Entrepreneurship has long been exclusively associated with the business sphere, but despite efforts on the part of educational institutions, development centers, and government agencies, it has had a remarkably poor development on other dimensions such as on the public and social spheres. This...

This paper gives an account of the Consultancy in 15 schools of Female Entrepreneurship, conducted for the National Women Service SERNAM, Chile's state agency, as part of Support Social Cohesion EU-Chile, coordinated by the Agency International Cooperation, AGCI, which is an organization of the...

The Palestinian nation is considered as an emerging economy with moderate level in human development and relatively high advancement level in education including women. The small and medium scale firms operated in Palestine are mainly family business working in service sector and retailing...

Barriers to entry in regulated markets are frequently conceptualized as static features that must be removed or overcome if new entrants are to successfully enter a market. However, government institutions regulating markets often consist of multiple levels existing in tension with one another....

The application of entrepreneurial orientation constructs to the individual level is a contested space in entrepreneurial research circles. This paper examines this space by reviewing the origins of the Entrepreneurial Orientation scale (EO), and subsequent attempts to adapt it at the individual...

Developing new innovations is at the core of what research universities do. While it is common knowledge that universities are an integral part of creating new innovations, what is not so well known is how these innovations make their way to commercialization. There are very few studies that...

Entrepreneurial ecosystems play a key role in the development of startups by not only providing support – such as flexible office space and access to skilled employees, mentors and investors – but moreover by promoting concrete ideals about ‘good’ entrepreneurship. In our empirical...

In an attempt at a systematic theory of entrepreneurship, this paper connects various literatures, from economics and business. In economics, there are many notions of entrepreneurship, some of which seem to contradict each other. For example, there are notions of entrepreneurship as an...

The transformation of business ideas into market opportunities is at the core of entrepreneurship. Nevertheless, the complexity of such a transformative process is seen to change depending on the variables influencing the opportunity-entrepreneur nexus. Although technology-entrepreneurship is...

The term Entrepreneurship is similar to Self-employment and is certainly the engine of economic growth. Entrepreneurs creates job opportunities in the market and help reducing the unemployment rate. The process of Entrepreneurship begins from development of intention so the main idea of the...