference, Catania, Sicily, May 2013



13 Gerald E. Hills Award for influential paper in entrepreneurship-marketing interface over the past decade, American Marketing Association, August, 2010

12 Best Paper Award (high-growth firms) for the paper: George, G., Autio, E., Zahra, S., Sapienza, H. “By Leaps and Rebounds: The Development of International Entry Capabilities in Start-Ups”. Academy of Management Conference, Entrepreneurship Division, August 2004 (paper was also candidate for the all-conference Dexeter Award)

11 Best Conceptual Paper Award for the paper: Sapienza, H., Autio, E., Zahra, S. “Effects of Internationalization on Young Firms’ Prospects for Survival and Growth”. Academy of Management Conference, Entrepreneurship Division, August 2003 (the paper was also candidate for the all-conference Dexeter Award)

10 Candidate for the Academy of Management Conference Dexeter Award for the Best Inter-national Contribution, 2002 (Autio, E., Arenius, P., Sapienza, H. International Social Capital, Foreign organizing Knowledge Acquisition, and Technological Learning by Internationalizing Software Firms)

9 Best Paper Award with the paper: ‘Effects of Formal and Social Controls on Strategic Decision-Making in Family Firms’, at the 12th Family Business Network (FBN) World Conference, Rome, October 5, 2001 (Mustakallio – Autio; two Best Paper Awards handed out)

8 Candidate for the Academy of Management Conference Dexeter Award for the Best Inter-national Contribution, 2000 (Autere, Autio)

7 Best Paper Award at the 1999 Babson – Kauffman Conference in Research in Entre-preneurship, June 1999 (Yli-Renko, Autio, Sapienza)

6 Award for the Best Empirical Paper in the 42nd ICSB (International Council for Small Busi-ness) World Conference in San Francisco, June 21-23, 1997 (Autio, Yli-Renko, Sapienza)

5 Best Paper Award in the 7th ENDEC World Conference in Entrepreneurship Research, Singapore, December 5 - 7, 1996 (Autio, Yli-Renko)

4 Kauffman Foundation Best Paper Award with the paper: 'Does the innovator role affect the perceived potential for growth? Analysis of four types of new, technology-based firms', in the Babson - Kauffman Conference in Research in Entrepreneurship, in London, April 1995 (Autio)

3 Best Paper Runner-Up of the Conference at the 41th ICSB (International Council for Small Business) World Conference in Stockholm, Sweden, June 16 - 19, 1996 (Autio)

2 Best Paper Runner-Up at the 8th Nordic Conference in Entrepreneurship Research: 'Four types of innovators: A conceptual and empirical analysis of new, technology-based firms’ Halmstad, Sweden, June 1994 (Autio)

1 Best Paper Runner-Up at the RENT IX Conference in Research in Entrepreneurship: 'New, technology-based firms in innovation networks: Symplectic and generative impacts’ in Piacenza, Italy, November 1995 (Autio)

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MAJOR RESEARCH PROJECTS

1 The first national survey of new, technology-based firms in Finland, in 1988 - 1989. Respon-sible project researcher. Funding from the National Foundation for R&D SITRA

2 Survey of technology commercialization mechanisms in Finnish R&D organizations, in 1988 - 1989. Supporting project researcher. Funding from the National Foundation for R&D SITRA

3 Growth of new, technology-based firms, in 1989. Supporting project researcher. Funding from the National Foundation for R&D SITRA

4 The first survey of new, technology-based firms in Thailand, in 1990. Project co-leader. Co-operation with the Asian Institute of Technology. Funding from the Finnish Ministry of Trade and Industry

5 Comparative study of the spin-off companies of the University of Cambridge, United King-dom, in 1992. Project co-leader. Co-operation with the University of Cambridge. Funding from the National Foundation for R&D SITRA

6 Study on technology co-operation between Finland and Italy, in 1991. Supporting project researcher. Funding from the Finnish Ministry of Trade and Industry

7 Technology transfer effects of spin-off firms, incorporating a survey of the spin-off firms of the Technical Research Center of Finland VTT, in 1992 - 1993. Responsible project research-er. Funding from the Technical Research Center TEKES

8 Finnish national survey of high potential new, technology-based firms, in 1993. Supporting project researcher. Funding from the National Foundation for R&D SITRA.

9 Study of the technological impact of the European Nuclear Research Institute CERN realized through industry co-operation, in 1993 - 1994. Supporting project researcher. Funding from CERN and from the Finnish Ministry of Trade and Industry

10 The first systematic survey of the spin-off firms of Stanford University, in 1993 - 1994. Project leader and responsible researcher. Co-operation with Stanford University. Funding from Stanford University and the Finnish Ministry of Trade and Industry

11 Research programme on the role of new, technology-based firms in national systems of innovation, in 1993 - 1995. Co-operation with Stanford University, University of Cambridge, University of Sussex, and University of Colorado, Colorado Springs. Programme leader. Responsible project researcher in one of the subprojects of the programme. Funding from the Technology Development Center TEKES

a Symplectic and generative impacts of new, technology-based firms in innovation net-works. A comparative study between Finland, United Kingdom, and the USA. Responsible project researcher

b The catalyzing impact of new, technology-based firms between strategic industry clusters in Finland. Project leader

c The acquisition of new, technology-based firms in Finland. Project leader

12 Comparative research project on the impact of information and communication technologies (ICT) on technological embeddedness in industry structures, 1996 - 1997. Project leader. Funding from the Technology Development Center TEKES. Co-operation with the University of New South Wales, Australia

13 Survey of the technology needs and the use of external technology services by high tech-nology SMEs and traditional manufacturing SMEs in the Province of Uusimaa, Finland, in 1995. Project leader and responsible project researcher. Funding from the DG XIII of the European Commission

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14 Comparative study on entrepreneurial intent at Helsinki University of Technology, Stanford University, University of Colorado, Colorado Springs, Linköping University, Asian Institute of Technology, and London Business School, 1997 - 1998. Project co-leader and researcher

15 Research programme on the employment generation potential of new, technology-based firms, 1993 - 1996. Programme co-leader and supporting project researcher. Co-operation with the Regional Development Fund KERA

16 Management of technology in complex product systems, 1995 - 1996. Project leader and project reseacher. Co-operation with Nokia Oy, L M Ericsson Oy, Telecom Finland

17 International growth of technology-based ventures, 1997 - 1999. Project leader and project researcher. Co-operation with University of South Carolina and London Business School. Funding from the Academy of Finland

18 The Cambridge Phenomenon revisited, 1997 - 1999. Project researcher. Funding from various sources in the UK

19 Economic impact of Information Society and of the Finnish telecommunications cluster, 1998 - 1999. Project leader. Co-operation with the Research Institute of the Finnish Economy ETLA and Helsinki School of Economics. Funding from Tekes

20 Supporting the international competitiveness of the Finnish telecommunications and electronics related industries, 1998 - 2000. Project leader. Funding from the Academy of Finland

21 Global Entrepreneurship Monitor, 1998 - . Project researcher and member of the coordination unit. Co-operation with Babson College, York University, Keio University, EM-Lyon, London Business School, Köln University, Helsinki University of Technology. The project aims at creating a globally recognized indicator of the ability of national economies to support the creation and growth of new firms

22 Evaluating the B2B Opportunity Space, 2000. Project researcher. In cooperation with the McKinsey & Company.

23 UMTS – An Investment Perspective (Evaluating the 3G Opportunity Space), 2000 - 2001. Contributing researcher. In co-operation with Durlacher Investment Bank anda Eqvitec Partners.

24 Shadow Project – Business Models of Rapidly-Growing Technology-Based New Firms, 2000 - 2001. Project leader. Funding from Sitra, Tekes, and the Confederation of University Engineers TEK

25 Relationship quality and the growth of technology-based new firms, 2001 - 2002. Project leader. Funding from Tekes.

26 The Value Creating Impact of Corporate Venture Capital, 1999 – 2001. Project co-leader. Funding from Tekes and Sitra.

27 Shadow Project, 2000-2002. Longitudinal analysis of internationalization processes of Finnish technology-based new firms. Project leader. Funding from Tekes, Sitra, and TEK r.y.

28 National RTD Systems and Entrepreneurship, 2001. Analysis of the relationships between aspects of national innovation systems and entrepreneurial activity. Project leader. Funding from TEK.

29 Public and Private Good Benefits of Big-Science Centers, 2001-2002. Project leader. Analysis of the social and economic benefits generated by international collaborative research centers. Project leader. Funding from Tekes and Sitra.

30 Relationship Quality in Network Economy, 2001-2002. Analysis of collaborative knowledge-intensive relationships and their associated organizational costs and benefits. Project funding from Tekes. Project leader.

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31 International Social Capital in Software Firms, 2001. Project leader. Funding from Tekes.

32 Born Globals: Processes, Paths, and Performance in Early, Rapid Internationalization Pro-cesses, 2001-2004. In collaboration with Helsinki School of Economics. Project co-leader. Funding from Tekes and the Academy of Finland.

33 Creating Global Successes: Capabilities, Processes, and Support Mechanisms for Creating Global Ventures, 2003-2006. Project leader. In collaboration with Finpro and Tekes. Funding from Tekes. (€100k)

34 Global Entrepreneurship Monitor GEM Finland 2003-2005. Project co-leader. Funding from Tekes. (€80k per annum)

35 Creation of Firm-Level Social Capital, Technological Innovation, and the Effectiveness of National Technology Policies. 2004-2007. Funding from the Academy of Finland. (€200k)

36 The Effects of Internationalization on Survival and Growth of New Firms. 2005 – 2008. Swiss National Science Foundation Grant 100012-107997.(CHF 150k)

37 2 Doctoral Studentship Grants, 2007- 2012. UK EPSRC and QinetiQ (£130k)

38 Digital City Exchange. Co-Investigator (Work Package 4). 2011 – 2016. Funding from TSB and UK ESRC (£5 Million)

39 UK Entrepreneurship Research Centre. Co-Investigator. 2013 – 2016. Funding from BIS and UK ESRC (£3.8 Million)

40 Big-Science Innovation. Principal Investigator. 2012 – 2013. Funding from the Department of Business Innovation and Skills BIS (£35k).

41 Contextual Influences on Entrepreneurial Action. 2010 – 2013. Funding from Swedish Research Council (£120k)

42 Brazil’s Entrepreneurial Ecosystems. 2015-2016. Funding from the Newton Foundation of the British Council (£100k)

43 Platform Value Now. 2015 – 2017. Funding from Finland’s Strategic Research Council (€ 1M)

44 Entrepreneurial Ecosystems in Thailand. 2017 – 2019. Funding from the Newton Foundation of the British Council (£100k)

EU-Funded Research

45 Regional Innovation and Technology Transfer Strategies and Infrastructures (RITTS) programme in the Helsinki Metropolitan region, 1994 - 1996. Initiated and supervises the project, with a budget of FIM 2 Million. Funding from the EU DG XIII

46 Analysis of the Community Innovation Survey (CIS) data in the pulp and paper industry, 1995 -. Co-operation with the STEP group of the Norske Regnesentraal. Project researcher. Funding from the EU DG XIII. Project continues until 1996

47 Good practice in university-industry technology transfer, in 1995. Project researcher. The research consortium incorporates teams from Sweden, United Kingdom, Germany, Greece, France, Italy, Belgium, and Denmark. Funding from the EU DG XIII

48 Computer based simulation and graphic representation of technological innovation networks, in 1995. Project researcher. The consortium incorporates teams from Germany, Spain, and United Kingdom. Funding from the EU DG XIII

49 Review of empirical knowledge and assessment of empirical data on the economic impact of new, technology-based firms in the European Union, in 1995. Project researcher. Participating teams from all European Union countries. Funding from the EU DG XIII

50 Development of an evaluation methodology for the evaluation of science parks, in 1995. Project researcher. Funding from the EU DG XIII

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51 Categorization of SMEs in terms of their innovative potential, using readily available data, in 1996. Project researcher. Participating teams from United Kingdom and from France. Funding from the EU DG XIII

52 Good practice analysis and review of innovation management techniques in the MINT (management of the integration of new technologies) programme, in 1996. Project researcher. Participating teams from all European Union countries. Funding from the EU DG XIII

53 Monireg - monitoring the progress toward the information society, in 1996. Finnish project co-ordinator. Participating teams from all European Union countries. Funding from the EU DG XIII

54 Evaluation of the impact of the Cambridge Science Park and St John’s Innovation Center, 1997 - 1998. Project expert. Funding from the EU DG XIII

55 Increasing the regional economic impact of the National Technical University of Athens, 1997. Project expert. Funding from the EU DG XIII

56 Highest Project: Good Practice Description of Europe’s Technological Hubs, 2000-2001. Project expert. Funding from the EU DG XIII.

57 European Scaleup and Digitalisation Index, 2017-2019. Project leader. Funding from the EU Joint Research Centre.

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JOURNAL ARTICLES A* JOURNALS (ASB 4*)

Dattee, B., Alexy, O., Autio, E. 2018 (in print). Maneuvering in poor visibility: How firms play the ecosystem game when uncertainty is high. Academy of Management Journal, doi:10.5465/amj.2015.0869

Autio, E., Frederiksen, L., & Dahlander, L. 2013. Information Exposure, Opportunity Evaluation and Entrepreneurial Action: An Empirical Investigation of an Online User Community. Academy of Management Journal, 56(5): 1348-1371.

Autio, E., Pathak, S., Wennberg, K. 2013. Consequences of Cultural Practices for Entrepreneurial Behaviors. Journal of International Business Studies, 44(4): 334-362.

Sapienza, H., Autio, E., George, G., Zahra, S. 2006. A Capabilities Perspective on the Effect of Early Internationalization on Firm Survival and Growth. Academy of Management Review, 31(4): 919-933.

Autio. E. 2005. Creative Tension: The Influence of the New Venture Internationalization Framework by Oviatt & McDougall. Journal of International Business Studies, 36: 9-19.

Yli-Renko, H., Autio, E., Sapienza, H. 2001. Social Capital, Knowledge Acquisition, and Competitive Advantage in Technology-Based New Firms. Strategic Management Journal, 22(6-7): 587-613.

Autio, E, Sapienza, H, Almeida, J. 2000. Effects of Time to Internationalization, Knowledge Intensity, and Imitability on Growth. Academy of Management Journal, 43(5): 909-924.

A JOURNALS (ASB 4)

Autio, E., Nambisan, S., Thomas, L., Wright, M. 2018. Digital Affordances, Spatial Affordances, and the Genesis of Entrepreneurial Ecosystems. Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal, 12(1): 72-95

Autio, E. 2017. Strategic Entrepreneurial Internationalisation: A Normative Framework. Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal, 11(3): 211-227

Symeonidou, N., Autio, E., Bruneel, J. 2017. Commercialisation Strategy and Internationalisation Outcomes in Technology-Based New Ventures. Journal of Business Venturing, 32(3): 302-317.

Autio, E., Rannikko, H. 2016. Retaining Winners: Can Policy Boost High-Growth Entrepreneurship? Research Policy 45(1): 42-55.

Autio, E., Fu, K. 2015. Economic and Political Institutions and Entry into Formal and Informal Entrepreneurship. Asia-Pacific Journal of Management, 32(1): 67-94.

Autio, E., Kenney, M., Mustar, P., Siegel, D., Wright, M., 2014. Entrepreneurial Innovation: The Importance of Context. Research Policy 43: 1097-1108.

Thomas, L., Autio, E., Gann, D. 2014. Architectural Leverage: Putting Platforms in Context. Academy of Management Perspectives, 28(2): 198-219.

Acs, Z., Autio, E., Szerb, L. 2014. National Systems of Entrepreneurship: Measurement Issues and Policy Implications. Research Policy, 43(1): 476-494.

Gustafsson, R., Autio, E. 2011. A Failure Trichotomy in Knowledge Exploration and Exploitation. Research Policy, 40(6): 819-831.

Levie, J., Autio, E. 2011. Regulatory burden, rule of law, and entry of strategic entrepreneurs: An international panel study. Journal of Management Studies, 48(6):1392-1419.

Autio, E., George, G., & Alexy, O. 2011. International Entrepreneurship and Capability Development - Qualitative Evidence and Future Research Directions. Entrepreneurship Theory & Practice, 35(1): 11-37.

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Autio, E., Acs, Z. 2010. Intellectual Property Protection and the Formation of Entrepreneurial Growth Aspirations. Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal, 4(3): 234-251.

Wincent, J., Örtqvist, D., Eriksson, J., and Autio, E. 2010. The more the merrier? The effect of group size on effectiveness in SME fundings. Strategic Organization, 8(1): 43-68.

Wincent, J., Anokhin, S., Örtqvist, D., Autio, E. 2010. Quality Meets Structure: Generalized Reciprocity and Firm-Level Advantage in Strategic Networks. Journal of Management Studies, 47(4): 597-624.

Maula, M., Autio, E., Murray, G. 2009. Corporate venture capital and the balance of risks and rewards for portfolio companies. Journal of Business Venturing, 24(3): 274-286.

Keil, T., Autio, E., George, G. 2008. Corporate venture capital, disembodied experimentation and capability development. Journal of Management Studies, 45(8): 1475-1505.

Autio, E., Kanninen, S., Gustafsson, R. 2008. First- and Second-Order Additionality in Collaborative R&D Programmes. Research Policy, 37(1): 59-76.

Autio, E., Hameri, A-P., Vuola, O., 2004. A Framework of Industrial Knowledge Spillovers in Big-Science Collaborations. Research Policy, 33(1): 107-126.

Autio, E., Parhankangas, A., Sapienza, H. 2004. Knowledge Relatedness and Post Spin-Off Growth. Journal of Business Venturing, 19(6): 809-829.

Autio, E, Yli-Renko, H. 1998. New, Technology-Based Firms in Small Open Economies: An Analysis Based on the Finnish Experience. Research Policy, 26(9): 947-971.

Autio, E, 1994. New, technology-based firms in innovation networks: Symplectic and generative impacts. Research Policy, 26(3): 263 – 281.

OTHER JOURNALS WITH A DOUBLE-BLIND REVIEW PROCESS

Levie, J., Autio, E., Acs, Z., Hart, M. 2014. Global Entrepreneurship and Institutions: An Introduction. Small Business

Economics, 42(3): 437-444.

Wennberg, K., Pathak, S., Autio, E. 2013. How Culture Moulds the Effects of Fear of Failure and Self-Efficacy on Entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurship & Regional Development, 25(9-10): 1-25.

Coduras, A., Autio, E. 2013. Comparación de indicadores subjetivos y objetivos para describir el contexto nacional para emprender: Las contribuciones del Global Entrepreneurship Monitor y del Índice de Competitividad Global. Investigaciones Regionales, 26: 47-74

Szerb, L., Acs, Z.J., Autio, E. 2013. Entrepreneurship and Policy: The National System of Entrepreneurship in the European Union and in its Member Countries. Entrepreneurship Research Journal, 3(1): 9–34. (http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/08985626.2013.862975)

Anokhin, S., Wincent, J., Autio, E. 2011. Operationalizing Opportunities in Entrepreneurship Research: Use of Data Envelopment Analysis. Small Business Economics, 37(1): 39-57.

Levie, J., Autio, E. 2008. A theoretical grounding and test of the GEM model. Small Business Economics, 31(3): 235-263.

Arenius, P., Autio, E. 2006. Financing of small businesses: Are Mars and Venus more alike than different? Venture Capital, 8(2): 93-107.

Reynolds, P., Bosma, N., Autio, E. 2005. Global Entrepreneurship Monitor: Data Collection, Design, and Implementation 1998 – 2003. Small Business Economics, 24(3): 205-231.

Wong, PK., Ho YP, & Autio, E. 2005. Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Economic Growth: Evidence from GEM Data. Small Business Economics, 24(3): 335-350.

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Maula, M., Autio, E., Arenius, P. 2005. What Drives Micro-Angel Investments? A Large Sample Study of the Factors Explaining Micro-Angel Investments. Small Business Economics, 25(5): 459-475.

Maula, M., Autio, E., Murray, G. 2005. Corporate Venture Capitalists and Independent Venture Capitalists: What Do They Know, Who Do They Know, and Why Should Entrepreneurs Care? Venture Capital: An International Journal of Entrepreneurial Finance, 7(1): 3-21.

Maula, M., Autio, E., Murray, M. 2003. Prerequisites for the Creation of Social Capital and Subsequent Knowledge Acquisition in Corporate Venture Capital. Venture Capital, 4(3): 1-19.

Keil, T., Eloranta, E., Holmström, J., Järvenpää, E., Takala, M., Autio, E. & Hawk, D. 2001. Information and Communication Technology Driven Business Transformation - A Call for Research. Computers in Industry, 44(3): 263-282.

Mustakallio, M., Autio, E., Zahra, S. 2002. Relational and Contractual Governance in Family Firms: Effects on Strategic Decision Making. Family Business Review, 15(3): 205-222.

Yli-Renko, H., Autio, E., Tontti, V. 2002. Social Capital, Learning, and International Growth of Technology-Based New Firms. International Business Review, 11(3): 279-304.

Autio, E, Klofsten, M, Keeley, H, Parker, G G. 2001, Entrepreneurial Intent Among Students of Technology and Sciences in Scandinavia and in the USA. Enterprise and Innovation Management Studies, 2(2): 147-162.

Byers, T., Keeley, R., Leone, A., Parker, G. & Autio, E. 2000. The Impact of a Research University in Silicon Valley: Entrepreneurship of Alumni and Faculty. The Journal of Private Equity, 4(1): 7-15.

Autio, E, Parhankangas, A. 1999. The Employment Generation Impact of New, Technology-Based Firms in Finland. Small Business Economics, 11(2): 113-123.

Yli-Renko, H, Autio, E. 1998. The Catalyzing Impact of New, Technology-Based Firms in Industrial Technological Renewal: Developing a Systemic Evolution Model. Small Business Economics, 11(4): 253-267.

Autio, E. 1998. Evaluation of RTD in Regional Innovation Systems. European Planning Studies, 6(2): 131-140.

Autio, E, Yli-Renko, H. 1998. New, Technology-Based Firms as Agents of Technological Rejuvenation of Strategic Industry Clusters. Entrepreneurship & Regional Development: An International Journal, 10(1): 71–92.

Autio, E, Klofsten, M. 1998. A Comparative Study of Two European Business Incubators. Journal of Small Business Management, 36(1): 30-43.

Autio, E, Lumme, A. 1998. Does the Innovator Role Affect the Perceived Potential for Growth? Analysis of Four Types of New, Technology-Based Firms. Technology Analysis & Strategic Management, 10(1): 41–54.

Keil, T, Autio, E, Robertson, P. 1997. Embeddedness, Power, Control, and Innovation in the Telecommunications Industry, Technology Analysis and Strategic Management, 9(3): 299-316.

Autio, E, Yli-Renko, H, Salonen, A. 1997. International Growth of Young Technology-Based Firms: Resource-Based Network Model, Journal of Enterprising Culture, 5(1): 57-73.

Autio, E, 1997. ‘Atomistic’ and ‘systemic’ approaches to research on new, technology-based firms: A literature study. Small Business Economics, 9(3): 195-209.

Autio, E, Klofsten, M. 1996. Local support for SMEs: Two Scandinavian cases. Academy of Entrepreneurship Journal, 2(1): 1-20.

Autio, E, Hameri, A-P, Nordberg, M. 1996. A Framework of Motivations for Industry - Big Science Collaboration: A Case Study, Journal of Engineering and Technology Management, 13(3): 301–314.

Laamanen, T, Autio, E. 1996. Dominant Dynamic Complementarities and Technology Motivated Acquisitions of New, Technology-Based Firms. International Journal of Technology Management, Special issue on Technology Alliances and Networks in the Small Firm Sector, 12(7-8): 769 – 786.

Autio, E, Hameri, A-P, 1995. Structure and dynamics of technological systems: A conceptual model. Technology in Society, 17(4): 365 – 384.

Autio, E, 1995. Four types of innovators: An empirical and conceptual study of new, technology-based companies as innovators. Entrepreneurship and Regional Development, 7(3): 233-248.

Autio, E, Kauranen, I, 1994. Technologist-entrepreneurs and non-entrepreneurial technologists: Analysis of motivational triggering factors. Entrepreneurship and Regional Development: An International Journal, 6(3): 315–328.

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Autio, E, Laamanen, T, 1994. Measurement and evaluation of technology transfer: Review of technology transfer mechanisms and indicators, International Journal of Technology Management, 10(7/8): 643 – 664.

Lumme, A, Kauranen, I, Autio, E, 1994. The growth and funding mechanisms of new, technology-based companies: A comparative study between the United Kingdom and Finland. The Finnish Journal of Business Economics: 20 – 35.

Autio, E, 1994. New, technology-based companies as agents of R&D and innovation. Technovation, 14(4):259 – 273.

PRACTITIONER JOURNALS WITHOUT DOUBLE-BLIND PEER REVIEW

Autio, E., Hacke, M., & Jutila, V. 2001. Profit in Wireless B2B. McKinsey Quarterly, 1: 20-23.

Berchtold, J., Dengler, V., Prakash, S., & Autio, E. 2001. What Users Think of Broadband. McKinsey Quarterly, 1: 26-27.

ARTICLES IN EDITED BOOKS

Autio, E. 2018. Creative Tension: The Significance of Ben Oviatt’s and Patricia McDougall’s Article ‘Toward a Theory of International New Ventures’. In A. R. Reuber (Ed.), International Entrepreneurship: The Pursuit of Oppor-tunities across National Borders: 59-81. Cham: Springer International Publishing.

Autio, E., & Levie, J. 2017. Management of Entrepreneurial Ecosystems. In G. Ahmetoglu, T. Chamorro-Premuzic, B. Klinger, & T. Karcisky (Eds.), The Wiley Handbook of Entrepreneurship: 423-452. Chichester: John Wiley & Sons.

Autio, E., Thomas, L. 2016. Tilting the Playing Field: Towards an Endogenous Strategic Action Theory of Ecosystem Creation. Forthcoming in: Nambisan, S. (ed). 2017. Open Innovation, Innovation Ecosystems, and Entrepreneurship: Multidisciplinary Perspectives. World Scientific Publishing, New Jersey.

Cao, Q., Criscuolo, P., Autio, E. 2016. SME Internationalisation and its Impact on Firm Performance. In: Tüselmann, H., Buzdugan, S., Cao, Q., Freund, D., Golesorkhi, S (ed). Impact of International Business: Challenges and Solutions for Policy and Practice: 220-240. London: Palgrave Macmillan.

Autio, E. 2015. Enhancing Entrepreneurial Ecosystems: A ‘Systems of Entrepreneurship’ Approach to Entrepreneurship Policy. Book chapter in: Acs, Z., Szerb, L., Autio, E. (eds): Global Entrepreneurship Index 2015: 55-63.

Autio, E. 2015. Country and Country Group Performance. Book chapter in: Acs, Z., Szerb, L., Autio, E. (eds): Global Entrepreneurship Index 2015: 33-52.

Acs, Z. J., Szerb, L., Autio, E. 2015. National Systems of Entrepreneurship. Book chapter in: Acs, Z., Szerb, L., Autio, E. (eds): Global Entrepreneurship and Development Index 2014. Springer International Publishing, London: 13-26.

Acs, Z. J., Szerb, L., & Autio, E. 2015. Methodology and Data Description. Book chapter in: Acs, Z., Szerb, L., Autio, E. (eds): Global Entrepreneurship and Development Index 2014. Springer International Publishing, London: 65-103

Acs, Z. J., Szerb, L., & Autio, E. 2015. Institutions, Incentives, and Entrepreneurship. Book chapter in: Acs, Z., Szerb, L., Autio, E. (eds): Global Entrepreneurship and Development Index 2014. Springer International Publishing, London: 27-38

Autio, E. 2014. Entrepreneurship Policy. Book chapter in: Acs, Z., Szerb, L., Autio, E. 2014. Global Entrepreneurship and Development Index 2014. Amazon Publishers

Autio, E., Thomas, L. 2013. Innovation Ecosystems: Implications for Innovation Management. In: Dodgson, M., Gann, D., & Phillips, N. (Eds.). Oxford Handbook of Innovation. London: Oxford University Press, Oxford: 204-228.

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Autio, E. 2013. Systems of Entrepreneurship. In: Acs, Z., Szerb, L., Autio, E. 2013. Global Entrepreneurship and Development Index 2013. London: Edward Elgar

Autio, E., Hameri, A-P., Streit-Bianchi, M., & Boisot, M.. 2011. Learning and Innovation in Procurement: The Case of ATLAS-Type Projects. In: Boisot, M., Nordberg, M., Yami, S., & Nicquevert, B. 2011. Collisions and Collaboration: The Organization of Learning in the ATLAS Experiement at the LHC. Oxford University Press, Oxford: 135-159

Autio, E. 2011. High-Growth Entrepreneurship. In: Minniti, M. The Dynamics of Entrepreneurship. Oxford University Press, Oxford: 251-276

Autio, E. 2009. The Finnish Paradox: The Curious Absence of High-Growth Entrepreneurship in Finland, Helsinki: ETLA, Elinkeinoelämän Tutkimuslaitos, The Research Institute of the Finnish Economy, 2009, 30 p. (Keskusteluaiheita, Discussion Papers ISSN 0781-6847; no. 1197).

Autio, E., Sapienza, H., & Arenius, P. 2005. International Social Capital, Technology Sharing, and Foreign Market Learning in Internationalizing Entrepreneurial Firms. In: Shepherd, D. (ed): JAI Special Issue on International Entrepreneurship.

Autio, E., Antonakis, J. 2005. How Do Entrepreneurs Do It? Toward an Integrated Process Model of Entrepreneurial Leadership. In: Baum, R., Frese, M., & Baron, R. (eds): The Psychology of Entrepreneurship,

Society of Industrial and Organizational Psychology (SIOP) Frontiers Series.

Autio, E. 2004. Influences on High-Potential Entrepreneurial Activity. In: Reynolds, P., Bygrave, W., Autio, E., et al. 2003. Global Entrepreneurship Monitor 2003 Executive Report.

Autio, E. 2002. Impact of National Technology and Science Base on Entrepreneurship. In: Reynolds, P.D., Bygrave, W.D., Autio, E. 2002. Global Entrepreneurship Monitor 2002 Executive Report.

Alanen, J., & Autio, E. 2002. Strategic Perspective into Wireless Business Services. In: Mennecke, B. (eds): Mobile Commerce: Technology, Theory and Applications.Idea Group Publishing. Ames, IA. (In print)

Autio, E., & Leskelä, R-L. 2001. Research and Technological Development: A Closer Look. In: Reynolds, P. D., Camp, M. S., Bygrave, W. D., Autio, E., Hay, M. Global Entrepreneurship Monitor 2001 Executive Report. Kansas City, Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation: 28-30.

Robertson, P., Keil, T. & Autio, E. 2000. Weak and Strong Ties, Individualism-Collectivism, and the Diffusion of Technological Knowledge. In: Conceicao, P., Gibson, D.V., Heitor, M.V. & Stolp, C., Systems and Policies for the Globalized Learning Economy. Westport, CT. Quorum Books

Autio, E. Entrepreneurial intent in the Cambridge region. In: Wicksteed, B., The Cambridge Phenomenon Revisited - Part Two. Cambridge, Segal Quince Wicksteed: 53-60.

Autio, E. Cambridge University start-ups and spin-outs. In: Wicksteed, B., The Cambridge Phenomenon Revisited - Part One. Cambridge, Segal Quince Wicksteed: 31-36.

Autio, E. 2000. Alueet, yrittäjyys ja talouskasvu. In: Kostiainen, J. & Sotarauta, M., Kaupungit innovatiivisina toimintaympäristöinä. TEK, Helsinki: 25-49.

Autio, E. 2000. Growth of technology-based new firms. In: Sexton, D. & Landström, H., Handbook of Entrepreneurship. Oxford, Blackwell Publishers: 329-347.

Autio, E. 1997. Technological and manufacturing embeddedness among traditional and high technology SMEs, in: Oakey, R (ed), New, technology-based firms in the 1990's III, Paul Chapman Publishers, London.

Autio, E. 1996. Supporting the consolidation and internationalization of SME's - The systemic perspective, in: Kuusi, O, Innovation systems and competitiveness, Government Institute for Economic Research, A22, Helsinki: 156 – 168.

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Autio, E. 1996. Pk-yritykset innovaatiojärjestelmien rakenneosasina (SMEs and the exploitation of external sources of technology), in: Autio, E (ed), Teknologian kehittäminen pk-sektorissa (Technological development in the SME sector), Helsinki: 8 - 45

Autio, E. 1997. New, technology-based firms in the context of small countries: The systemic perspective. In: Klofsten, M, Jones-Evans, D, Technology, innovation, and entrepreneurship: The European perspective, MacMillan Publishers, London.

Autio, E, Geust, N. 1996. External technology linkages of new, technology-based firms in engineering-based and science-based industries: Implications for innovation management, in: Oakey, R (ed), New, technology-based firms in the 1990's II, Paul Chapman Publishers: 117 – 129.

Pesonen, H, Autio, E. 1994. Liiketoimintasuunnitelman laatiminen uudessa teknologiayrityksessä (Preparing a business plan for a new, technology-based company), in: Autio, E, Kähkönen, P, Teknologiayrittäjän opas, Helsinki.

Autio, E, Mikä on uusi teknologiayritys? (What is a new, technology-based company?), in: Autio, E, Kähkönen, P, Teknologiayrittäjän opas, Helsinki, 1994

CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS AND KEYNOTES

Cao, S., Autio, E. 2018. Entrepreneurial ecosystems in emerging economies (E4): What is new and what is different?

Academy of Management Conference, Chigago, August 13 Autio, E. 2018. Challenges of digitalization for international entrepreneurship research. AoM Symposium on

Innovating in the Digital Economy: Challenges for Global Strategy and Entrepreneurship Research, Chigago, August 11

Mograbyan, M., Autio, E. 2018. Internet firms through the lens of rapid internationalization literature: Systematic integrative review. AIB Conference, Minneapolis, June 25

Autio, E. 2018. Challenges of digitalization for international entrepreneurship research. AIB Symposium on Innovating in the Digital Economy: Challenges for Global Strategy and Entrepreneurship Research, University of Minnesota, June 26

Autio, E. 2018. Entrepreneurship in the Digital Age. Plenary Keynote. International Conference on Innovation Studies ICIS2018, Tsinghua University, Beijing, June 23

Autio, E. 2018. International entrepreneurship: Issues and perspectives. 1st International Symposium on Global Innovation and Governance. Plenary Keynote. Tianjin University, Tianjin, May 12

Pittaway, J., Autio, E. 2018. Fostering generativity in innovation ecosystems: Case SynBio. Academy of Management Specialised Conference on Big Data, University of Surrey, Guildford, April 18

Autio, E. 2018. How digitalisation is transforming entrepreneurship. Tilburg University Entrepreneurship Symposium, March 9

Autio, E. 2017. Entrepreneurial ecosystems in emerging economies: Measurement, facilitation, and policy challenges. Entrepreneurial Ecosystem Policy Workshop, International Institute for Trade and Development, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, December 29

Autio, E. 2017. What does internationalization mean in the digital age? United College Annual Distinguished Visiting Scholar Speech, Chinese University of Hong Kong, October 12

Autio, E. 2017. Digitalisation, entrepreneurship, and the economy of the future. United College Annual Distinguished Visiting Scholar Speech, Chinese University of Hong Kong, October 10

Autio, E. 2017. Entrepreneurial ecosystems, digitalization, and policy in small open economies. Invited keynote at the Small Advanced Economies Workshop hosted by the Finnish Ministry of Trade and Employment, Helsinki, September 13

Autio, E. 2017. Theoretical underpinnings of entrepreneurial ecosystems. AoM PDW on Fostering Rigor in Innovation and Entrepreneurial Ecosystem Research: Concepts, Methods, and Theory. Academy of Management Conference, Atlanta, August 4-8

Autio, E., 2017. Strategic entrepreneurial internationalization: A normative framework. Academy of Management Conference, Atlanta, August 4-8

Mograbyan, M., Autio, E. 2017. New venture internationalization in the digital age. Academy of Management Conference, Atlanta, August 4-8

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Autio, E., Noordenhaven, N. 2017. Digitalisation, value creation, and ecosystem momentum. Philips Domestic Appliances Executive Board’s Strategy Workshop, Bergen, North Holland, July 20

Autio, E. 2017. Digital transformation: Challenges for internationalization theories. AIB Conference, Dubai, July 2-5 Autio, E. 2017. Digital affordances, spatial affordances and the genesis of entrepreneurial ecosystems. Oxford

Entrepreneurship Research Colloqium, Oxford, June 26-29 Autio, E. 2017. Digital affordances, spatial affordances and the genesis of entrepreneurial ecosystems. 3rd IE

Conversations Conference on Innovation and Entrepreneurial Ecosystems, Royal Society, London, June 21-22

Autio, E. 2017. Entrepreneurial ecosystems and entrepreneurial dynamic in the digital economy: Implications for policy. Nesta Innovation Growth Laboratory Conference, Madrid, June 13

Autio, E. 2017. Business model innovation: Servitisation and beyond. Imperial –NEC Workshop on Smart Mobility. London, June 12

Autio, E. 2017. Research strategy for publication and career. Keynote speech. IESE Doctoral Conference. Madrid, May 18

Autio, E: 2017. Digital economy entrepreneurial dynamic and Finland’s international competitiveness. Keynote speech. Workshop on Finland’s competitiveness policy, Prime Minister’s Office, Helsinki, May 15

Pittaway, J., Autio, E. 2017. Value creation in platform ecosystems. Building Expertise for Innovation Conference. Espoo, April 25-27

Autio, E. 2017. South Korean entrepreneurial ecosystem: Challenges in the digital age. Keynote speech. Korean Management Association Annual Conference, Seoul, March 28

Autio, E. 2017. South Korean entrepreneurial ecosystem: Challenges in the digital age. Keynote speech. Korean International Trade Association Conference, Seoul, March 27

Autio, E. 2016. Lean internationalization. Talk at Temple University, Philadelphia, December 1 Autio, E. 2016. Why digitalisation changes everything. 2nd Imperial-PWC Digital Workshop, London, October 24 Autio, E. 2016. Digitalisation, internationalisation, ecosystems, and SME policy. Keynote speech. OECD Policy

Seminar: Supporting SME Competitiveness Reforms in the Eastern Partner Countries, Venice, October 12 Autio, E., 2016. Profiling ASEAN entrepreneurial ecosystems. ASEAN STI Forum, Bangkok, September 21 Autio, E., Thomas, L., Gann, D. 2016. Ecosystem value co-creation. SMS Conference, Berlin, September 17-20 Autio, E., Thomas, L. 2016. Tilting the Playing Field: Towards an endogenous strategic action theory of ecosystem

creation. AoM Conference, Vancouver, August 6-10 Autio, E., Zander, I. 2016. Lean Internationalization. AoM Conference, Vancouver, August 6-10 Autio, E. 2016. Theorising entrepreneurial ecosystems. AoM Conference PDW keynote Vancouver, August 6-10 Autio, E. 2016. Why digitalisation changes everything. Keynote speech. UK-China Business Plan Workshop, London,

July 15 Dattee, B., Alexy, O., Autio, E. 2016. Playing the ecosystem game: Rethinking control and the temporality of value.

TIM Mid-year Meeting Research Conference, Boston, July 2 Autio, E., Zander, I. 2016. Lean Internationalization. AIB Conference, New Orleans, June 27-30 Sussan, F., Autio, E., Kosturik, J. 2016. Leveraging ICT for better lives: The introduction of an index on digital life.

10th CPR Latam Conference, Cancun, June 22-23 Dattee, B., Alexy, O., Autio, E. 2016. Playing the ecosystem game: Rethinking control and the temporality of value.

Strategic Management Society Special Conference, Rome, June 6-8 Autio, E. 2016. Management of entrepreneurial ecosystems: Policy challenges. Entrepreneurial Ecosystem

Workshop, Izmir, May 23-25 Autio, E. 2016. Entrepreneurial ecosystems: Concepts and research questions. Entrepreneurial Ecosystem

Workshop, Izmir, May 23-25 Pittaway, J., Autio, E. 2016. IT governance capabilities to harness value from open data ecosystems. Thirty Seventh

International Conference on Information Systems, Dublin, May 8 Autio, E. 2016. Managing entrepreneurial ecosystems: The Global Entrepreneurship Index. EGEPE Conference,

Passo Fondo, Brazil, March 15 Autio, E. 2016. Management of entrepreneurial ecosystems. Keynote speech. Campinas, Brazil, March 13 Autio, E. 2016. Management of entrepreneurial ecosystems. Keynote speech. Flanders Government Workshop on

Entrepreneurship Policy, Brussels, January 29 Autio, E. 2015. Management of entrepreneurial ecosystems. Keynote speech at Tekes Platform Workshop, Helsinki,

December 9 Autio, E. 2015. National systems of entrepreneurship. Keynote panel session at World Bank High-Growth

Entrepreneurship Workshop, Washington, November 9

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Autio, E. 2015. National systems of entrepreneurship. Keynote speech at ESBRI, Stockholm, November 12 Pittaway, J., Autio, E., Ranger, K. 2015. What could strategic IT governance be in smart cities? Strategic Management

Society Conference, Denver, October 2-5 Autio, E. 2015. Whatever happened in Aalto? Keynote speech at 7th CTI Entrepreneurship Conference, Winterthur,

September 1-3 Autio, E. 2015. International new ventures: Innovation ecosystems perspective. Keynote speech. McGill 2015

Conference, London, August 28 Autio, E. 2015. Multilevel techniques in entrepreneurship research. Keynote speech at Women Entrepreneurship

Conference, Bangkok, July 22-24 Autio, E., Fu, K. 2015. Cultural practices and women entrepreneurship. Women Entrepreneurship Conference

Bangkok, Bangkok, July 22-24 Thomas, L., Autio, E. 2015. The processes of ecosystem emergence. Academy of Management Conference,

Vancouver, August 8-12 Autio, E. 2015. Thailand’s entrepreneurial ecosystem in an international perspective. Keynote speech. Thailand

Competitiveness Conference, Bangkok, July 16 Autio, E., Levie, J. 2015. Entrepreneurial ecosystems: Configurations and best practices. Thailand STI-Based

Entrepreneurship Workshop, Bangkok, July 15 Autio, E. 2015. Innovation ecosystems, architectural leverage and INV-MNE relationships. AIB 2015 Conference,

Bangalore, July 1-4 Dattee, B., Alexy, O., Autio, E. 2015. Playing the ecosystem game: Rethinking control and the temporality of value.

Vienna Conference on Strategy and Organization Design, June 20-21 Thomas, L., Autio, E. 2014. Drivers of ecosystem emergence. Strategic Management Society Conference, Madrid,

September 20-23. Thomas, L., & Autio, E. 2014. Processes of ecosystem emergence. Platform Strategies Workshop, Boston University,

Boston, July 8-9. Thomas, L., & Autio, E. 2014. Processes of ecosystem emergence. Strategic Management Society Conference,

Madrid, September 20-23. Thomas, L., & Autio, E. 2014. The Fifth Facet: The ecosystem as an organizational field. AoM Conference,

Philadelphia, August 3-7. Thomas, L., & Autio, E. 2014.The Fifth Facet: The ecosystem as an organizational field. DRUID Conference,

Copenhagen June 16-18. Sharapov, D., Thomas, L., Autio, E. 2013. Building ecosystem momentum: The case of AppCampus. DRUID

Conference, Copenhagen, June 17-19. Thomas, L. D. W., Autio, E. & D. M. Gann. 2013. Value creation and appropriation in platform ecosystems. Academy

of Management Conference, Orlando, August 9-13. Sharapov, D., Thomas, L., Autio, E. 2013. Building ecosystem momentum: The case of AppCampus. SMS

Entrepreneurship Exemplars Conference, Catania, May (Best Paper award) Thomas, L., Autio, E., Gann, D. 2011. Architectural Leverage: Putting Platforms in Context. Academy of

Management Conference, San Antonio (August) Autio, E., Bruneel, J., Clarysse, B. 2010. Organizational Capabilities and Entrepreneurial Internationalization.

Academy of Management Conference, Montreal, August. Pathak, S., Autio, E., Wennberg, K. 2010. Exit Experience, Social Norms, and Entrepreneurial Growth Aspirations: A

Multi-Level Analysis. Academy of Management Conference, Montreal, August. Smith, C., Autio, E. 2010. A Call For Order: Tie-Order Influence on Network Emergence. Academy of Management

Conference, Montreal, August. Autio, E., Bruneel, J., Clarysse, B. 2010. Organizational Capabilities and Entrepreneurial Internationalization.

Academy of International Business Conference, Sao Paulo, June 25. Stenholm, P., Autio, E., Acs, Z. 2010. Institutional Influences on High-Growth Entrepreneurship. Babson

Entrepreneurship Research Conference, Lausanne, June 8-11 Autio, E., Pathak, S., Wennberg, K. 2010. Contextual Influence on Growth Aspirations of Exit Entrepreneurs. Babson

Entrepreneurship Research Conference, Lausanne, June 8-11 Autio, E., Wennberg, K. 2009. Social Interactions and the Transition Entrepreneurship. Academy of Management

Conference, Chigago, August 8-11 Smith, C., Autio, E. 2009. Get shorty: How project-based new firms use tie-order strategies to influence network

outcomes. Academy of Management Conference, Chigago, August 8-11.

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Autio, E., Pathak, S. 2009. Testing associations between entrepreneurship and economic growth. QinetiQ-IPGC Workshop on Entrepreneurship, Productivity, and Economic Development. Imperial College London, May 16-18

Autio, E. 2009. Multi-Level Model of Entrepreneurial Behaviours. Druid Winter Conference, Aalborg. January 22 Autio, E. & Acs, Z. 2008. Contextual Influences on High-Growth Entrepreneurial Behaviours. Erasmus University

Rotterdam, November 29 Autio, E., Frederiksen, L., Dahlander, L. 2008. User Entrepreneurship in Online Communities: Lead Userness,

Agenda Shaping and Social Standing. Academy of Management Conference, August 11-13 Autio, E., Levie, J. 2008. Does Entrepreneurship Matter? Types of Entrepreneurship and Economic Growth. Babson

Entrepreneurship Research Conference, June Autio, E. 2007. Tilting the Playing Field: Towards a Theory of Endogenous Strategic Action. Strategic Management

Society Conference, San Diego, October 13-15 Autio, E., Acs, Z. 2007. Individual and Country-Level Effects on High-Growth Aspirations. Global Entrepreneurship

Research Conference, Washington, October 1-3 Levie, J., Autio, E. 2007. Influences on National-Level Entrepreneurial Acitivity: Seven-Year Panel Study. Global

Entrepreneurship Research Conference, Washington, October 1-3 Gustafsson, R., Autio, E. 2007. Towards a Failure Trichotomy in Knowledge Exploration and Exploitation. Academy

of Management Conference, Philadelphia, August 13-15 Autio, E., Acs, Z. 2007. Individual and Country-Level Effects on High-Growth Aspirations. Babson Entrepreneur

Research Conference, Madrid, June 7-9. Autio, E. 2006. Open Source and Strategy: Open Source, Externality, and Changing Rules of the Game. Invited

Plenary Speech, eBRF Conference, Tampere, November 30. Autio, E. 2006. Supporting High-Growth Entrepreneurship: Policy Implications. Invited Plenary Speech in Hi-Growth

SME Conference, Madrid, November 16 Autio, E.. 2006. High-Growth Entrepreneurship in an International Perspective. Invited Plenary Speech, G-Forum,

Berlin, November 9. Autio, E. 2006. International Entrepreneurship and Competitive Advantage. Invited Plenary Speech, Globalization

Seminar, Milano (U Bocconi), November 2. Autio, E. 2006. High-Growth Entrepreneurship in Finland and Scandinavia. Invited Plenary Speech,

Tekniikka&Talous Seminar, Olostunturi, September 20-22 Gustafsson, R., Autio, E. 2006. Correcting Social Cognitive Failures in Novel Technological Domains: The Role of

Institutional Entrepreneurs and Policy Intervention in Enabling Paradigmatic Change. Poster Session, Academy of Management Conference, August 9-12.

Gustafsson, R., Autio, E. 2006. Grounding for Innovation Policy: The Market, System, and Social-Cognitive Failure Rationales. SPRU 40th Anniversary Conference, September 11-13.

Autio, E. 2006. High-Growth Entrepreneurship in Global Perspective. Invited Plenary Speech in Seminar on Entrepreneurship and Growth, Hong Kong, May 25.

George, G, Autio, E. 2006. Effect of Internationalization on Firm Dynamic Capability. Invited Speech in JIBS Workshop, Berlin, May 18.

Niku, A., Autio, E. 2006. Internationalization of Software Firms: An Institutional Model. Babson-Kauffman Conference in Entrepreneurship, Bloominton, Indiana, June 8-10.

Autio, E. 2005. Entrepreneurship, Internationalization and Growth: Theory and Evidence. Invited Plenary Speech in: Workshop on Perspectives on Growth, ETLA, Helsinki, November 11.

Autio, E. 2005. International Entrepreneurship and Dynamic Capability. Invited Plenary Session Speech in AIB Conference, Quebec City, July 11

Autio, E. 2005. International Entrepreneurship: How is it Different? Invited Plenary Session Speech in: JIBS Frontiers Conference, Rotterdam, September 29, 2005.

Autio, E. 2005. The Importance of Innovation on Economic Growth. Invited Plenary Session Speech in: Entrepreneurship and Economic Growth: US and European Perspectives, FSF Seminar, Brussels, May 18.

Autere, J., Autio, E. 2005. Growth Orientation as Liability: Influence of Growth Strategy on Performance During Industry Slowdown. Academy of Management Conference, Honolulu, August 7-12, 2005.

Autio, E., Delmar, F., George, G. 2005. Internationalization and Firm Growth: Longitudinal Effects. Babson-Kauffman Conference in Research in Entrepreneurship. Babson, June 8-11.

Gustafsson, R., Autio, E. 2005. Correcting Social Cognitive Failures in Novel Technological Domains: The Role of Institutional Entrepreneurs and Policy Intervention for Enabling Paradigmatic Change. R&D Management Conference, Pisa, July 5-8

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Gustafsson, R., Autio E. 2005. Towards a New Innovation Policy Agenda: Enhancing Social Capital and Communities of Practice in Novel Technological Domains. DRUID Academy Winter Conference, Aalborg University, January 27-29.

Arenius, P., Autio, E. 2005. Social Capital and New Firm Internationalization. AIB Annual Meeting, Quebec, July 9-12.

Autio, E. 2005. International Entrepreneurship: Does it Have Clothes? Invited Session Speech in: EurAM 2005 Conference, München, May 5.

Autio, E. 2004. Supporting Born Global Internationalization. Invited plenary session speech at the 4th European Forum for Entrepreneurship Policy. Stuttgart, December 6-7.

Pavone, C., Autio, E., Hameri, A-P., Sapienza, H. 2004. Contextual, Transactional, and Relational Influences on Organizational Learning. Academy of Management Conference, New Orleans, August 8-12

George, G., Autio, E., Zahra, S., Sapienza, H. 2004. By Leaps and Rebounds: Development of International Entry Capabilities in Start-Ups. Academy of Management Conference, New Orleans, August 8-12

Autio, E., Hameri, A-P., Streit-Bianchi, M. 2003. Learning Across the Big-Science Boundary: Leveraging Big-Science Centers for Technological Learning. 23rd Strategic Management Society World Conference, November

Sapienza, H., Autio, E., Zahra, S. 2003. Effects of Internationalization on Young Firms’ Prospects for Survival and Growth. Academy of Management Conference, Seattle, August 4-9

Korri, S., Autio, E., Sapienza, H. 2003. Gestalts of Internationalization in Technology-Based New Firms. Babson-Kauffman Conference in Research in Entrepreneurship, Wellesley, June 6-10

Maula, M., Autio, E. 2003. What Drives Micro-Angel Investments? A Large-Sample Study of the Factors Explaining Micro-Angel Investment in Finland. Babson-Kauffman Conference in Research in Entrepreneurship, Wellesley, June 6-10

Autio, E. 2003. High-Potential Entrepreneurship in the Light of GEM Data. Invited plenary speech at the First Annual Global Entrepreneurship Symposium. United Nations Headquarters, New York, April 28

Autio, E. 2003. High-Potential Innovative Start-Up Activity: Where Does it Come From? Review of the Findings of the GEM 2002 Project. Invited keynote speech at the TII Annual Conference: “Enhancing Performance in Technology Transfer”. Vienna, April 24

Autio, E. 2003. How Can Policies Facilitate the Growth of New Firms? OECD Symposium on Micro Policies for Fostering Entrepreneurship. Invited Speech. Helsinki, April 11

Autio, E. 2003. Managing the Internationalization Process in Knowledge-Intensive Firms. Invited ESBRI Lecture on Entrepreneurship. Ingenjörsvetenskapsakademien IVA, Stockholm, April 9

Autio, E. 2003. Influences on Entrepreneurship – Influences of Entrepreneurship. Invited plenary speech at the Congress on Enterprise Creation, Innovative Culture, and Change in the University. Universita Politecnico de Cataluña, Barcelona. March 13-14.

Autio, E. 2003. Effects of Internationalization on Young Firms’ Prospects for Survival and Growth. 1st International Conference on International Entrepreneurship, Instituto de Empresa, Madrid, March 7-8.

Autio, E. 2003. International Entrepreneurship: What Have We Learned? Invited Plenary Speech at the 1st International Conference on International Entrepreneurship, Instituto de Empresa, Madrid, March 7-8.

Autio, E. 2003. Managing Born Global Internationalization: The Finnish Experience. Invited Plenary Speech at the Bi-Annual Conference of the Portuguese Venture Capital Association, Oporto. February 6.

Autio, E. 2002. Entrepreneurship in an International Perspective. Invited Plenary Speech at a seminar arranged for the Solemn Opening of the Academic Year at de Vlerick School of Management, Leuven, September 30.

Autio, E., & Mustakallio, M. 2002. Internationalization of Family Firms: Theoretical Propositions. Family Business Research Workshop. Wharton Business School, University of Pennsylvania. December 11-13.

Mustakallio, M., & Autio, E. 2002. Governance, Entrepreneurial Orientation, and Growth of Family Firms. Family Business Network World Conference, Helsinki. September 12-15.

Arenius, P., Autio, E. 2002. International Social Capital and its Effects on Resource Acquisition in Born Global Firms. European Academy of Management Conference, Stockholm. May 14-16.

Ilmola, L., Aaltonen, M., Autio, E., Kalervo, M. 2002. Weak Signal Filters in Vision Building Process. 22nd Strategic Management Conference, Paris. September 18-20.

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Autio, E., Lummaa, H., Arenius, P. 2002. Emergent Born Globals: Crafting Early and Rapid Internationalization Strategies in Technology-Based New Firms. 22nd Strategic Management Society Conference, Paris. September 18-20.

Autio, E., Arenius, P., Sapienza, H. 2002. International Social Capital, Foreign Organizing Knowledge Acquisition, and Technological Learning by Internationalizing Software Firms. Academy of Management Conference 2002, Denver, CO. August 5-8.

Keil, T., Autio, E. 2002. Looking Beyond the Local: Non-Local Search and Assimilation through External Corporate Venturing. Academy of Management Conference, Denver, CO. August 5-8.

Autio, E. 2002. Are There Transnational Systems of Innovation? Invited presentation at EU DG XII Strategy Workshop on Future Innovation Policies, Brussels, July 11.

Autio, E., Arenius, P., & Sapienza, H. 2002. Efforts for Technology Sharing in International Collaborative Relationships of New Software Firms. Babson-Kauffman Conference in Research in Entrepreneurship, Boulder, CO. June 6-9.

Reynolds, P. D., Autio, E., Brush, C. G., Bygrave, W. D., Manigart, S., Sapienza, H. J. & Shaver, K. G. 2002. Frontiers of Entrepreneurship Research: Proceedings of the 21st Annual Entrepreneurship Research Conference. Babson College, Arthur M. Blank Center for Entrepreneurship. Babson, MA. Approx. 440 pages.

Keil, T., & Autio, E. 2001. Breaking the Frame: Radical Change through External Corporate Venturing. 21st Strategic Management Society World Conference, San Francisco. September 18-20.

Maula, M., Autio, E., & Murray, G. Effects of Complementarity and Relational Assets on the Investor-Investee Relationships in Corporate Venture Capital. 21st Strategic Management Society World Conference. September 18-20. (Shortlisted for the McKinsey Award)

Mustakallio, M., Autio, E. 2001. Effects of Formal and Social Controls on Strategic Decision-Making in Family Firms. Family Business Network World Conference, Roma. October 4-6, 2001. (Recipient of the Conference Best Paper Award).

Maula, M., Autio, E., & Murray, G. 2001. Prerequisites for the Creation of Social Capital and Subsequent Knowledge Acquisition in Corporate Venture Capital. Babson-Kauffman Conference in Research in Entrepreneurship, Jönköping. June 16-18.

Mustakallio, M., & Autio, E. 2001. Optimal Governance in Family Firms. Babson-Kauffman Conference in Research in Entrepreneurship, Jönköping. June 16-18.

Keil, T., & Autio, E. 2001. Dynamic Capability through External Corporate Venturing: External Corporate Venturing Capability, Learning, and Capability Development. Academy of Management Conference, Washington, D.C. August 5-8.

Mustakallio, M., & Autio, E. 2001. Effects of Contractual and Relational Governance on Strategic Decision-Making in Family Firms. Academy of Management Conference, Washington, D.C. August 5-8.

Autere, J., & Autio, E. 2001. Explaining Entrepreneurial Behavior: Mental Models, Strategic Choice, and Growth Performance in New Software Firms. Academy of Management Conference, Toronto. August 5-8.

Laamanen, T. & Autio, E. 2000. Competence leveraging, competitive advantage and social capital in supplier network. Strategic Management Society Annual Conference, Vancouver, Canada, 2000.

Reynolds, P. D., Autio, E., Brush, C. G., Bygrave, W. D., Manigart, S., Sapienza, H. J. & Shaver, K. G. 2001. Frontiers of Entrepreneurship Research: Proceedings of the 20th Annual Entrepreneurship Research Conference. Babson College, Arthur M. Blank Center for Entrepreneurship. Babson, MA. Approx. 440 pages.

Autio, E., Arenius, P., & Wallenius, H. 2000. Economic Contributions of Gazelle Firms in Finland. Babson-Kauffman Conference in Research in Entrepreneurship, Babson, MA.

Autio, E., & Sapienza, H. 2000. Comparing Process and Born Global Perspectives in the International Growth of Technology-Based New Firms. Babson-Kauffman Conference in Research in Entrepreneurship, Babson, MA.

Yli-Renko, H., Autio, E., Sapienza, H., & Hay, M. 1999. Social capital, relational learning, and knowledge distinct-iveness of technology-based new firms. Babson-Kauffman Conference in Research in Entrepreneurship, Columbia, South Carolina, May 13-15, 1999.

Autio, E., & Parhankangas, A. 1999. Knowledge relatedness, learning, and growth of industrial spin-off firms. Babson-Kauffman Conference in Research in Entrepreneurship, Columbia, South Carolina, May 13-15, 1999.

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Autio, E, Wicksteed, W, Supporting technological development in SMEs: The technology clinic initiative in Finland, TTI'98 Conference on Technology Transfer and Innovation in Small Firms, London, July 6-8, 1998

Autio, E, Sapienza, H, Almeida, J, Effects of time to internationalization, knowledge intensity, and imitability on growth, Academy of Management Conference, San Diego, August 8-11, 1998

Hokkanen, P, Lumme, A, Autio, E, Gender-based (non)differences in bank shopping and credit terms, Babson-Kauffman Conference in Research in Entrepreneurship, Gent, Belgium, May 20-23, 1998

Hokkanen, P, Autio, E, Growth performance of female-driven firms, 43rd ICSB World Conference, Singapore, 8 - 10 June 1998

Autio, E, Keil, T, Robertson, P, Influences of core technology imitability on SME growth, 43rd ICSB World Conference, Singapore, 8 - 10 June 1998

Autio, E, Supporting the emergence of spin-offs from universities: Four Finnish practices, 6th European Technology Forum, Lille, March 23, 1997

Autio, E, Keeley, R H, Klofsten, M, Ulfstedt, T, Entrepreneurial intent among students of technology: Testing an intent model, Babson - Kauffman Confeference in Research in Entrepreneurship, Wellesley, April 16 - 19, 1997

Autio, E, Sapienza, H, Yli-Renko, H, Leveraging resources under threat of opportunism: Predicting networking in the international growth of new, technology-based firms, 42nd ICSB World Conference, San Francisco, June 21 - 23, 1997 (received the award for the Best Empirical Paper)

Autio, E, Garnsey, E, Yli-Renko, H, Resources, complementary assets, and growth of new, technology-based firms, 42nd ICSB World Conference, San Francisco, June 21 - 23, 1997

Sapienza, H, Autio, E, Alameida, J, Keil, T, Dynamics of growth of new, technology-based firms: Toward a resource-based model, Academy of Management Conference, Boston, August 8 - 11, 1997 (selected for presentation in a special joint track)

Autio, E, Servicing technology needs of SMEs: Case Helsinki metropolitan region, International Workshop on University-Industry Relationships, University Carlos III, Madrid, November 28 - 29, 1996

Autio, E, Yli-Renko, H, Salonen, A, International growth of young technology-based firms: Resource-based network model, 7th ENDEC Conference in Entrepreneurship Research, Singapore, December 4 - 7, 1996

Autio, E, Evaluation of RTD in regional innovation systems, RESTPORT '96 Conference on Regional Science and Technology Policy Research, September 19 - 21, 1996

Autio, E, Hameri, A-P, Nordberg, M, Exploiting technology spillovers from big-science institutions: The case of CERN, 6th Schumpeter Society Conference, Stockholm, June 3 - 5, 1996

Keil, T, Autio, E, Robertson, P, Embeddedness, control, power, and innovation, 6th Schumpeter Society Conference, Stockholm, June 3 - 5, 1996

Autio, E, Klofsten, M, Local support for SMEs: Two Scandinavian cases, RISE '96 Conference on Innovative Strategies and Entrepreneurship, Jyväskylä, June 12 - 13, 1996

Autio, E, Koskinen, Y, Complex product systems and vertical disintegration of R&D: Influences on new, technology-based firms, Babson - Kauffman 1996 Conference in Entrepreneurship Research, Seattle, March 20 - 23, 1996

Autio, E, Yli-Renko, H, New, technology-based firms as agents of technological rejuvenation of strategic industry clusters, 4th International Conference on High Technology Small Firms, Universiteit Twente, September 6 - 9, 1996

Autio, E, Parhankangas, A, Employment generation potential of new, technology-based firms during a recessionary period: The case of Finland, 4th International Conference on High Technology Small Firms, Universiteit Twente, September 6 - 9, 1996

Yli-Renko, H, Autio, E, The catalyzing impact of new, technology-based firms in industrial technological renewal: Developing a systemic evolution model, ICSB '96 Conference, June 17 - 19, Stockholm, Sweden

Autio, E, Embeddedness, growth constraints, and innovative strategies among SMEs: The resource-based perspective, RISE '96 Conference on Innovative Strategies and Entrepreneurship, Jyväskylä, June 12 - 13, 1996

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Autio, E, Klofsten, M, From configuration orientation to development orientation: Two Scandinavian cases of local support for SMEs, ICSB '96 Conference, June 17 - 19, Stockholm, Sweden

Autio E, Supporting the emergence and consolidation of young enterprises: The need for systemic support measures, EU DG XXIII Conference on Support for Young Enterprises, Madrid, Spain, November 15 - 17, 1995

Autio, E, Regional innovation and technology transfer support structures (Alueelliset innovaatiotoiminnan ja teknologian siirron tukirakenteet), invited presentation held in the seminar: Best Practice in Managing International Technology Transfer Networks, Espoo, October 16 - 17, 1995

Autio, E, Internal, external, and systemic obstacles in the internationalization process of SMEs, Conference on Innovation, Competitiveness, and Technological Change, Helsinki, October 26 - 27, 1995

Autio, E, New, technology-based firms in innovation networks: Symplectic and generative impacts, EIASM RENT XI Workshop on entrepreneurship research, Piacenza, Italy, November 23 - 24, 1995, Best papers in the conference (voted as number 3 of the 83 papers presented)

Laamanen, T, Autio, E, Development and application of the concept of dominant dynamic complementarities on the acquisition of high technology small firms by established industrial firms: An empirical study, EU COST Workshop on Technological innovation, Politecnico di Milano, February 1996

Autio, E, Technological and manufacturing embeddedness among traditional and high technology SMEs, 3rd International Conference on High Technology Small Firms, Manchester, United Kingdom, September 18 - 19, 1995

Autio, E, Keeley, R H, The case of vertical disintegration of R&D: Analysis of technology transformator roles of new, technology-based firms in different economic environments, The R&D Management Conference 1995, Pisa, Italy, September 19-21, 1995

Autio, E, Lumme, A, Does the innovator role affect the perceived potential for growth? Analysis of four types of new, technology-based firms, 15th Annual Entrepreneurship Research Conference, London Business School, April 9 - 13, 1995. Selected as the best theme paper of the conference, from among approximately 200 conference papers

Laamanen, T, Autio, E, Technology transactions within networks: The case of acquisitions of new, technology- based firms, IAMOT European Conference on Management of Technology, Aston Business School, July 5-7, 1995, congress proceedings, pp 247 - 255

Autio, E, The king and his clothes: Ten general misconceptions of new, technology-based firms, EIASM RENT VIII Workshop, Tampere, November 21-22, 1994

Autio, E, Geust, N, External technology linkages of new, technology-based firms in engineering based and science based industries: Implications for innovation management, 2nd International Conference on New, Technology-Based Firms in the 1990's, Manchester, United Kingdom, September 19 - 21, 1994

Autio, E, Interrelationships between systemic determinants and the technology behavior of new, technology- based firms, International Workshop on Entrepreneurship and Innovation in SME's, University of Jönköping, September 14 - 17, 1994

Autio, E, Four types of innovators: An empirical and conceptual study of new, technology-based companies as innovators, 8th Nordic Conference on Small Business Research, June 13-15, 1994, Congress Proceedings: Best Papers in the Conference (voted as number 2 of the 52 papers presented)

Lumme, A, Kauranen, I, Autio, E, The growth and funding mechanisms of new, technology-based firms, 1st International Conference on New, Technology-Based Firms in the 1990's, Manchester, United Kingdom, June 25 - 26, 1993

Autio, E, New, technology-based firms as agents of R&D and innovation, 1st International Conference on New, Technology-Based Firms in the 1990's, Manchester, United Kingdom, June 25 - 26, 1993

Autio, E, Kauranen, I, Science parks as a tool of technology policy: Some empirical evidence, International Congress on User-Producer Relationships in the Innovation Process, the Six Countries Programme, Espoo, 1992

Autio, E, Kauranen, I, Kaila, M M, Academic Entrepreneurship in Finland, Helsinki, 1989, 20 pages, 16th International Small Business Congress, in São Paulo, Brazil, 1989, Congress proceedings, 20 pages

BOOKS AND RESEARCH MONOGRAPHS

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D51 Autio, E., Szerb, L., Komlósi, É., Tiszberger, M. 2018. The European Index of Digital Entrepreneurship Systems.

EU Joint Research Centre, Brussels, May: 160 pages D50 Autio, E., Szerb, L. 2017. Critical Review of the ESIS Index and Proposal for Revised Index Structure. Report

for project: JRC/SVQ/ 2017/B.6/0009/NC “Review and annual updates of the En-trepreneurship and Scale-up Indices”. EU JRC Seville

D49 Autio, E. 2017. Digitalisation, Ecosystems, Entrepreneurship, and Policy. Office of the Prime Minister of Finland, Article Series of Government’s Analysis, Assessment, and Research Activities 20/2017. Helsinki, Finland, November.

D48 Autio, E. 2017. An Update of the Global Entrepreneurship Development Index for Scotland. Scottish Enterprise, Glasgow (33 pages)

D47 Autio, E., Rannikko, H. 2017. Digital Economy Entrepreneurial Dynamic and Finland’s International Competitiveness. Office of the Prime Minister of Finland, Report 52/2017. Helsinki, May

D46 Autio, E. 2016. Entrepreneurship Support in Europe: Trends and Challenges for EU Policy. Report for EU DG Growth, Brussels. DOI 10.13140/RG.2.1.1857.1762 (33 pages).

D45 Autio, E., Sussan, F., Szerb, L. 2016. Telefónica Index of Digital Life. Telefònica, Madrid (60 pages). http://indexdigitallife.telefonica.com

D44 Rannikko, H., & Autio, E. 2015. The Impact of High-Growth Entrepreneurship Policy in Finland. ScienceBusiness, Brussels (32 pages).

D43 Acs, Z. J., Szerb, L., & Autio, E. 2015. Global Entrepreneurship Index 2015. Global Entrepreneurship and Development Institute, London.

D42 Autio, E., & Webb, R. 2015. Engineering Growth: Enabling World-Class UK Entrepreneurship in the Low-Carbon Economy. Report by Imperial College Business School for Shell Springboard. Published by Shell UK Springboard, London (March 22). Available at SSRN 2609726 (52 pages).

D41 Autio, E. 2014. Towards a More Entrepreneurial Estonia: Call for Action. Report published by Eesti Arengufond (Estonian Development Fund). Tallinn, Estonia. October (66 pages)

D40 Autio, E., 2014. Innovation from Big Science: Enhancing Big-Science Impact Agenda. Report prepared for the Department of Business, Innovation and Skills. BIS: London (80 pages)

D39 Autio, E., Acs, Z. 2014. Santander Enterprise Scorecard. Report published by Santander UK. London, November.

D38 Acs, Zoltán J., László Szerb, & Erkko Autio. 2014. The Global Entrepreneurship and Development Index 2014. Springer International Publishing, London.

D37 Acs, Zoltán J., László Szerb, & Erkko Autio. 2013. The Global Entrepreneurship and Development Index 2013. Springer International Publishing, London.

D36 Guy, K., Tsipouri, L., Autio, E. 2012. Report on the 2012 ERAC Mutual Learning Workshop on Research and Innovation Policies. European Commission: ERAC. Brussels (76 pages)

D35 Autio, E., 2011. Dinosaurs, Mice, Gazelles, and Zoos: Removing Bottlenecks of Growth for Innovative Firms. Discussion paper prepared for the European Research Area Committee ERAC

D34 Autio, E, The Finnish Paradox: The Curious Absence of High-Growth Entrepreneurship in Finland, Helsinki: ETLA, Elinkeinoelämän Tutkimuslaitos, The Research Institute of the Finnish Economy, 2009, 30 p. (Keskusteluaiheita, Discussion Papers ISSN 0781-6847; no. 1197)

D33 Autio, E., Hoeltzl, W. 2008. Europe Innova Gazelles Panel Summary Report. In E. Innova (Ed.), Europe Innova Panel Reports. Brussels: EU DG Innovation

D32 Bosma, N., Acs, Z., Autio, E., Levie, J. Global Entrepreneurship Monitor 2008 Executive Report. GERA, London, January 2009. (68 pages)

D31 Bosma, N., Jones, K., Autio, E., Levie, J. Global Entrepreneurship Monitor 2007 Executive Report. GERA, London.

D30 Autio, E. 2007. GEM 2007 Global Report on High-Growth Entrepreneurship. GERA, London.

D29 Autio, E., Kronlund, M., Kovalainen, A. 2007. High-Growth SME Support Initiatives in Nine Countries, Ministry of Trade and Industry, Finland.

D28 Minniti, M., Bosma, N., Autio, E. 2006. Global Entrepreneurship Monitor 2005 Executive Report.

D27 Arenius, P., Autio, E., Kovalainen, A. 2004. Global Entrepreneurship Monitor 2003 Finland Country Report.

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D26 Reynolds, P.D., Bygrave, W.D., Autio, E., et al. 2004. Global Entrepreneurship Monitor 2003 Executive Report.

D25 Autio, E., Kanninen, S. 2003. Targeted Technology Programmes – A Conceptual Evaluation. Technology Development Center of Finland Tekes, Helsinki.

D24 Autio, E., Streit-Bianchi, M., Hameri, A-P. 2003. Technology Transfer and Technological Learning through CERN’s Procurement Activity. European Center for Nuclear Research CERN Reports, Geneva.

D23 Reynolds, PD., Bygrave, WD., Autio, E., Hay, M. 2003. Global Entrepreneurship Monitor 2003. Executive Report.

D22 Reynolds, P.D., Bygrave, W.D., Autio, E., Cox, L., & Hay, M. 2002. Global Entrepreneurship Monitor 2002 Executive Report.

D21 Reynolds, P. D., Camp, M. S., Bygrave, W. D., Autio, E., Hay, M. Global Entrepreneurship Monitor 2001 Executive Report. Kansas City: Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation. 63 pages.

D20 Arenius, P., Autio, E., Kovalainen, A. 2001. Global Entrepreneurship Monitor 2001 Finnish Executive Report. Center for Technology Management Research Reports 1-2001, Espoo. 67 pages.

D19 Müller-Veerse., F., Kohlenbach, B., Häyrynen, J., Laitinen, S., Autio, E. 2001. UMTS Report: An Investment Perspective. London: Durlacher. 144 pages.

D18 Reynolds, P. D., Hay, M., Bygrave, W. D., Camp, M. S., Autio, E. 2000. Global Entrepreneurship Monitor 2000 Executive Report. Kansas City: Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation. 60 pages.

D17 Arenius, P., Autio, E. 2000. Global Entrepreneurship Monitor 2000 Finnish Executive Report. Center for Technology Management Research Reports 1-2000, Espoo. 62 pages.

D16 Autio, E., Hokkanen, P. 1999. Kansakuntien yrittäjyyspotentiaali: GEM 1999 Suomen maaraportti. Center for Technology Management Research Reports 1-1999, Espoo. 60 pages.

D15 Autio, E, Dietrichs, E, Führer, K, Smith, K, Innovation activities in pulp, paper, and paper products in Europe, Report to European Commission, DG XIII, EIMS Project 94-112, Luxembourg, 1997, 137 pages

D14 Yli-Renko, H, Autio, E, The catalyzing impact of new, technology-based firms in industrial technological renewal, Helsinki University of Technology, Center for Technology Management, Research Reports 13|1995, 140 pages

D13 Laamanen, T, Autio, E, Technology transfer between research laboratories and industry. Measurement and evaluation, Technical Research Center of Finland, VTT Tiedotteita - Meddelanden - Research notes 1507, 1994, 86 pages

D12 Lumme, A, Kauranen, I, Autio, E, Kaila, M M, New, technology-based companies in the United Kingdom and in Finland: A comparative study, Finnish National Fund for Research and Development, Research reports, Helsinki 1993, 110 pages; also published in the series of University of Cambridge, Small Business Center

D11 Geust, N, Autio, E, External technology impact of new, technology-based companies, Helsinki University of Technology, Society for International Business, Research Publications 1|1994, 95 pages

D10 Autio, E, The role of spin-off companies as agents of technology transfer: An empirical study of the spin-off companies of the Technical Research Center of Finland, Technical Research Center of Finland, Research Publications 151, 1993, 155 pages

D9 Autio, E, Technology transfer effects of new, technology-based companies, Licentiate's Thesis, Helsinki University of Technology, Institute of Industrial Management, Espoo 1993, 212 pages

D8 Kauranen, I, Takala, M, Autio, E, Kaila, M M, Kolme ensimmäistä vuotta: Tutkimus uuden teknologiakylän ja sen vuokralaisten alkutaipaleesta, (The three first years: A study of a new science park and its tenants), Otaniemi Science Park, Publication Series, Publication 2|1992, Espoo, 104 pages

D7 Ropponen, P, Kauranen, I, Autio, E, Kaila, M M, New, technology-based companies in Thailand and in Finland. A comparative study, Society of International Business, Research papers, Espoo, 1991, 165 pages; also published in the research paper series of the Asian Institute of Technology

D6 Autio, E, New, technology-based companies in Finland: An empirical study, Helsinki University of Technology, Institute of Industrial Management, 1991, 108 pages

D5 Autio, E, Kauranen, I, Halme, K, Teknillisten tutkimuslaitosten ja teknillisten korkeakoulujen innovaatio-potentiaalin mittaaminen, (On measuring the innovation potential of technical research institutes and

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universities of technology), Technical Research Center of Finland, Research notes 1288, Espoo, 1991, 62 pages

D4 Myllyniemi, T, Kauranen, I, Autio, E, Kaila, M M, The growth of new, technology-based companies, Finnish National Fund for Research and Development, Research Reports, B 103 Helsinki, 1990, 90 pages

D3 Kanerva, R, Autio, E, Kaila, M M, Kauranen, I, Ideasta innovaatioksi, (From idea to innovation) Finnish National Fund for Research and Development, Research Reports B 102, Helsinki, 1989, 80 pages

D2 Autio, E, Kaila, M M, Kanerva, R, Kauranen, I, Tutkimuksen tehokkaampaan hyödyntämiseen, (Towards more effective exploitation of research), Finnish National Fund for Research and Development, Research Reports B 104, Helsinki, 1989, 60 pages

D1 Autio, E, Kaila, M M, Kanerva, R, Kauranen, I, Uudet teknologiayritykset (New, technology-based companies), Finnish National Fund for Research and Development, Research Reports B 101, Helsinki, 1989, 210 pages

DISSERTATIONS

E3 Autio, E. 1995. Symplectic and generative impacts of new, technology-based firms in innovation networks: An international comparative study. Doctoral Dissertation. Helsinki University of Technology, Espoo. 263 pages.

E2 Autio, E. 1993. Technology transfer effects of spin-off firms. Licentiate’s Thesis. Helsinki University of Technology, Espoo. 211 pages.

E1 Autio, E. 1990. Uudet teknologiayritykset (Technology-based new firms). Master’s Thesis. Helsinki Universityy of Technology, Espoo. 110 pages.

TEXTBOOKS

F2 Autio, E, Virtanen, M (ed), Teknologian kehittäminen pk-sektorissa (Technological development in the SME sector), Helsinki, 1996, 150 pages

F1 Autio, E, Kähkönen, P, (eds), Teknologiayrittäjän opas, (A guidebook for high technology entrepreneurs), 320 pages, Helsinki 1994

BLOGS

Autio, E. 2014. Stability vs High Growth? Analysis of Switzerland’s Entrepreneurship Ecosystem. September 8.

At www.thegedi.org. Autio, E. 2014. Chile: The Switzerland of South America? September 22. At www.thegedi.org Autio, E., 2014. Whereto Entrepreneurship Ecosystem Policy? October 3. At www.thegedi.org Autio, E., 2014. Entrepreneurship Ecosystem Policy: Three Key Challenges. October 11. At www.thegedi.org Autio, E. 2014. Culture’s Consequences for Entrepreneurship. October 15. At www.thegedi.org Autio, E. 2014. Developing Effective Policy for Entrepreneurship Ecosystems. November 18. At

www.thegedi.org Autio, E. 2014. Towards A More Entrepreneurial Estonia. December 3. At www.thegedi.org Autio, E. 2014. Lots of Players But No Team: Why Traditional Policy Approaches Break Down in

Entrepreneurial Ecosystems. December 13. At www.thegedi.org Autio, E. 2015. Finland’s Flagging Entrepreneurial Potential. May 24. At www.thegedi.org Autio, E. 2015. Yes, Policy Can Boost High-Growth Entrepreneurs! June 30. At www.thegedi.org











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Autio, E. 2015. Entrepreneurial Opportunity: An Illusion? August 11. At www.thegedi.org Autio, E. 2015. Uganda: The Most Enterepreneurial Economy on the Planet? October 8. At www.thegedi.org Autio, E., 2015. Managing Entrepreneurial Ecosystems. November 26. Autio, E., 2015. Entrepreneurial and Business Ecosystems: What is the Difference? December 9. Autio, E., 2016. Why Digitalisation Changes Entrepreneurship – and Everything? April 20.

OTHER PUBLICATIONS

G46 Halme, K., Kanninen, S., Lemola, T., Autio, E., Arnold, E., Deuten, J. 2004. Competitiveness through Internationalisation: Evaluation of the Means and Mechanisms for Promoting Internationalisation in Finnish Technology Programmes. Evaluation report submitted to National Technology Agency Tekes (Finland). Reports 10/2004. 89 pages.

G45 Autio, E. 2003. How Did Finland Manage to Increase Its R&D Spending to 3% of GDP? Discussion paper submitted to European Parliament. Brussels, December. 18 pages.

G44 Autio, E. 2003. Bottlenecks and Catalysts of Entrepreneurial Growth: What is Known About Entrepreneurial Growth, and How It Could be Promoted. Report submitted to Erkki Liikanen, Commissioner of Enterprise, Innovation, and Information Society, European Commission. Brussels, November. 57 pages.

G43 Autio, E., Kanninen, S., Wicksteed, B. 2003. Targeted Technology Programmes: Evaluation Report. Technology Development Center Tekes, Helsinki, January. 92 pages.

G42 Autio, E., Hokkanen, P., & Mäkelä, J. 1998. MINT and Finn-IMT Initiatives: Evaluation Report. Technology Development Center Tekes, Helsinki, December. 80 pages.

G41 Autio, E, Wicksteed, B, Technology Clinic Initiative: Evaluation Report, Technology Development Center Tekes, Espoo, January 1998, 72 pages

G40 Autio, E, External Marketing Plan of the National Technical University of Athens, Athens, July 1997, 35 pages

G39 Autio, E, Berger, H, Partnership in Injection Molding Business - Evaluation Report, Technology Development Center Tekes, Espoo, June 1997, 60 pages

G38 Autio, E, Autere, J, Policies and initiatives toward the information society in Finland: First national synthesis report, Espoo, May 1996, 3 pages (report submitted to EU DG XIII)

G37 Parhankangas, A, Autio, E, Good practice analysis and description of the Finnish MINT exercise, Espoo, June 1996, 15 pages (report submitted to EU DG XIII)

G36 Laamanen, T, Autio, E, Methodology development for science park evaluations: Evaluation of tenant selection and evaluation systems, Espoo, May 1995, 21 pages, to be published in the series of the Center for Technology Management, Working Papers 95|12

G35 Autio, E, Autere, J, Mäkelä, J, Making the best use of SME consultants, Report prepared for the 2nd Phase of the Helsinki RITTS project, Espoo, June 6, 1996, 9 pages

G34 Nikkola, J, Autio, E, Quantitative modeling of the conversion of different types of technology and resource flows in the regional innovation system of the Helsinki Metropolitan region, Espoo, July 1995, 17 pages (report submitted to EU DG XIII)

G33 Autio, E, Jutila, V, Kivisaari, T, Survey of technology needs and external technology sourcing among SMEs in the Province of Uusimaa, report submitted to the European Commission, DG XIII, in June 1995, 250 pages; published in the series of the Center for Technology Management, Research reports 95|11

G32 Autio, E, Review of empirical knowledge on the economic importance of new, technology-based firms in Finland, submitted to the European Commission, DG XIII, June 1995, 65 pages; published in the series of the Center for Technology Management, Research reports 95|6



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G31 Autio, E, Mäkelä, M, Establishing and managing a multidisciplinary business incubator programme: The case of Spinno, Finland, submitted to the European Commission, Directorate General XIII, May 1995, 15 pages; published in the series of the Center for Technology Management, Working Papers 1995|7

G30 Autio, E, Hameri, A-P, Technological systems: Structure, dynamics, and sources of change, Helsinki University of Technology, Institute of Industrial Management, Working Papers 1|1994

G29 Autio, E, Ilola, H, Latva-aho, P, City strategy for the City of Espoo, Espoo, 1994, 30 pages

G28 Autio, E, Kauranen, I, The closing report of the Thailand project, Espoo, 1994, 90 pages

G27 Autio, E, Uudet teknologiayritykset valtaavat alaa (New, technology-based companies are progressing), article published in Tekniikan Akateeminen, in December 1993

G26 Autio E, Yrittänyttä ei laiteta: Oman yrityksen perustaminen harjoittelu- ja uravaihtoehtona (Starting a business as a career and training alternative), article published in Teekkarin työkirja (Workbook for students of technology), November 1993

G25 Autio, E, Verkostotalouden läpimurto: Espoon kaupungin teknologiaohjelma, (The dawn of networking age: Technology programme of the City of Espoo), 1993, 15 pages

G24 Autio, E, Workbook for preparing a Master's Thesis, Helsinki University of Technology, Institute of Industrial Management, 1993, 10 pages

G23 Autio, E, Efficient organization of a Thai research institute: Thailand Institute of Scientific and Technological Research TISTR within a changing environment, Thailand, 1993, 15 pages

G22 Autio, E, How to enhance the external and internal efficiency of Thailand Institute for Scientific and Technological Research with a special emphasis on the implementation of a science park or a business incubator concept, Thailand, 1993, 20 pages

G21 Autio, E, Strengthening the national innovation system of a rapidly industrializing country: Evaluation of the effectiveness and efficiency of a technological research institute, Thailand, 1992, 15 pages

G20 Kaila, M M, Autio, E, Inducing technological development through new, technology-based companies, Asian Institute of Technology, 1992

G19 Kaila, M M, Autio, E, A case study generator, Helsinki University of Technology, Institute of Industrial Management, 1992, 7 pages

G18 Kaila, M M, Autio, E, Developing technological breakthroughs in mature areas of technology: The case of vacuum based sewage system, Helsinki University of Technology, Institute of Industrial Management, 1992, 6 pages

G17 Autio, E, The do's and don'ts of writing a research paper, Asian Institute of Technology, School of Management, 1992, 15 pages

G16 Autio, E, How to write a seminar paper?, Helsinki University of Technology, Institute of Industrial Management, 1991, 15 pages

G15 Autio, E, Mitä on teknologian siirto? (What is Transfer of Technology?), article published in Technology and Economy (Tekniikka&Talous), in June 1991

G14 Autio, E, Promoting scientific and technical co-operation between Thailand and Finland, Report of the Finnish Ministry of Trade and Industry, diary number 100/521/91, Helsinki, 1991, 35 pages

G13 Autio, E, Kaila, M M, Using technology parks in promoting technological development, Ministry of Science, Technology and Energy, Thailand, 1991, 23 pages

G12 Autio, E, Yhteistyön kehittäminen Otaniemen alueen ja Espoon kaupungin välillä, (Possibilities for promoting the cooperation between the Otaniemi Technopolis and the City of Espoo), Espoo, 1991, 34 pages

G11 Autio, E, Otaniemen teknologiakylän ja Innopolin organisaation kehittäminen, (Developing the organization and functions of Otaniemi Science Park and Innopoli), Espoo, 1991, 31 pages

G10 Kaila, M M, Autio, E, Effective organization of science parks, Seminar on science parks, Bangkok, 1991

G9 Autio, E, Kaila, M M, Promoting new, technology-based companies in Thailand, Seminar on science parks, Bangkok, 1991

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G8 Autio, E, Salonen, A, Congress Proceedings of the US-Finnish Meeting on Environmental Technology, Helsinki, 1991, main editor

G7 Ropponen, P, Kauranen, I, Autio, E, Empirical findings on new, technology-based companies in Thailand, Seminar on technology policies of rapidly industrialized countries, Bangkok, 1990

G6 Autio, E, The role of new, technology-based companies in rapidly industrializing countries, Asian Institute of Technology, April 1990

G5 Autio, E, Salonen, A, Congress Proceedings of the US-Finnish Meeting on Science and Technology, Finland, 1990, main editor

G4 Lindgrén, T, Autio, E, Salonen, A, Promoting technical and scientific cooperation between Finland and Italy (Tieteellisteknisen yhteistyön edistäminen Suomen ja Italian välillä), Society of International Business, Research papers 1990|5, Espoo, 1990, 45 pages

G3 Autio, E, Opportunities for co-operation between Helsinki University of Technology and Otaniemi Science Park (in Finnish), Espoo, 1990, 35 pages

G2 Takala, M, Kauranen, I, Autio, E, Kaila, M M, Otaniemen teknologiakylässä toimivia yrityksiä koskeva seurantatutkimus, (A follow-up study of new, technology-based companies in Otaniemi Science Park ), Espoo, 1990, 110 pages

G1 Autio, E, Kaila, M M, Kauranen, I, Rahoitusongelmat ehkäisevät uusien teknologiayritysten kasvua Suomessa, (Lack of funds hinders the growth of new, technology-based companies in Finland), article in the journal of the Finnish National Fund for R&D, Finland, 1989

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