Would you be willing to append your literature reference page? This might help your effort and avoid too many responses.
Jim Ondracek
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From: Management Education and Development Discussion [
MG-ED-DV@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU] On Behalf Of Charles Wankel [
wankelc@VERIZON.NET]
Sent: Friday, February 05, 2010 3:10 PM
To:
MG-ED-DV@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU
Subject: Re: Meta-Analysis: Outcomes of Entrepreneurship Education and Training
After considering the below posting a tad more, I have become concerned
about the prudence of people responding to such an anonymous request.
Wringing my hands,
Charles Wankel
St. John's University, New York
List Director of MG-ED-DV
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From: Meta Analysis <
entremeta@gmail.com>
Date: Feb 5, 2010 11:46 AM
Subject: Meta-Analysis: Outcomes of Entrepreneurship Education and Training
To:
MG-ED-DV@aomlists.pace.edu
Greetings,
My colleagues and I are revising a manuscript for resubmission to a
top-tier peer reviewed journal. Specifically, we have conducted a
meta-analysis to examine whether exposure to formal education or
training in entrepreneurship (e.g. community college courses,
undergraduate courses at colleges/universities, graduate courses
colleges/universities, training courses, etc.) leads to either: 1) an
increase in positive attitudes and/or intentions toward becoming an
entrepreneur; or 2) an increased likelihood of starting a business, or
joining a start-up company, upon completion of the course work.
One critical point we need to address is to ensure that we have the
most comprehensive and up-to-date collection of work. We have, of
course, done full database searches on the topic, and we have made a
previous call for unpublished articles.
The purpose of this message is to issue a final call for any
unpublished manuscripts or technical reports on entrepreneurship
education outcomes for inclusion in our analyses. At this point your
work or your knowledge may be valuable if:
1. You can make us aware of any little known research that is not
available in the published literature;
2. You can send us any unpublished papers you have on one or both of
these topics (journal articles, masters and/or doctoral theses,
technical reports, and research institute/center reports, among
others);
3. You can send us any citations of papers you have published on these
topics;
4. You are willing to share any raw data that you do not plan on
publishing but you think would be helpful in including in a
meta-analysis of this type.
To protect the anonymity of the peer-review process we will not post
our names or affiliations to this message, hence the anonymous email
address below.
If you have any of the above that you would like to have included in
our meta-analysis, please send them to:
entremeta@gmail.com.
Apologies for cross-postings.