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Written by leading authors, this engaging and topical book demonstrates the importance of entrepreneurship research at a time of turbulent environments as well as highlighting the most recent developments in the field. The contributors expertly provide empirical contributions from a broad set of European countries. This book explores important avenues of new research and compares the differences in entrepreneurship between countries and regions. Viewing entrepreneurship as a dynamic learning and developmental process, the contributors discuss how the new ideological dialogue of entrepreneurship has started to expand its scope from business to society. Researchers, practitioners and policymakers will find this informative resource a great opportunity to adopt these new ideas and develop them further in renewing their practices. It will also provide academics with some new ideas to adopt in their teaching in order to help their students to acquire entrepreneurial competences.Contributors: I. Aaltio, S. Bacq, O. Belousova, O.J. Borch, S. Carter, M. Drnovsek, A. Fayolle, J. Guzman, F. Janssen, K. Kaarna, N. Krueger, P. Kyro, F. Linan, E. Ljunggren, T. Mainela, C. Mason, T. Mets, J. Myllari, H. Ottosson, V. Puhakka, J.C. Rodriguez-Cohard, T. Schott, J. Seikkula-Leino, S. Sipola, R. Stritar, E. Sundin, S. Tagg
Edited by Odd Jarl Borch, Professor, Bodø Graduate School of Business, University of Nordland, Norway, Alain Fayolle, Entrepreneurship Professor, IDRAC Business School, France and Visiting Professor, Turku School of Economics, Finland, Paula Kyrö, former Professor, School of Business, Aalto University, Finland and Elisabet Ljunggren, Faculty of Social Sciences, Nord University, Norway
Contents:ForewordNorris KruegerPrefaceIntroduction: Becoming an Entrepreneur and Developing Entrepreneurial BehaviourPaula Kyrö, Odd Jarl Borch, Alain Fayolle and Elisabet LjunggrenPART I: THE PROCESS OF BECOMING AND LEARNING TO BECOME AN ENTREPRENEUR1. Does Education Matter? The Characteristics and Performance of Businesses Started by Recent University GraduatesColin Mason, Stephen Tagg and Sara Carter2. Temporal Stability of Entrepreneurial Intentions: A Longitudinal Study Francisco Liñán, Juan C. Rodríguez-Cohard and Joaquín Guzmán3. Meta Processes of Entrepreneurial and Enterprising Learning: The Dialogue between Cognitive, Conative and Affective Constructs Paula Kyrö, Jaana Seikkula-Leino and Jarkko Mylläri4. Entrepreneurial Opportunity Identification: The Case of Skype TechnologiesRok Stritar and Mateja DrnovšekPART II: ENTREPRENEURSHIP AS A SOCIAL PROCESS OF BECOMING ENTREPRENEURIAL5. Heuristic Method: Insights into a Conceptual Understanding of Women’s Entrepreneurship and Social CapitalIiris Aaltio, Paula Kyrö and Elisabeth Sundin6. Entrepreneurs’ Social Capital Enhancing Performance and Venture AdvancementHannes Ottósson and Thomas Schøtt7. Structuring the Field of Social Entrepreneurship: A Transatlantic Comparative ApproachSophie Bacq and Frank JanssenPART III: THE PROCESS OF CREATING AND DEVELOPING ENTREPRENEURIAL ORGANIZATIONS 8. Mapping Internationalization Paths of Technology-based SMEs: Cases of Estonian ICT and Biotechnology CompaniesKalev Kaarna and Tõnis Mets9. Exploring Firm Growth as a Process of CreationTuija Mainela, Vesa Puhakka and Sakari Sipola10. The Influence of Organizational Characteristics on Intentions of Employees Towards Corporate EntrepreneurshipOlga Belousova Index
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