The Growth of Entrepreneurship Research

Academic research on developed countries has scientifically evaluated the role of entrepreneurship on economic growth, market expansion, commercializing innovation, and reducing unemployment. In this research, regions or industries with higher rates of entrepreneurship show higher levels of innovation and economic growth.

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Returnee entrepreneurship is one of the significant drivers for economic growth in emerging economies. Although returnee entrepreneurship research has provided a comprehensive picture of who returnee entrepreneurs are, little is known about the motivations behind their decision to return and the decision to engage in entrepreneurship.

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This paper investigates 1782 EE-related documents published between 1977 and 2022 from Scopus database to assess the growth trajectory of publications, most cited papers, key authors, most prolific countries, and institutions.

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Ebook Entrepreneurship: The engine of growth ( Volume 2: Process) edited by Andrew Zacharakis and Stephen Spinelli, examines the entrepreneurial process. The book proceeds through the life cycle of a new venture start-up. Chapter authors tackle several key steps in the process, ranging from idea, to opportunity, team building, resource acquisition, managing growth, and entering global markets. These chapters identify the current state of the art in academic research, suggest directions for future research, and draw implications for practicing entrepreneurs.

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Ebook Entrepreneurship: The engine of growth ( Volume 1: People), edited by Maria Minniti, looks at the intersection of people and entrepreneurship. Taking a broad view of entrepreneurship as a form of human action, chapters in this volume identify the current state of the art in academic research with respect to cognitive, economic, social, and institutional factors that influence peoples’ behavior with respect to entrepreneurship.

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Ebook Entrepreneurship and business: A regional perspective - Part 1 presents the following content: A general view on regional economics; Issues in regional economics: The economic thought of some italian authors of the past; Entrepreneurial structure from a regional perspective; Entrepreneurship and growth: The need to combine micro and macro perspectives; Social capital and entrepreneurship in a regional context: The case of Spanish regions; The relationship between entrepreneurship and economic growth: A review of recent research achievements; Networking and entrepreneurship in place.

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Ebook Pioneers in entrepreneurship and small business research: Part 1 includes contents: Chapter 7 David Birch, Chapter 8 David Storey, Chapter 9 Zoltan Acs and David Audretsch, Chapter 10 Giacomo Becattini, Chapter 11 Arnold Cooper, Chapter 12 Ian Macmillan, Chapter 13 Howard Aldrich, Chapter 14 A retrospective as a future outlook.

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Ebook Entrepreneurship and culture: Part 1 includes contents: Chapter 1 Introducing entrepreneurship and culture; Chapter 2 Entrepreneurial motivations, culture, and the law; Chapter 3 The entrepreneurial culture: Guiding principles of the self-employed; Chapter 4 Culture, political institutions and the regulation of entry; Chapter 5 Prior knowledge and entrepreneurial innovative success; Chapter 6 Public research in regional networks of innovators: A comparative study of four east-german regions; Chapter 7 Entrepreneurial culture, regional innovativeness and economic growth.

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Ebook Fulfilling the promise of technology transfer: Fostering innovation for the benefit of society – Part 1 presents the following content: Chapter 6 - Fostering technology transfer, innovation, and entrepreneurship from the perspective of a public university; Chapter 7 - Fostering Innovation for the benefit of society: technology licensing’s role at Stanford; Chapter 8 - Managing life science innovations in public research through holistic performance measures; Chapter 9 - Universities as engines of economic growth—entrepreneurship in academia: a singapore experience; Chapter 10 - Univer...

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Entrepreneurship has become a widely research topic in Vietnam in recent years. This topic covers a wide range of unit of analysis from national level (entrepreneurial ecosystem), firm, individuals to university level. This study aims to scrutinize the impact of entrepreneurship education at the university level on entrepreneurial intentions of students.

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This research paper mainly concerned with the women entrepreneurship situation in rural area of India. This study highlighted the current status of women entrepreneurs and their valuable contribution in sustainable economic growth of rural areas of India. This paper also focuses on the future scenario of women entrepreneurs and government initiatives for making women entrepreneurs more unbeaten. This study reveals some strategies for empowering rural women.

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Success, performance and growth of a SME are heavily dependent on the competencies of the entrepreneur. Therefore, the purpose of this paper is to report an empirical research into the entrepreneurial competencies which determines the performance of the enterprises owned by women entrepreneurs. This study is hoped to bring new insight to the entrepreneurship literature, academicians and policymakers. The study was carried out in Haryana state with a sample of 75 women entrepreneurs from Hisar, Panipat and Sonepat, purposively.

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The number of women entering small business ownership has increased significantly across the world. These women make a crucial contribution to the economic growth and development of local, national and global economies. Yet, despite their increasing numbers, they have received little attention from the academic community and research into the experiences of women small business owners is confined to a handful of countries. The work on women entrepreneurs is far more extensive and generally eclipses the area of small business ownership.

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Small firms drive economic growth. Research in the OECD countries consistently shows that job growth in the entrepreneurial sector is substantially higher than it is among established (corporate) incumbents (Audretsch and Thurik, 2001). More recently, the international buzz about entrepreneurship has become even more pronounced with the explosion of new technology, rise in the availability and use of equity capital and breaking down of economic and trade barriers.

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The birth and infancy of entrepreneurship was turned into a specific area of academic study and empirical research quite early. The field greatly evolved, and at the same time, a constant urge to deal with real problems existed, from firm creation to industrial growth, including firm strategy and economic policy. Economic, sociological, and managerial academics began to devise a detailed and interpretative framework for the study of entrepreneurship.

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