Habitual Entrepreneur / Paul Westhead

By:

Westhead, Paul

Contributor(s):

Wright, Mike

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: New Work : Routledge, 2017.Edition: 1stDescription: x, 153 p.: ill.; 15.19 x 0.97 x 22.91 cmISBN:

9781138340183

Subject(s):

Dept of Economics

DDC classification:

23 338 WES

Contents:

1. Introduction 2. Entrepreneur Resources: Theoretical Insights 3. Entrepreneur Resource Profiles 4. Entrepreneur Resource Accumulation: Finance 5. Entrepreneur Resource Accumulation: Networking and Research Orchestration 6. Opportunity Discovery and Creation 7. Learning 8. Entrepreneur and Firm Performance 9. Conclusions and Implications

Summary: Increasingly, entrepreneurship research recognizes a wide variety in entrepreneurial behaviour. One such difference is marked between experienced or habitual entrepreneurs and novices. This book, authored by established experts in the field, introduces and explores the habitual entrepreneur phenomenon.

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1. Introduction
2. Entrepreneur Resources: Theoretical Insights
3. Entrepreneur Resource Profiles
4. Entrepreneur Resource Accumulation: Finance
5. Entrepreneur Resource Accumulation: Networking and Research Orchestration
6. Opportunity Discovery and Creation
7. Learning
8. Entrepreneur and Firm Performance
9. Conclusions and Implications

Increasingly, entrepreneurship research recognizes a wide variety in entrepreneurial behaviour. One such difference is marked between experienced or habitual entrepreneurs and novices. This book, authored by established experts in the field, introduces and explores the habitual entrepreneur phenomenon.

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