The British Edward Elgar Press will publish a new book "University Entrepreneurship Ecosystems: Spin-offs" by Daniel Prokop, senior lecturer in economic geography at Cardiff University in the United Kingdom, in September、Network and Geography》（bet365 withdrawal: Spinouts, Networks and Geography）。

　This book attempts to elucidate how bet365 withdrawal promote the emergence of spin-offs in different spatial contexts，Focus on geography and network issues，From the actor、Configuration、These three aspects of mechanism conceptually analyze the different manifestations of bet365 withdrawal。The author develops an evolutionary model of the university entrepreneurial ecosystem and the life cycle of its spin-off enterprises，Exploring the stratification of bet365 withdrawal、Nested and mixed models，And tracked and studied their relationship。In Procope’s opinion，The location and configuration of bet365 withdrawal provide a variety of opportunities for entrepreneurial activity，Putting local and regional economies on different development paths。

Ben Spigel, visiting professor of the Department of Entrepreneurship at Babson College in the United States, said，The entrepreneurial ecosystem is an important part of the development results of modern economy。Universities are an important part of the ecosystem，Also a learning center、Entrepreneurial venues and economic development engines in an entrepreneurship-driven economy。The depth of content in the book "bet365 withdrawal" and its description of various details，Can help people understand the multiple roles of universities，Researchers and practitioners alike can use this book as a useful tool，Get cutting-edge reviews of university entrepreneurship ecosystems，And think about this topic。The book focuses on innovation issues，Can start a business、Organizational Innovation、Scholars and students in the fields of economic geography and regional economics provide assistance，It is also expected that policy makers、Academic Entrepreneur、Venture investors and technology transfer practitioners gain a deeper understanding of the university entrepreneurial ecosystem and its spin-offs。

(Daniel Prokop/Author Chen Yutong/Compiler)