Annals of Business Administrative Science
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Growth of university entrepreneurial ecosystems
A case of the University of Tokyo
Taketo Sugawara
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Keywords: clusters, entrepreneurial ecosystem, entrepreneurship, incubator, startup
JOURNAL OPEN ACCESS Advance online publication

Article ID: 0211116a

The final version of this article is now available: Vol. 20 (2021), No. 6 pp. 283-296
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Abstract

This paper is a study of the entrepreneurial ecosystem (EE) formed by Japanese startup clustering around the University of Tokyo’s Hongo Campus. A chronological analysis of 234 startups clustering around the university showed that the EE started to evolve in 2004 with a university-led incubator, and that non-incubator startups began increasing in around 2014, growing into an entrepreneur-led EE beyond the control of the university.

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