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This book is a collection of the author’s research papers on entrepreneurship. The revised edition has eight new chapters including a brilliant critique on the author’s Theory of Entrepreneurial Heuristics by three British scholars.
The concept of entrepreneurial innovation; the paradigms of strategic choice versus environmental determinism; heuristics, rules of thumb, and behavioural orientations of innovative ventures; entrepreneurial taxonomies; partnerships and networking along with their impact on entrepreneurial learning and performance; policies of growth ventures with special reference to new technology based firms (NTBFs) as well as to the cultural contexts of India and the UK; the perennial issue of entrepreneurial motivation; promotion of industrial clusters, which is a form of external motivation for venture creation; financing of innovation; entrepreneurial in established firms, manifested as strategic management as well as turnaround management; and the assessment of entrepreneurial activity as well as framework conditions in India.
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