The undue focus of business school attention is supported by Brock & Steiner's account of the number of business school
courses in social entrepreneurship. 75% of 107 courses in the U.S. and Europe were placed in business schools (Brock & Steiner,
2009). This can be explained by the same tendency in the field of entrepreneurship education, where most of the data on
students engaging in entrepreneurship course are still from business and management even though the research field calls
for inclusion of student from other faculties.
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