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Barriers and Gateways to Entrepreneurship: Theory and Research

Barriers and Gateways to Entrepreneurship: Theory and Research

 

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  • Special Economic Zone (SEZ) & Institutional Building for Entrepreneurship 
    Vellala, Paramasivan S (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2011-02-16)
    Encouraged by the phenomenal success of Special Economic Zones (SEZs) in the People's Republic of China which first used this model to attract Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), Technological Transfers and Managerial Expertise, ...
  • Indian Jute Industry: Its Crises - Need for Entrepreneurial Interventions 
    Rahman, Manish Ur; Sarkar, Debasish; Sarkar, Anirban; Paul, Sourav; Chakrabarti, Jana; Singh, Bikram (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2011-02-16)
    India is the largest producer of raw jute in the world. But the past glory of the Indian jute industry has faded out and it is suffering from stagnancy in recent times. An attempt has been made in this paper to find out ...
  • From Macro-Level Spillovers to Micro-Level Dynamic Capabilities: A Knowledge-Based Model to Explain New Ventures' Internationalization 
    García Cabrera, Antonia Mercedes; García-Soto, María Gracia; Suárez-Ortega, Sonia María; Olivares-Mesa, Arístides (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2011-02-16)
    This paper explores the following relevant question: what are the environmental and internal knowledge-based factors that influence the propensity of new ventures to launch international expansion at or near their inception? ...
  • Family Business in India: Survival for Three generations or Beyond 
    Khanka, S S (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2011-02-16)
    Historically, family as a social institution has been one of the oldest surviving business units in India, as anywhere else, constituting above 75% in terms of ownership. Most of the researches in family business are limited ...
  • Evolution of Entrepreneurship Theories through Different Schools of Thought 
    Cherukara, Joseph M; Manalel, James (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2011-02-16)
    In the early days Entrepreneurship as a phenomenon which was of interest only for Economists. Early references of the term Entrepreneurship was from the economists Richard Cantleton (1755), and Jean Babtiste Say (1803). ...
  • Entrepreneurship & Economic Development Through LLP: A New Paradigam 
    Bharat; Shivangi (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2011-02-16)
    The essence of entrepreneurship lies in the perception and exploitation of new opportunities in the realm of business... it always has to do with bringing about a different use of national resources in that they are withdrawn ...
  • Challenges of Rural Human Capital Management: Empowering Rural Youth for Sustainable Agribusiness 
    Sarathy, T; Silambarasan, C (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2011-02-16)
    Growth in agriculture has a maximum case leading impact on other sectors, leading to spread of benefits over the entire economy and the largest segment of populations. The rapid growth of agriculture is essential for meeting ...
  • An Array of Environment for Intrapreneurship Development: An Empirical Study of Some Selected Companies in Lucknow, India 
    Kumar, Surendra (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2011-02-16)
    The global economy is creating substantial changes for organizations and industries throughout the world. These changes make it necessary for business firms to carefully examine their purposes and to devote a great deal ...