World Encyclopedia of Entrepreneurship

Edited by Léo-Paul Dana, Professor, Dalhousie University, Canada and Montpellier Business School, France

• Contents: Foreword by A. Roy ThurikForeword by Hans LandströmPreface 1. Chinese immigrant entrepreneurs Tenghao Zhang, Pi-Shen Seet, Janice Redmond, Jalleh Sharafizad and Wee-Liang Tan2. Compensatory entrepreneurship Benson Honig 3. Coopetition as an entrepreneurial strategy James M. Crick and David Crick4. Corporate entrepreneurship Donald F. Kuratko, Michael H. Morris and Jeffrey G. Covin 5. Corporate entrepreneurship: new insights Olga Belousova , Aard Groen and Norris Krueger 6. Corporate venturing Garima Jha and Robert D. Hisrich7. Cross-disciplinary entrepreneurship education Dianne H. B. Welsh8. Defining the entrepreneur Louis Jacques Filion9. Digital entrepreneurshipKerstin Wagner and Oliver Som10. Digital platformsDonato Cutolo and Jan Vang 11. Disabled entrepreneursWilson Ng12. Early foreign market entries of new-technology-based firmsRegis Coeurderoy and Murray Gordon13. Economics and entrepreneurship William J. Baumol14. Employee start-­ups Andreas Koch15. Entrepreneurial exporters Martin Hannibal and Tage Koed Madsen16. Entrepreneurial hubris Vita Akstinaite and Eugene Sadler-Smith17. Entrepreneurial learning Jennifer R. Carter, Claire Leitch and Valerie Stead18. Entrepreneurial networks Howard E. Aldrich, Martin Ruef and Steven Lippman19. Entrepreneurial sensemaking, sensebreaking and sense-demanding Gabi A. Kaffka and Norris Krueger20. Entrepreneurs in the fashion industry Michelle Brandstrup21. Entrepreneurs versus entrepreneurial Karen Williams-Middleton, Martin Lackéus and Mats Lundqvist 22. Entrepreneurship and blockchains Galia Kondova23. Entrepreneurship as a competence Margherita Bacigalupo24. Entrepreneurship in BiotechnologyCălin Gurău25. Entrepreneurship in the ethnic ownership economy Ivan H. Light26. Entrepreneurship in the printing sector Naomi J. Dana27. Entrepreneurship policy David B. Audretsch28. Environment for entrepreneurship Jean-Jacques Obrecht29. Ethics and entrepreneurship Alan E. Singer30. Ethnic minority entrepreneurship Léo­Paul Dana and Michael Morris31. Evolution of entrepreneurship: toward stewardship-­based economics Raymond W.Y. Kao, Rowland R. Kao and Kenneth R. Kao 32. Exit Karl Wennberg33. Export services Nathalie Belhoste, Rachel Bocquet and Veronique Favre-Bonté 34. Family businessFrederik J. Riar and Franz W. Kellermanns 35. Financial issues Jean-Michel Sahut and Eric Braune36. George EastmanLéo-Paul Dana37. Global entrepreneurship and transnationalism Ivan H. Light38. GrowthJames Bort, Wei Yu and John Wiklund39. Historical context of entrepreneurship Mark Casson40. Howard Hughes Teresa E. Dana41. The Hudson’s Bay Company Lynn Ferguson42. Humane entrepreneurshipRoberto Parente43. Incubators and support systems for business creation: the French modelLuc Duquenne44. How incubators adapt to a changing worldAmandine Maus and Sylvie Sammut45. Indigenous entrepreneurship as a function of cultural perceptions of opportunity Léo­Paul Dana and Robert Brent Anderson46. Innovation systems and entrepreneurship researchJan Vang , Heidi Wiig and Léo­Paul Dana47.Innovative behaviourYang Song48. Intermediated internationalization theory Zoltan J. Acs & Siri Terjesen49. International entrepreneurship Benjamin M. Oviatt, Vladislav R. Maksimov and Patricia P. McDougall50. Internationalization support ecosystemsAlexis Catanzaro and Karim Messeghem51. Involuntary entrepreneurship Teemu Kautonen, Simon Down, Friederike Welter, Kai Althoff, Jenni Palmroos, Susanne Kolb and Pekka Vainio52. Islam and entrepreneurship Veland Ramadani53.Learning business planning Paula Kyrö and M. Niemi54. Mature-age entrepreneurship Paull C. Weber and Michael T. Schaper55. Mental health in entrepreneurship Isabella Hatak56. Open innovation and entrepreneurshipAnja Leckel57. Opportunities approach to international entrepreneurshipJoe Schembri and Pavlos Dimitratos58. Organizational Processes as Foundations of Dynamic CapabilitiesShaker Zahra59. Pastoralism as a form of entrepreneurship among Negev BedouinA. Allan Degen60. Poverty and Entrepreneurship in Developed EconomiesMichael H. Morris 61. Religion as an explanatory variable for entrepreneurship Léo-Paul Dana62. Research methodology in entrepreneurshipEdward Groenland 63. Rural entrepreneurship Gerard McElwee and Andrew Atherton64. Schumpeter, creative destruction and entrepreneurship Dieter Bögenhold66. Science ParksPaul Westhead66. Small island entrepreneurship Godfrey Baldacchino67. Social entrepreneurship Sarah C. Carraher, Shawn M. Carraher and Dianne H.B. Welsh68. Sports and entrepreneurshipBen Hattink and Jennifer Wichers 69. Sustainable entrepreneurshipSteffen Farny and Julia Binder 70. Teams Leon Schjoed, Sascha Kraus and Cyrine Ben-Hafaïedh 71. Transnational entrepreneurshipIsrael Drori, Benson Honig and Mike Wright72. Trust and entrepreneurship Friederike Welter73. Uncertainty in InnovationRaphael H. Cohen74. University Spin-OffsLiudvika Leišytė 75. Venture capital Jeffrey M. Pollack and Thomas H. Hawver76. Walt DisneyLéo-Paul Dana

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