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Deckblatt -- Titelseite -- Impressum -- Inhaltsverzeichnis -- Abbildungsverzeichnis -- Tabellenverzeichnis -- 1 Einführung in ausgesuchte Themenfelder des Entrepreneurships -- 1.1 Verortung und Begriffsbestimmung zum Entrepreneurship -- 1.2 Entrepreneurship im internationalen Vergleich -- 1.3 Start-ups vs. große Unternehmen - The Innovator's Dilemma -- 2 Geschäftsmodellentwicklung -- 2.1 Einführung zum Geschäftsmodell - Relevanz, Einordnung und Perspektiven -- 2.2 Das Geschäftsmodell -- 2.2.1 Definitionen -- 2.2.2 Elemente von Geschäftsmodellen -- 2.2.3 Die aktive Suche nach Geschäftsmodellen -- 2.3 Szenariobasierte Geschäftsmodellentwicklung -- Literatur- und Quellenverzeichnis.

Entrepreneurship, the creation of new economic entities, is central to the structure and functioning of organizations and economies. New business formation also shapes the nature of social and economic stratification in an economy and may be an important vehicle for social mobility. The papers in this volume explore many of the issues that are central to the study of entrepreneurship today and also break new ground in the field. The papers explore the importance of entrepreneurship, the process by which entrepreneurship occurs, and the way both meaning and process vary with context and opportunity structures.These papers address long-standing controversies in the study of entrepreneurship, and they also identify new, innovative questions and approaches. As a result, both seasoned entrepreneurship researchers and those who are new to the field will find the papers interesting and useful. Research in the Sociology of Work is now available online at ScienceDirect full-text online of volumes 10 onwards.

Einstellung zu eigenen unternehmerischen Aktivitäten.

Einstellungen zur Selbständigkeit und zum Unternehmertum.

Einstellungen zur Selbständigkeit und zum Unternehmertum.

Themen: Präferierter beruflicher Status (angestellt oder selbständig);
Einschätzung der Schwierigkeit ein eigenes kleines Unternehmen zu
gründen; Zustimmung zu Aussagen über die Gründung von Unternehmen
(Skala): Erhalten einer zweiten Chance nach einmaligem Misserfolg,
Schwierigkeiten beim Unternehmensstart durch mangelnde Finanzen oder
aufgrund zu großen bürokratischen Aufwands, Schwierigkeiten bei der
Informationsbeschaffung zum Thema Unternehmensgründung, Verzicht auf
Unternehmensgründung bei Aussicht auf Misserfolg und wegen einer
ungünstigen wirtschaftlichen Situation; Einstellung zu erfolgreichen
Newcomern, zu Besitzern kleiner Betriebe und zu Vorständen in großen
Unternehmen; Billigung einer Unternehmensgründung durch eine eigene
Tochter und durch einen eigenen Sohn.

Demographie: Geschlecht; Alter; Alter bei Ende der Ausbildung;
beruflicher Status; Region; Ortsgröße.

Introduction to "entrepreneurship in context" / Marco van Gelderen, Karen Verduyn & Enno Masurel -- Some reflections concerning the ethos and ethics of entrepreneurship / Frits Schipper -- Rhythmanalyzing the emergence of the Republic of Tea / Karen Verduyn -- Individualizing entrepreneurship education : putting each student into context / Marco van Gelderen -- Contextualizing entreprenurship in administered markets : new entrants' stakeholder mobilization and legitimacy generation in Dutch healthcare / Eveline Stam-Hulsink & Wim Hulsink -- Entrepreneurship for environmentally sustainable design / Bart Bossink -- Reducing food waste : an opportunity for the innovative catering entrepreneur / Gerry Kouwenhoven, Sergej Bulterman & Vijayender Reddy -- Muslim businesswomen doing boundary work : the negotiation of -- Islam, gender and ethnicity within entrepreneurial contexts / Caroline Essers & Yvonne Benschop -- Social capital as networks of networks : the case of a Chinese entrepreneur / Peter Peverelli & Lynda Jiwen Song -- Regions, families, religion : continuity and change in social contexts of entrepreneurship between 1800 and 2000 / Karel Davids -- Contextualizing Chinese Indonesian entrepreneurship / Juliette Koning -- Entrepreneurship, reverse migration and social change in a comparative perspective / Heidi Dahles -- Mennonite community-based entrepreneurship in Belize, Central America / Carel Roessingh -- Entrepreneurship and culture / Roy Thurik & Marcus Dejardin -- The new Dutch economy : "new and colorful entrepreneurship" / Karima Kourtit & Peter Nijkamp -- Entrepreneurial competences in the creative sector : empirical evidence from Dutch dance teachers / Enno Masurel & Sentini Grunberg -- Entrepreneurship and science-based venturing : the case of vaccine development / Esther Pronker, Ab Osterhaus, Eric Claassen & Wim Hulsink

"Drawing on the entrepreneurial ecosystem as a frame of reference, this new edition of Female Entrepreneurship - Women's Entrepreneurship, continues to challenge contemporary assumptions regarding who or what is an entrepreneur. It draws upon relevant literature and research to enable research-led teaching delivery and provides students with a comprehensive understanding of women's entrepreneurship and a solid foundation from which they can pursue further studies. Informative but concise, Women's Entrepreneurship covers key concepts, issues, themes and approaches and provides useful suggested topics for debate. Updates include a revised chapter on Emerging Technologies and Women's Entrepreneurship, which explores digital entrepreneurship and cyberfeminism. Contextualization of Women's Entrepreneurship acknowledges the broader contextual influences on women's entrepreneurship. Finally, two new chapters have been added looking at The Entrepreneurial Ecosystem and Women's Entrepreneurship Policy. International case studies explore the socio-economic context for women's entrepreneurship in regional, national and international economies. Pedagogy to aid learning is incorporated throughout, including Learning Objectives, boxes to highlight key points, Summaries and Discussion Points, whilst signposts flag relevant podcasts, Ted Talks and online recommended reading. This book is important supplementary reading on entrepreneurship, small business management and women's and gender studies courses - it will prove particularly useful to women moving towards starting their own business as well as postgraduate students researching the topic for the first time"--

We use the entrepreneurial ecosystem perspective to study political entrepreneurship as a form of alignment between disruptive and unproductive entrepreneurs with authorities aiming to get privileged access to resources. Political entrepreneurship (PE) has emerged as a phenomenon in transition and developing economies and may compromise the entrepreneurial ecosystem (EE) objectives. Combining interview and survey data, this study provides an in-depth assessment of entrepreneurial ecosystems in a transition economy and the role that political entrepreneurs play in moderating the effect of resources on the quality of entrepreneurship. Our findings are generalizable to other transition and developing economies as we demonstrate what various configurations of factors increase stakeholders' perception about EE and directly affect its quality. Our findings reveal that stakeholders appreciate the evolution trends towards mature and productive entrepreneurship, but the progress is slow, nonlinear, with setbacks, still seriously threatened by corruption, lack of competence, and the interference of the political factor as well as regional differences. This study offers implications on how to adopt a place-based and holistic approach to institutional reforms when policymakers aim at creating productive entrepreneurial ecosystems. This study implications are in the adoption of a place-based and holistic approach to institutional reforms when policymakers aim at creating productive entrepreneurial ecosystems. While political entrepreneurship may significantly distort an ecosystem, this study offers recommendations to managers and policymakers who plan to start a business in an environment with weak institutions and the rule of law.

1. Unpacking the theoretical boxes of political entrepreneurship / Evangelia Petridou, Inga Narbutaite Aflaki, and Lee Miles -- 2. The networks of political entrepreneurs : a case study of Swiss climate policy / Karin Ingold and Dimitris Christopoulos -- 3. Policy entrepreneurs meeting mediators : a conceptual extension / Elin Wihlborg -- 4. City planners as political entrepreneurs : do they exist; can they exist? / Dimitri Ioannides -- 5. Setting the policy agenda : a policy entrepreneurial perspective on urban development in the Netherlands / Simon Verduijn -- 6. The role of policy entrepreneurs in regional government processes / Michael Bocher -- 7. Political entrepreneurs and institutional change : governability, liberal political culture and the 1992 electoral reform in Israel / Assaf Meydani -- 8. Policy entrepreneurs and morality politics : learning from failure and success / Michael Mintrom -- 9. Regional autonomy and political entrepreneurship / Par M. Olausson -- 10. Political entrepreneurship as painful choices : an examination of Swedish (post)-neutrality security policy / Lee Miles -- 11. How do entrepreneurs make national security policy? A case study of the G.W. Bush administration / Charles-Phillipe David -- 12. Innovators for the public : how norm and social entrepreneurs fulfil the promises of democracy / Lena Partzsch -- 13. The opportunity structures of Cambodian French institutional entrepreneurs : a study of returnees' contributions to transformative change / G.D.M. Wijers -- 14. Political entrepreneurship redux : looking to the future / Inga Narbutaite Aflaki, Evangelia Petridou, and Lee Miles.

Intro -- GLOBAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP: ANALYSES OF PERFORMANCE AND CHALLENGES -- GLOBAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP: ANALYSES OF PERFORMANCE AND CHALLENGES -- CONTENTS -- PREFACE -- Chapter 1 GLOBAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND THE UNITED STATES -- 1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY -- 2. INTRODUCTION -- 2.1. Assessing Entrepreneurship -- 2.2. Stages of Development -- 2.3. Purpose and Structure -- 3. THE GLOBAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND DEVELOPMENT INDEX -- 3.1. The Sub-Indexes -- 3.2. The Weighting System -- 4. THE RELATIVE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES ON THE GEDI -- 5. RELATIVE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES AT THE PILLAR LEVEL -- 6. THE U.S. POSITION AT THE VARIABLE LEVEL -- 7. PUBLIC POLICY APPROACHES -- CONCLUSIONS -- REFERENCES -- APPENDIX A. DATA CONSTRUCTION -- APPENDIX B. COUNTRY RANKINGS -- End Notes -- Chapter 2 THE IMPACT OF INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION ON SMALL-FIRM EXIT IN U.S. MANUFACTURING -- OVERALL FINDINGS -- Highlights -- Scope and Methodology -- I. INTRODUCTION -- II. LITERATURE REVIEW AND THEORETICAL MOTIVATION -- III. DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS -- IV. STATISTICAL RESULTS -- CONCLUSIONS -- REFERENCES -- End Notes -- Chapter 3 LOOKING AHEAD: OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS -- Challenges -- Opportunities -- Research Note -- CHALLENGES -- Strengthening the Overall Economy -- Taxes and Regulation -- Cost and Availability of Health Insurance -- Attracting and Retaining a Quality Workforce -- Global Competition -- OPPORTUNITIES -- Increased Investments in Technology and Innovation -- Economic Gardenin" and Grooming Local Entrepreneurs -- Pursuing New Markets Overseas -- Promoting Business Ownership among Selected Demographic Groups -- Advancing Education and Training -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- End Notes -- INDEX