ExpertiseAll aspects of small business and entrepreneurship; small business management; employment; growth; innovation; IP management; environmental practices; business exit; regional and international dimensions; public policy initiatives and evaluations.Reviewer for book publishers (eg. Sage), research councils (ESRC; Leverhulme; Nuffield) and journals.Research Interest(s)Extensive research portfolio for academic (eg ESRC), private (eg HSBC) and public (eg HM Treasury; EU Commission) organisations. Expertise in primary and secondary data collection and analyses; engaged in qualitative and quantitative research methods. Editor of International Small Business JournalTeachingEngaged in postgraduate teaching programmes linked to entrepreneurship and small business; supervision and examination experience at masters and doctorate levels.MembershipsMember of RAE2008 and REF2014 Business and Management sub-panel Member of ACCA Small Firms Committee Member of Association of Business Schools Research Committee Member of Institute of Small Business and Entrepreneurship Member of the British Academy of Management Member of Academicians of the Academy of Social Science; Holder of the Queen′s Award for Enterprise Promotion Jarna Heinonen is a professor in Entrepreneurship at the University of Turku, School of Economics. Her research interests include family businesses, corporate entrepreneurship, entrepreneurship education as well as entrepreneurship and innovation policies. Jarna Heinonen is a reviews editor at the International Small Business Journal and belongs to the editorial review board of the Journal of Small Business Management. She has published widely on entrepreneurship in academic books and journals, such as International Journal of Manpower, International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management, Journal of Enterprising Culture and Journal of Management Development. She has conducted research for, among others, the European Commission, the OECD, and different national ministries and other such bodies.

• 1. Introduction - Robert Blackburn, Dirk De Clercq and Jarna HeinonenThe People and the Entrepreneurial Processes2. Entrepreneurial Leadership: A Critical Review and Research Agenda - Claire M. Leitch and Richard T. Harrison3. Entrepreneurial Action Research: Moving Beyond Fixed Conceptualizations - Hamid Vahidnia, H. Shawna Chen, J. Robert Mitchell and Ronald K. Mitchell4. Pre- and post-entrepreneurship Labor Mobility of Entrepreneurs and Employees in Entrepreneurial Firms - Kristina Nyström5. Networks and Entrepreneurship - Maura McAdam and Danny Soetanto6. Migrant Entrepreneurship - Stephen Drinkwater7. Entrepreneurship from a Family Business Perspective - Judith van Helvert and Mattias Nordqvist8. Social Entrepreneurship: Entrepreneurship and Social Value Creation - Helen Haugh, Fergus Lyon and Bob DohertyEntrepreneurship and Small Business Management and Organization9. Entrepreneurial Strategy: A contingency review and outlook for future research - Christian Lechner and Abeer Pervaiz10. Perspectives on New Venture Creation - Fokko J. Eller and Michael M. Gielnik11. New Venture Growth: Current Findings and Future Challenges - Ivan Zupic and Alessandro Giudici12. Small Business Growth and Performance: A Review of Literature - Samuel Adomako and Kevin F. Mole13. The Nature of Entrepreneurial Exit - Michael H. Morris, Susana Santos, Christopher Pryor and Xaver Neumeyer14. Corporate Entrepreneurship - Bjørn Willy Åmo and Lars Kolvereid15. Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Small Business - Mark Freel16. Entrepreneurial Marketing In Small Enterprises: Current And Emerging Research Topics - Rosalind Jones, Sussie C. Morrish, Jonathan Deacon and Morgan P. Miles17. Financing Entrepreneurial Ventures - Colin Mason18. Internal Financial Management in Smaller, Entrepreneurial Businesses - Marc Cowling and Catherine MatthewsEntrepreneurial Milieu19. Can Governments Promote Gazelles? Evidence from Denmark - Anders Hoffmann David J Storey20. Exploring Firm-Level Effects of Regulation: Going Beyond Survey Approaches - John Kitching21. Entrepreneurial Ecosystems - Erik Stam and Ben Spigel22. Corporate Social Responsibility - Zhongming Wang and Yanhai Zhao23. Bringing ’I’ into ’E’—what could it mean? Reflections on the past, present and future of International Entrepreneurship research - Niina Nummela24. Challenges to Venture Growth in Emerging Economies - Wafa N. Almobaireek, Ahmed Alshumaimeri and Tatiana S. Manolova25. Learning and Educational Programs for Entrepreneurs - Luke Pittaway, Louisa Huxtable and Paul Hannon26. The Use of Case Studies in Entrepreneurship Education - Thomas M. Cooney27. Enterprise education pedagogy and redesigning learning outcomes: Case of a public reform school - Ulla Hytti and Sirpa KoskinenResearching Small Business and Entrepreneurship28. In Search of Causality in Entrepreneurship Research: Quantitative Methods in Corporate Entrepreneurship - Aaron F McKenny, Miles A Zachary, Jeremy C Short and David J Ketchen Jnr29. Qualitative Research in Entrepreneurship - Anne Kovalainen30. Gender and entrepreneurship at the crossroads: Where do you want to go? - Cristina Díaz-García31. Making Entrepreneurship Research Matter: The Challenging Journey to An Academic Identity - Bengt Johannisson32. Critical Perspectives in Entrepreneurship Research - Seppo Poutanen

The past decade has witnessed a significant growth of entrepreneurship and small business research, but also an increased fragmentation of the field. The editors, Robert Blackburn, Dirk De Clercq and Jarna Heinonen, have provided a timely overview of the field, including the entrepreneurial process and business development, the entrepreneurial milieu, and research methodologies. The book will be a goldmine, for those searching the knowledge within the field but also for those searching provocative research questions for the future. Therefore, this is a perfect text for researchers, PhD candidates, and advanced master students in entrepreneurship, small businesses, and management studies.