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This first volume explores the foundational principles and emerging opportunities in entrepreneurial education within a global and digital context. It brings together leading scholars to examine the philosophical, psychological, and pedagogical underpinnings of entrepreneurship education, as well as its role in structural change and societal development. The chapters address key themes such as innovation, globalization, public policy, and inclusive education, offering both theoretical insights and practical implications. Through a multidisciplinary lens, the volume highlights the transformative potential of entrepreneurial pedagogy in shaping future-ready learners and institutions. It is an essential resource for educators, researchers, and policymakers seeking to understand and advance entrepreneurship education in a rapidly evolving world.

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