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Course description

This course sits as a foundation course within the Innovation and Entrepreneurship majors. The course investigates how evolutionary economics, cognitive and social psychology, behavioural theory, theory of the firm, network, finance and dynamic capability theories have shaped our understanding and interpretation of innovation and entrepreneurship. As such the course provide an introduction to the development (past), current research trends (present) and future direction of innovation and entrepreneurship theories. Students will also gain insight into the economic, social and environmental importance of innovation and entrepreneurship and best public policy practice.

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