Entrepreneurship
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Entrepreneurship
（History of management thought）
Ashgate , Dartmouth, c1998
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
This work is concerned with the development of academic interest in the field of entrepreneurial activity. Its aim is to provide a range of key articles that will be useful to students and academics working in the field, although the discussion within them is by no means mutually exclusive. They reflect both the focus and volume of research to date and, as far as possible, the pre-occupations of those practitioners and policy-makers concerned to use the research findings.
Table of Contents
- Entrepreneurial supply: Economic theory and entrepreneurial history, J.A. Schumpeter
- Entrepreneurship in organisations, R.A. Peterson
- Entrepreneurship - productive, unproductive, and destructive, W.J. Baumol
- The entrepreneur: Achievement motivation can be developed, D.C. Lelland
- Who are the entrepreneurs, P.R. Liles
- Growth and the small firm - an alternative view, M.J.K. Stanworth, J. Curran
- The entrepreneurial personality - a person at the crossroads, M.F.R. Kets de Vries
- Risks taking propensity of entrepreneurs, R.H. Brickhaus
- Differentiating entrepreneurs from small business owners - a conceptualisation, J.W. Carland et al
- Psychological characteristics associated with performance in entrepreneurial firms and smaller businesses, T.M. Begley, D.P. Boyd
- Elitist, risk takers and rugged individualists? an exploratory analysis of cultural differences between entrepreneurs and non-entrepreneurs, R.G. McGrath et al
- Start-up: Strategic management - new ventures and small business, A.C. Cooper
- The urban quality of life and entrepreneurship, J.M. Pennings
- A conceptual framework for describing the phenomenon of new venture creation, W.B. Gartner
- Resource cooptation via social contracting - resource acquisition strategies for new ventures, J.A. Starr, I.C. MacMillan
- Networks: The role of networks in the entrepreneurial process, S.J. Birley
- Entrepreneurship through social networks, H. Zimmer, C. Zimmer
- regional networks and the resurgence of Silicon Valley, A. Saxenina
- Network dyads in entrepreneurial settings - a study of the governance of exchange relationships, A. Larson
- Venture capital: Angels and informal risk capital, W.E. Wetzel
- A model of venture capitalist activity, T.T. Tyebjee, A.V. Bruno
- When do venture capitalists add value? H. Sapienza
- Growth: Evolution and revolution as organisations grow, H.E. Greiner
- The five stages of small business growth, N.C. Churchill, V.L. Lewis
- Alternative theories of small firm growth - a critical review, P.N. O'Farrell, D.M.W.N. Hitchens
- Family business: Entrepreneurial succession, S.M. Davis
- Conflicts that plague family businesses, H. Levinson
- Transferring power in the family business, L.B. Barnes, S.A. Hershon
- The Chinese family business enterprise, M. Weinbaum
- Future challenges: Socialist entrepreneurship in Hungary - reconciling the irreconcilable, J. Naor, P. Bod
- Entrepreneurship - past research and future challenges, M.B. Low, I.C. MacMillan.
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