Entrepreneurship and business development
著者
書誌事項
Entrepreneurship and business development
（FGF Entrepreneurship Research Monographien, Bd. 3）（Avebury business school library）
Avebury, c1993
大学図書館所蔵 全25件
注記
"Based on papers presented at the meeting of some 60 academics at the RENT IV (Research in Entrepreneurship) conference in Cologne, in November 29-30, 1990"--Preface
Includes bibliographical references
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This is a collection of empirical studies about business start-ups, early development, entrepreneurial behaviour, small business, family business and private enterprise.
目次
- Part 1 New conceptual frameworks and paradigms in entrepreneurship: paradoxes of entrepreneurship, Bengt Johannisson and Knuth Senneseth
- in search of entrepreneur - business environment contingencies, Asko Miettinen and Nina Hedberg
- the process of becoming an entrepreneur - a theoretical framework of factors influencing entrepreneurs' start-up decisions, Visa Huuskonen
- venture teams start-ups - an undiscovered field of research, Detlef Mueller-Boeling
- entrepreneurs, competitive definitions - evidence from computer-software start-ups, Michael Levenhagen and Howard Thomas. Part 2 Special methodological approaches in entrepreneurship research: entrepreneurship - some lessons of social antropology, Peter Rosa and Alison Bowes
- real and potential entrepreneurs playing a business simulating game, Heinz Klandt. Part 3 Survival and exit of enterprises: the owner-managers exit-route, Sue Birley and Paul Westhead
- survival, entrepreneurship, growth - which relationship? the Milanese area's case, Giuliano Mussati and Andrea Fumagalli
- new firm and plant survival in united states manufacturing, David D. Audretsch. Part 4 Factors influencing entrepreneurial intentions and activities: entrepreneurial interest among business students - results of an international study, Hermann J. Weihe and Frank-Rainer Reich
- "ecological" basis for the analysis of gender differences in the predisposition to self-employment, Daphne Hamilton
- social continuity and change - the contextual environment of self-employment, Dieter Boegenhold and Udo Staber. Part 5 Factors influencing entrepreneurial performance: factors associated with relative performance amongst small firms in the British instrumentation sector, Graham Hall and Sally Fulshaw
- intensity of planning conviction among entrepreneurs - differences between zealots and non-believers, Harold P. Welsch and Gerhard R. Plaschka. Part 6 Entrepreneurial versus administrative behaviour: profiling entrepreneurs - multiple perspectives and consequent methodological considerations, Elisabeth Chell and Jean M. Haworth
- a new perspective of entrepreneurship - a dialectic process of transformation with the entrepreneurial mode, types of flexibility and organizational form, Henk W. Volberda and Hock-Beng Cheah. Part 7 Entrepreneurship and government policy: towards an effective subsidizing policy, Hermann Frank, et al
- incentives for the venture capital industry in Finland, Juha Auer, et al. Part 8 Entrepreneurship and innovation/technology: manager participation in innovation activities of small and medium-sized enterprises, Liisa Hyvaerinen
- creating an entrepreneurial management system in large corporations - the STK innova case, Birgit Helene Jevnaker
- introduction of information technology to small firms - a network perspective, Mette Monstedt.
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