Public Policies for Fostering Entrepreneurship: A European Perspective |
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Authors: Joao Leitao and Rui Baptista Year: 2009 Publisher: Springer Series: International Studies in Entrepreneurship, Vol. 22
Review The contribution of this book is to join in the same volume a set of theoretical visions and empirical assessments by leading scholars about public policies towards entrepreneurship in Europe and how to rethink them. The book is divided in two parts: Part I – Entrepreneurship Policies – A European Framework; and Part II – Entrepreneurship Policy in Countries and Regions. In Part I various theoretical approaches are presented by prominent scholars from around the world. They point to the need for the European economy to be the subject of regional reorganization, based on concentrations of production activities with a strong component of knowledge and technology. This book appears at a particularly challenging time, in economic and social terms, when entrepreneurship and innovation assume particular strategic importance, inasmuch as endogenous growth should be considered by policy-makers and also by business-people and citizens as one of the driving forces that can catalyze regional economies. The Entrepreneurship Policy examples contained in Part II from European countries in Scandinavia, Iberia, Germany, Turkey and the UK explore the implications for research, practice and policy-making in those regions. |
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Central and Eastern Europe: Europeanization and Social Change |
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Authors: FranCois Bafoil and Chris Turner Year: 2009 Publisher: Palgrave MacMillan Series: Sciences Po Series in International Relations and Political Economy
“Bafoil’s book combines an empirically rich and theoretically valid analysis of the impact of the European Union on the Central and Eastern European states. A significant and stimulating contribution to understanding the process of Europeanization and social change in the new member states.” - Wolfgang Wessels, Jean Monnet Chair, University of Cologne
"This ambitious attempt at analysis of today’s Central and Eastern Europe covers a very broad area of issues concerning politics, economies and societies put in comparative perspective. The author, a well-known specialist on these problems, provides a theoretical framework which makes his arguments very convincing. The basis of François Bafoil’s thinking is that history and local trajectories of development do matter. Only by taking them into account might we be able to understand how countries of Central and Eastern Europe confront modernization and “Europeanization”. The interplay between past and present, between local and global, is fundamental here. This book is addressed to a broader audience willing to understand better today’s enlarging Europe and to specialists who might learn how modern social sciences may help this understanding." - Andrzej Rychard, Professor of Sociology, Polish Academy of Sciences
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Top 10 international social networks for entrepreneurs |
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On this issue, a selection of the top 10 international social networks for entrepreneurs, interested in discussing common entrepreneurship issues and challenges, finding useful tools and learning resources, networking with other peers, searching for business partners and investors.
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