Developmental entrepreneurship : adversity, risk, and isolation /
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| Imprint: | Amsterdam ; Oxford : Elsevier JAI, 2006. |
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| Description: | xxiv, 423 p. ; 24 cm. |
| Language: | English |
| Series: | International research in the business disciplines ; v. 5 |
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| Format: | Print Book |
| URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/6204395 |
Table of Contents:
- Part 1. Entrepreneurship And Institutions
- Trust, Institutions And Entrepreneurship
- Poor Peoples Knowledge: Helping Poor People To Earn From Their Own Intellectual Property
- Part 2. Entrepreneurship In Transitional Economics
- Institutional Development And Entrepreneuship In A Transition Context
- Entrepreneurial Environment And The Life-Cycle Growth And Development Approach To Analyzing Family Businesses In The Transitional Polish Economy
- Transition In The Polish Economy
- New Venture Performance In The Transition Economies: A Conceptual Model
- Part 3. Entrepreneurship And Crises
- Disasters, Vulnerabilitty And The Global Economy: Implications For Less Developed Countries And Poor Populations
- Disasters And Entrepreneurship: A Review
- HIV/Aids, Crime And Small Business In South Africa
- Part 4. Poverty Traps, Entrepreneurship And Development: The Case Of Mozambique
- Poverty, Entrepreneurship And Aid Economics In Mozambique: A Review Of Empirical Research
- The Dilemma Of Small Business In Mozambique: A Research Note
- Part 5. Isolation And Wealth Development: The Case Of Iceland
- Isolation As A Source Of Entrepreneurial Opportunties: Overcoming The Limitation Of Isolated Micro-States
- Portrait Of An Entrepreneurial Trade Mission: Iceland Goes To China
- Part 6. Entrepreneurship And Historical Disadvantages
- Indigenous Entrepreneurship Research: Themes And Variations
- Gender Differences In Minority Small Business Hiring Practices And Customer Patronage: An Exploratory Study
- Immigrants And Entrepreneurs In Satilde;o Paulo, Brazil: Economic Development In The Brazilian Melting Pot
- Part 7. Entrepreneurship And Building Human Capital
- Acquiring The Skills And Legitimacy To Better Manage Local Economic Development And Adjustment: The Case Of Jalisco, Mexico
- Building Human Capital In Difficult Environments: An Empirical Study Of Entrepreneurship Education, Self-Esteem, And Achievement In South Africa
- Educational Curricula And Self-Efficacy: Entrepreneurial Orientation And New Venture Intentions Among University Students In Mexico
- Entrepreneurship Education: A Cautious Ray Of Hope In Instructional Reform For Disadvantaged Youth
