A psychological typology of successful entrepreneurs

Abstract

Preface Developing a Psychological Typology Typologies in Entrepreneurship: Their Role and Value The Four-Way Psychological Typology Theoretical Extensions of the Typology Case Examples Illustrating the Typology and Its Extensions Applying the Typology Operationalizing the Constructs of the Typology Testing the Typology: Relation to Success among Established Entrepreneurs Testing the Typology: Relation to Entrepreneurial Criteria among Graduate Students in Business Management Using the Typology to Study Certain Groups Women and Men in Entrepreneurship High-Technology Entrepreneurs Entrepreneuring Beyond U.S. Borders Entrepreneurship Development Using the Typology to Create Tailor-Made Development Activities A Comprehensive Entrepreneurship Development Program The Role of Psychological Assessment Epilogue Bibliography Name Index Subject Index

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