The book "Entrepreneurship, Technology Commercialisation, and Innovation Policy in Africa" offers a comprehensive analysis of the role of entrepreneurship, technology transfer, and innovation policy in the economic development and prosperity of African societies. It adopts a broad approach to innovation systems and examines the interactions between entrepreneurship, innovation, and technology transfer, as well as the contextual factors that influence these areas. The interdisciplinary perspective of the book allows for the connection of the mentioned disciplines and their consideration within a coherent framework. The work is divided into three parts: first, it addresses entrepreneurship and the current entrepreneurial ecosystem in Africa, followed by an analysis of technology transfer in the region. Finally, future developments in the fields of entrepreneurship, technology transfer, and innovation policy are discussed. This comprehensive presentation enables readers to grasp the relevant messages, while the detailed analysis is based on top-tier theories and frameworks to deepen the understanding of the central concepts and challenges.