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This book examines the relationship between entrepreneurship, growth and regional aspects of business. The text offers two broad perspectives of entrepreneurship, a historical one and a comparative perspective. In the historical part, several examples of the co-operation between regional aspects and aspects of entrepreneurship are presented. The second part shows different aspects of entrepreneurship in a more and more globalizing world. Networking, the relationship between clusters and business innovation, economic transition and the links between social capital and business competitiveness are some of the topics.
Entrepreneurship in the Regional Context -- 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 -- The Quest for a New Development Policy -- Entrepreneurial Perspective of the Business -- Clusters and Business Innovation -- Entrepreneurial Behaviour in Transition Environments -- Successful Rural Hosted Accommodation in Western Australia: Gender Matters -- Universidad Social Capital and the Competitiveness of Entrepreneurs: A Review of the Literature and Proposals -- Entrepreneur and Organization: Symbiotic Change and Transition -- Female Entrepreneurship.
edited by Miguel-Angel Galindo, Joaquín Guzman, Domingo Ribeiro.