Advances in entrepreneurship

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Volume 1: Part 1 Entrepreneurship theory: what are we talking about when we talk about entrepreneurship? differentiating entrepreneurs from small business owners - a conceptualization? entrepreneurship and paths to business ownership the entrepreneurial personality - a person at the crossroads strategic management's potential contributions to a theory of entrepreneurship theorizing about entrepreneurship sociology and entrepreneurship - concepts and contributions a prospectus on the anthropology of entrepreneurship clarifying the entrepreneurial orientation construct and linking it to performance using cognitive theory to explain entrepreneurial risk-taking -challenging conventional wisdom entrepreneurship and professional management - a fatal distinction a conceptual model of entrepreneurship as firm behaviour entrepreneurship - productive, unproductive and destructive elitists, risk-takers and rugged individualists? an exploratory analysis of cultural differences between entrepreneurs and non-entrepreneurs. Part 2 Methodological issues: who is an entrepreneur? measuring entrepreneurship over time firm-level entrepreneurship and field research - the studies in their methodological context. Part 3 Entrepreneurial opportunity recognition and information search: entrepreneurial information search constellations of firms and new ventures networking and growth of young technology-intensive ventures in China. Part 4 Finance for entrepreneurs: commercial bank financing of white- and black-owned small business start-ups procedural justice in entrepreneur-investor relations a prisoner's dilemma approach to entrepreneur-venture capitalist relationships the CEO, venture capitalists and the board new venture teams' assessment of learning assistance from venture capital firms venture capitalists and serial entrepreneurs angels and non-angels - are there differences? after the crash arrives - a comparative study of venture capital and private investor involvement in entrepreneurial firms. Volume 2: Part 1 entrepreneurial careers: toward a theory of entrepreneurial careers modelling entrepreneurial career progressions - concepts and considerations strategic windows in the entrepreneurial process exit, stage left - why entrepreneurs end their entrepreneurial careers before retirement determinants of willingness and opportunity to start as an entrepreneur. Part 2 Types of entrepreneurs: who starts new firms? preliminary explorations of firms-in-gestation exploring start-up event sequences a comparison of assistance needs of male and female pre-venture entrepreneurs the development and interpretation of entrepreneurial typologies novice, portfolio and serial founders - are they different?. Part 3 Environments for venture creation and development: small firms' seedbed role and the concept of turbulence new firms, small firms and dead firms - spatial patterns and determinants in the United Kingdom environments for entrepreneurship

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