Entrepreneurship, Human Capital, and Regional Development

Edited by Rui Baptista () and João Leitão

in International Studies in Entrepreneurship from Springer, currently edited by Zoltan J. Acs and David B. Audretsch

Date: 2015
Edition: 2015
ISBN: 978-3-319-12871-9
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Chapters in this book:

Ch Chapter 1 Introduction

Rui Baptista and João Leitão

Ch Chapter 10 Does Human Capital Impact Differently the Opportunity Perception and the Business Creation? The Case of Spain

Rocío Aliaga-Isla

Ch Chapter 11 The Influence of Creativity on Entrepreneurship: The Portuguese Case

André Olim, Isabel Mota and Sandra T. Silva

Ch Chapter 12 Cluster(ing) Policies in Turkey: The Impact of Internationalization or the Imitation of Internationals

Murat Ali Dulupçu, Murat Karaöz, Onur Sungur and Hidayet Ünlü

Ch Chapter 13 Are Small Firms More Dependent on the Local Environment than Larger Firms? Evidence from Portuguese Manufacturing Firms

Carlos Carreira and Luís Lopes

Ch Chapter 14 Organizational Heritage and Entrepreneurship: Steven Klepper’s Theories Reflected in the Emergence and Growth of the Plastic Molds Industry in Portugal

Carla Costa and Rui Baptista

Ch Chapter 15 High-Growth Firms: What Is the Impact of Region-Specific Characteristics?

Patrícia Bogas and Natália Barbosa

Ch Chapter 16 Regional Industrial Policy in Norway and Spain

Arnt Fløysand, Stig-Erik Jakobsen and José Luis Sánchez-Hernández

Ch Chapter 17 Entrepreneurship, Job Creation, and Growth in Fast-Growing Firms in Portugal: Is There a Role for Policy?

Elsa Sarmento and Alcina Nunes

Ch Chapter 2 Entrepreneurship Capital and Regional Development: A Perspective Based on Intellectual Capital

Maria Rosário Cabrita, Cristina Cabrita, Florinda Matos and María Pilar Muñoz Dueñas

Ch Chapter 3 Career Paths of Academic Entrepreneurs and University Spin-Off Growth

Nora Hesse

Ch Chapter 4 The Role of Employee’s Human Capital and the Work Environment on the Creation of Organizational Spin-Offs: Evidence from Spain

Eissa Alrumaithi, Maribel Guerrero and Iñaki Peña

Ch Chapter 5 Early-Stage Businesses, Resource Inheritance, and Coworkers Hiring: The Moderating Role of Founder’s Human Capital

Emeran Nziali and Alain Fayolle

Ch Chapter 6 Where Do Spin-Offs Come From? Start-Up Conditions and the Survival of Pushed and Pulled Spin-Offs

Vera Rocha, Anabela Carneiro and Celeste Varum

Ch Chapter 7 Economic Performance of Portuguese Academic Spin-Offs: Does the Human Capital of Founders Matter?

Aurora A. C. Teixeira and Ricardo Castro

Ch Chapter 8 Recruitment Processes and Capability Development in Academic Spin-Offs: An Exploratory Work

Ugo Rizzo

Ch Chapter 9 Coopetition and Open Innovation: An Application to KIS vs. Less-KIS Firms

Dina Pereira and João Leitão

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