CHINESE CULTURAL VALUES AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP: A PRELIMINARY CONSIDERATION

D. A. Kirby and Y. Fan
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D. A. Kirby: Durham University Business School, United Kingdom
Y. Fan: Durham University Business School, United Kingdom

Journal of Enterprising Culture (JEC), 1995, vol. 03, issue 03, 245-260

Abstract: The paper sets out to explore the link between Chinese cultural values and entrepreneurship. A list of Chinese cultural values (CCVs), first developed by the Chinese Cultural Connection, has been fully reexamined and amended. This list is then compared with entrepreneurial attributes defined by Western researchers in order to find links between the two. Although some entrepreneurial attributes are found to coincide with CCVs, it is concluded that the key attributes are either missing in, or conflicting with CCVs.

Date: 1995
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