Entrepreneurship, Volume 15

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Entrepreneurship, the creation of new economic entities, is central to the structure and functioning of organizations and economies. The papers in this volume explore the importance of entrepreneurship, the process by which entrepreneurship occurs, and the way both meaning and process vary with context and opportunity structures.

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Full title :Entrepreneurship, Volume 15.

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Publication Date:©2005
Edition:1st ed

Publication Statements

Publisher(s):Emerald Publishing Limited
Place of Publication:Amsterdam
Language:eng
Publication Date:©2005

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Description:1 online resource (373 pages)

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ISBN:9781849503365, 1849503362
oclc:on1055874148
LC Classification:HD6951 ǂb R47 2005eb
Dewey Decimal:338.04

Front cover -- coypright -- table of contents -- front matter -- List of Contributors -- Introduction -- body -- Part I: Why Study Entrepreneurship? -- Entrepreneurship and Inequality -- Economic Freedom or Self-Imposed Strife: Work-Life Conflict, Gender, and Self-Employment -- Part II: The Entrepreneurship Process -- Origins of Organizations: The Entrepreneurial Process -- Technological Resources and New Firm Growth: A Comparison of Start-up and Adolescent Ventures -- Management Paradigm Change in the United States: A Professional Autonomy Perspective -- Upside-down Venture Capitalists and the Transition Toward Pyramidal Firms: Inevitable Progression, or Failed Experiment? -- Entrepreneurship, Industrial Policy and Clusters: The Growth of the North Carolina Wine Industry -- Part III: Context and Opportunities -- Socializing the Ethnic Market: A Frame Analysis -- The Henna Maker: A Moroccan Immigrant Woman Entrepreneur in an Ethnic Revival -- Entrepreneurship and Self-Employment in Transition Economies -- Entrepreneurial Strategies During Institutional Transitions -- Lineage Networks, Rural Entrepreneurs, and Max Weber.