Palgrave Handbook of Minority Entrepreneurship
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Palgrave Handbook of Minority Entrepreneurship
Cooney, Thomas M.
Springer Nature Switzerland AG
04/2022
587
Mole
Inglês
9783030666057
15 a 20 dias
932
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Introduction
1. Introduction (Editor)
Understanding the Current Situation
2. Understanding the term 'Minority Entrepreneurship' - Leo Paul Dana (Montpellier Business School)
3. What does GEM say about Minority Entrepreneurship - Mike Herrington (University of Cape Town)
4. Geography and Minority Entrepreneurship - Friederike Welter (University of Siegen)
5. Building a profile of successful minority entrepreneurs - Monder Ram (University of Birmingham)
6. Social capital, networks and minority entrepreneurs - Teresa Menzies (Brock University)
7. Entrepreneurial ecosystems and minority entrepreneurs - Norris Kruger (Boise State University)
8. Questioning dominant entrepreneurship assumptions - Karen Verduijn (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)
Examining Entrepreneurial Behaviour Amongst Different Minority Communities
9. Do Women engage differently in entrepreneurship? - Candida Brush (Babson College)
10. Stimulating Youth entrepreneurship - Francis Greene (University of Edinburgh)
11. Senior entrepreneurs as untapped potential - Alex Maritz (LaTrobe University)
12. Going from Unemployed to self-employed - Pernilla Andersson (Stockholm University)
13. Immigrants and the opportunity for transnational diaspora entrepreneurship - Xiaohua Lin (Ryerson University)
14. The challenges of coming out as a Gay entrepreneur - Etain Kidney (Dublin Institute of Technology)
15. Entrepreneurship as a career for People with Disability - Eva Kasperova (Manchester Metropolitan University)
16. The potential future value of entrepreneurship for NEETs - Amparo Serrano Pascual (University of Madrid)
17. Cannot get a job so how do Ex-Offenders start a business - Robert Smith (Robert Gordon University)
18. Being Aborigine or Maori does not aid being an entrepreneur - Ella Henry (Auckland University of Technology)
19. Native Americans and - Rick Colbourne (University of Northern British Columbia)
20. Gypsies / Roma: Travelling can be disruptive to creating a sustainable business - Dennis Foley (University of Canberra)
21. The unique challenges Veterans face when starting a business - Tiago Ratinho (IESEG School of Management)
22. From taking flight to putting down roots: the entrepreneurial journey of a Refugee - Sibylle Heilbrunn (Kinneret College on the Sea of Galilee)
23. How does Entrepreneurial Behaviour differ across Minority Communities? - John Kitching (Kingston University)
Where Do We Go from Here?
24. Developing a Model for Minority Entrepreneurship - Thierry Volery (University of Western Australia)
25. Fostering Inclusive Entrepreneurship Policies - Mariana Mazzucato (University College London)
26. Future Research Opportunities - Gerard George (Imperial College)
27. Minority Entrepreneurs: Challenges and How to Succeed - Barbara Oliver (Enterprise Publishing Inc)
Conclusion
28. Closing Thoughts (Editor)
The proposed authors will be invited to write a chapter on their given topic. Should they be unavailable, then another person who has published in that specific area will be invited to write a chapter on that selected topic. A broad Call for Papers will also be issued to enable people of different backgrounds to also contribute to the book. Those who respond to the Call may be invited to write chapters where proposed authors are not available.
1. Introduction (Editor)
Understanding the Current Situation
2. Understanding the term 'Minority Entrepreneurship' - Leo Paul Dana (Montpellier Business School)
3. What does GEM say about Minority Entrepreneurship - Mike Herrington (University of Cape Town)
4. Geography and Minority Entrepreneurship - Friederike Welter (University of Siegen)
5. Building a profile of successful minority entrepreneurs - Monder Ram (University of Birmingham)
6. Social capital, networks and minority entrepreneurs - Teresa Menzies (Brock University)
7. Entrepreneurial ecosystems and minority entrepreneurs - Norris Kruger (Boise State University)
8. Questioning dominant entrepreneurship assumptions - Karen Verduijn (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)
Examining Entrepreneurial Behaviour Amongst Different Minority Communities
9. Do Women engage differently in entrepreneurship? - Candida Brush (Babson College)
10. Stimulating Youth entrepreneurship - Francis Greene (University of Edinburgh)
11. Senior entrepreneurs as untapped potential - Alex Maritz (LaTrobe University)
12. Going from Unemployed to self-employed - Pernilla Andersson (Stockholm University)
13. Immigrants and the opportunity for transnational diaspora entrepreneurship - Xiaohua Lin (Ryerson University)
14. The challenges of coming out as a Gay entrepreneur - Etain Kidney (Dublin Institute of Technology)
15. Entrepreneurship as a career for People with Disability - Eva Kasperova (Manchester Metropolitan University)
16. The potential future value of entrepreneurship for NEETs - Amparo Serrano Pascual (University of Madrid)
17. Cannot get a job so how do Ex-Offenders start a business - Robert Smith (Robert Gordon University)
18. Being Aborigine or Maori does not aid being an entrepreneur - Ella Henry (Auckland University of Technology)
19. Native Americans and - Rick Colbourne (University of Northern British Columbia)
20. Gypsies / Roma: Travelling can be disruptive to creating a sustainable business - Dennis Foley (University of Canberra)
21. The unique challenges Veterans face when starting a business - Tiago Ratinho (IESEG School of Management)
22. From taking flight to putting down roots: the entrepreneurial journey of a Refugee - Sibylle Heilbrunn (Kinneret College on the Sea of Galilee)
23. How does Entrepreneurial Behaviour differ across Minority Communities? - John Kitching (Kingston University)
Where Do We Go from Here?
24. Developing a Model for Minority Entrepreneurship - Thierry Volery (University of Western Australia)
25. Fostering Inclusive Entrepreneurship Policies - Mariana Mazzucato (University College London)
26. Future Research Opportunities - Gerard George (Imperial College)
27. Minority Entrepreneurs: Challenges and How to Succeed - Barbara Oliver (Enterprise Publishing Inc)
Conclusion
28. Closing Thoughts (Editor)
The proposed authors will be invited to write a chapter on their given topic. Should they be unavailable, then another person who has published in that specific area will be invited to write a chapter on that selected topic. A broad Call for Papers will also be issued to enable people of different backgrounds to also contribute to the book. Those who respond to the Call may be invited to write chapters where proposed authors are not available.
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Missing Entrepreneurs;Disability;Disadvantage;Immigrant entrepreneurs;Entrepreneurial Behaviour
Introduction
1. Introduction (Editor)
Understanding the Current Situation
2. Understanding the term 'Minority Entrepreneurship' - Leo Paul Dana (Montpellier Business School)
3. What does GEM say about Minority Entrepreneurship - Mike Herrington (University of Cape Town)
4. Geography and Minority Entrepreneurship - Friederike Welter (University of Siegen)
5. Building a profile of successful minority entrepreneurs - Monder Ram (University of Birmingham)
6. Social capital, networks and minority entrepreneurs - Teresa Menzies (Brock University)
7. Entrepreneurial ecosystems and minority entrepreneurs - Norris Kruger (Boise State University)
8. Questioning dominant entrepreneurship assumptions - Karen Verduijn (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)
Examining Entrepreneurial Behaviour Amongst Different Minority Communities
9. Do Women engage differently in entrepreneurship? - Candida Brush (Babson College)
10. Stimulating Youth entrepreneurship - Francis Greene (University of Edinburgh)
11. Senior entrepreneurs as untapped potential - Alex Maritz (LaTrobe University)
12. Going from Unemployed to self-employed - Pernilla Andersson (Stockholm University)
13. Immigrants and the opportunity for transnational diaspora entrepreneurship - Xiaohua Lin (Ryerson University)
14. The challenges of coming out as a Gay entrepreneur - Etain Kidney (Dublin Institute of Technology)
15. Entrepreneurship as a career for People with Disability - Eva Kasperova (Manchester Metropolitan University)
16. The potential future value of entrepreneurship for NEETs - Amparo Serrano Pascual (University of Madrid)
17. Cannot get a job so how do Ex-Offenders start a business - Robert Smith (Robert Gordon University)
18. Being Aborigine or Maori does not aid being an entrepreneur - Ella Henry (Auckland University of Technology)
19. Native Americans and - Rick Colbourne (University of Northern British Columbia)
20. Gypsies / Roma: Travelling can be disruptive to creating a sustainable business - Dennis Foley (University of Canberra)
21. The unique challenges Veterans face when starting a business - Tiago Ratinho (IESEG School of Management)
22. From taking flight to putting down roots: the entrepreneurial journey of a Refugee - Sibylle Heilbrunn (Kinneret College on the Sea of Galilee)
23. How does Entrepreneurial Behaviour differ across Minority Communities? - John Kitching (Kingston University)
Where Do We Go from Here?
24. Developing a Model for Minority Entrepreneurship - Thierry Volery (University of Western Australia)
25. Fostering Inclusive Entrepreneurship Policies - Mariana Mazzucato (University College London)
26. Future Research Opportunities - Gerard George (Imperial College)
27. Minority Entrepreneurs: Challenges and How to Succeed - Barbara Oliver (Enterprise Publishing Inc)
Conclusion
28. Closing Thoughts (Editor)
The proposed authors will be invited to write a chapter on their given topic. Should they be unavailable, then another person who has published in that specific area will be invited to write a chapter on that selected topic. A broad Call for Papers will also be issued to enable people of different backgrounds to also contribute to the book. Those who respond to the Call may be invited to write chapters where proposed authors are not available.
1. Introduction (Editor)
Understanding the Current Situation
2. Understanding the term 'Minority Entrepreneurship' - Leo Paul Dana (Montpellier Business School)
3. What does GEM say about Minority Entrepreneurship - Mike Herrington (University of Cape Town)
4. Geography and Minority Entrepreneurship - Friederike Welter (University of Siegen)
5. Building a profile of successful minority entrepreneurs - Monder Ram (University of Birmingham)
6. Social capital, networks and minority entrepreneurs - Teresa Menzies (Brock University)
7. Entrepreneurial ecosystems and minority entrepreneurs - Norris Kruger (Boise State University)
8. Questioning dominant entrepreneurship assumptions - Karen Verduijn (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)
Examining Entrepreneurial Behaviour Amongst Different Minority Communities
9. Do Women engage differently in entrepreneurship? - Candida Brush (Babson College)
10. Stimulating Youth entrepreneurship - Francis Greene (University of Edinburgh)
11. Senior entrepreneurs as untapped potential - Alex Maritz (LaTrobe University)
12. Going from Unemployed to self-employed - Pernilla Andersson (Stockholm University)
13. Immigrants and the opportunity for transnational diaspora entrepreneurship - Xiaohua Lin (Ryerson University)
14. The challenges of coming out as a Gay entrepreneur - Etain Kidney (Dublin Institute of Technology)
15. Entrepreneurship as a career for People with Disability - Eva Kasperova (Manchester Metropolitan University)
16. The potential future value of entrepreneurship for NEETs - Amparo Serrano Pascual (University of Madrid)
17. Cannot get a job so how do Ex-Offenders start a business - Robert Smith (Robert Gordon University)
18. Being Aborigine or Maori does not aid being an entrepreneur - Ella Henry (Auckland University of Technology)
19. Native Americans and - Rick Colbourne (University of Northern British Columbia)
20. Gypsies / Roma: Travelling can be disruptive to creating a sustainable business - Dennis Foley (University of Canberra)
21. The unique challenges Veterans face when starting a business - Tiago Ratinho (IESEG School of Management)
22. From taking flight to putting down roots: the entrepreneurial journey of a Refugee - Sibylle Heilbrunn (Kinneret College on the Sea of Galilee)
23. How does Entrepreneurial Behaviour differ across Minority Communities? - John Kitching (Kingston University)
Where Do We Go from Here?
24. Developing a Model for Minority Entrepreneurship - Thierry Volery (University of Western Australia)
25. Fostering Inclusive Entrepreneurship Policies - Mariana Mazzucato (University College London)
26. Future Research Opportunities - Gerard George (Imperial College)
27. Minority Entrepreneurs: Challenges and How to Succeed - Barbara Oliver (Enterprise Publishing Inc)
Conclusion
28. Closing Thoughts (Editor)
The proposed authors will be invited to write a chapter on their given topic. Should they be unavailable, then another person who has published in that specific area will be invited to write a chapter on that selected topic. A broad Call for Papers will also be issued to enable people of different backgrounds to also contribute to the book. Those who respond to the Call may be invited to write chapters where proposed authors are not available.
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