ISBN:
9781788973717
Language:
English
Pages:
1 Online-Ressource
Series Statement:
Research Handbooks in Business and Management series
Series Statement:
Research handbooks in business and management
Parallel Title:
Erscheint auch als Research handbook on entrepreneurship in emerging economies
DDC:
330
Keywords:
Entrepreneurship
;
Unternehmer
;
Schwellenländer
;
Entrepreneurship
;
Unternehmen
;
Klein- und Mittelbetrieb
;
Privatunternehmen
;
Unternehmer
;
Bedeutung
;
Rolle
;
Empowerment
;
Erde
;
Electronic books
;
Handbuch
;
Aufsatzsammlung
Abstract:
Contents: 1. Introduction to the research handbook on entrepreneurship in emerging economies / Jonathan M. Scott, Paresha Sinha, Jenny Gibb and Michèle Akoorie -- Part I: Middle East and North Africa -- 2. Green entrepreneurship prospects and challenges: the context of Afghanistan / Ahsanullah Mohsen, Veland Ramadani and L.o-Paul Dana -- 3. A contextualized study of entrepreneurship in the Arab states prior to the Arab spring: reviewing the impact of entrepreneurship on political stability / Amir Forouharfar -- 4. Entrepreneurial orientation in small firms: a qualitative exploration in the context of an emerging economy / Hajer Zarrouk, Laura Galloway, Mohamed Sherif, Elarbi Elkaroui and Anas Al Mulla -- 5. A new perspective on categorizing the level of economic development with respect to entrepreneurship / Leyla Sarfaraz -- Part II: South Asia and Latin America -- 6. Entrepreneurial opportunities and the role of contextual embeddedness / Indu Peiris, Michèle Akoorie and Paresha Sinha -- 7. Academic entrepreneurship in developing countries: contextualizing recent debate / Muhammad Nawaz Tunio -- 8. Bolivia: land of the Aymars and Quechuas / L.o-Paul Dana -- Part III: East Asia and maritime Southeast Asia -- 9. The entrepreneurial role of Indonesian universities in the economic development of rural communities: in search of empowerment / Hary Febriansyah, C.W. Watson and Aineias Gkikas -- 10. Entrepreneurship in Indonesia: some contextual aspects / Grisna Anggadwita and Ramo Palalić -- 11. Entrepreneurs in the Philippines: creative deviance as a response to institutional anomie / Bruce Dye and Kelly Dye -- 12. Entrepreneurial intentions of immigrant Chinese students in Ireland / Antoinette Flynn, Naomi Birdthistle and Boyu Fang -- Part IV: Mainland Southeast Asia -- Using trust-based social capital in coping with institutional constraints: the case of entrepreneurs in Myanmar / Khine Tin Zar Lwin, Paresha Sinha and Jenny Gibb -- 14. An exploration of Vietnamese entrepreneurs / Hang T.T. Nyugen and Hanh Song Thi Pham -- 15. Bazaar entrepreneurship as social and institutional practice: the case of Malaysian accounting research / Hasri Mustafa -- Part V: Sub-Saharan Africa -- 16. Supporting sustainable, equitable growth in Sub-Saharan Africa: a conceptual model for enabling social enterprise governance / Steven Pattinson and Roseline Wanjiru -- 17. A review of ten years of African entrepreneurship research / Paul Agu Igwe and Afam Icha-Ituma -- 18. Entrepreneurial resilience in turbulent environments: the role of spiritual capital / Oluwaseun Kolade, Abiodun Egbetokun, David Rae and Javed Hussain -- Index.
Abstract:
"This Research Handbook on Entrepreneurship in Emerging Economies provides a range of contextualized perspectives on entrepreneurship in emerging economies. Featuring contributions from leading experts, it explores the various social and institutional contexts that produce and affect entrepreneurship. This Research Handbook portrays the theories, processes and practices of entrepreneurship in emerging economies as being markedly different from those in developed, post-industrial economies, emphasizing how national context shapes incentives for entrepreneurial efforts. Exploring multiple theories of entrepreneurship, chapters dissect the opportunities - and barriers - emerging from various institutions and social practices from the Middle East, North Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa, Asia and Latin America. Comprehensive and incisive, this Research Handbook is an ideal guide for researchers and both undergraduate and postgraduate students working on emerging economies, particularly those with an interest in global entrepreneurship. It will also benefit policy-makers seeking to develop entrepreneurial activity in developing economies"--
DOI:
10.4337/9781788973717
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