Entrepreneurial Intensity: Sustainable Advantages for Individuals, Organizations, and Societies

Ben Oviatt · Michael H. Morris

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Illustrations Foreword Preface Common Myths Regarding Entrepreneurship Understanding Entrepreneurship The Process of Entrepreneurship The Concept of Entrepreneurial Intensity The Environment for Entrepreneurship The Entrepreneurial Individual The Entrepreneurial Organization Entrepreneurship at the Societal Level Government and Entrepreneurship A Braver New World: Entrepreneurship and the Future Suggested Readings Index

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