Entrepreneurship, networks and modern business
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Entrepreneurship, networks and modern business
Manchester University Press , Distributed exclusively in the USA and Canada by St. Martin's, c1993
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Includes index
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内容説明
A collection of papers based upon a joint symposium of business historians from the universities of Lancaster and Reading. Each paper addresses some aspect of entrepreneurship and topics under that heading range from business culture and family firms to cartels and the British arms industry.
目次
- Part 1 Entrepreneurial and business culture: the entrepreneur - the central issue in business history?, T.A.B. Corley
- entrepreneurship and business culture, Mark Casson
- business education and managerial performance - a study comparing Japan and America to France, Germany and England, Robert Lockie
- engineers as functional alternatives to entrepreneurs in Japanese industrialization, Kenichi Yasumuro. Part 2 Entrepreneurial success and failure in family firms: Quakerism, entrepreneurship and the family firm in North-East England, 1780-1860, Maurice Kirby
- beyond Buddenbrooks - the family firm and the management of succession in 19th-century Britain, Mary B. Rose
- entrepreneurship and the growth of the firm - the case of the British food and drink industries in the 1980s, V.N. Balasubramanyam. Part 3 Entrepreneurship and alternatives to the firm: cartels and internalization in the 18th-century copper industry, Robert Read
- entrepreneurship and product innovation in British general insurance, 1840-1914, Oliver Westall. Part 4 Uncertainty and innovation: success and adversity - entrepreneurship in agricultural engineering, 1800-1939, Jonathan Brown
- full steam ahead? the British arms industry and the market for warships, 1850-1914, John Singleton.
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