Handbook of research on innovation and entrepreneurship - Audretsch, David B. (Cheltenham Edward Elgar, 2011)
Part 1 - The social desirability of innovation and entrepreneurship -- Chapter 1: Invention and social entrepreneurship: social good and social evil / William J. Baumol -- Chapter 2: Between useful and useless innovation: the entrepreneurial role / Israel M. Kirzner -- Chapter 3: Entrepreneurship and rent-seeking behavior / Marcus Dejardin -- Chapter 4: Who values the status of the entrepreneur? / Mirjam van Praag - - Part 2 - Institution, innovation and entrepreneurship -- Chapter 5: Industrial policy, entrepreneurship and growth / Philippe Aghion -- Chapter 6: The role of patents and licenses in securing external finance for innovation / Dietmar Harhoff -- Chapter 7: Entry regulation and firm entry: evidence from german reunification / Susanne Prantl -- Chapter 8: Financing constraints and entrepreneurship / William R. Kerr and Ramana Nanda -- Chapter 9: The new argonauts and the rise of venture capital in the ‘periphery’ / AnnaLee Saxenian and Charles F. Sabel --Chapter 10: Institutional impact on the outreach and profitability of microfinance organizations / Kathy Fogel, Kevin Lee, and William McCumber - - Part 3: Knowledge, knowledge spillovers, the geography of innovation and entrepreneurship -- Chapter 11: Innovation in cities: classical and random urban growth models / Gilles Duranton -- Chapter 12: Knowledge spillovers and the geography of innovation – revisited: a 20 years’ perspective on the field on geography of innovation / Maryann P. Feldman and Gil Avnimelech -- Chapter 13: Entrepreneurship, innovation and economic growth: interdependencies, irregularities and regularities / Pontus Braunerhjelm -- Chapter 14: New knowledge: the driving force of innovation, entrepreneurship and Economic development / Bo Carlsson -- Chapter 15: Innovation, entrepreneurship and the search for knowledge spillovers / Zoltan J. Acs -- Chapter 16: Knowledge spillover entrepreneurship, innovation and economic growth / David B. Audretsch and Max Keilbach - - Part 4: Technology transfer, innovation and entrepreneurship -- Chapter 17: Startup firms from research in US universities / Richard A. Jensen -- Chapter 18: Universities as research partners: entrepreneurial explorations and exploitations / Albert N. Link and Charles W. Wessner -- Chapter 19: The rise of university technology transfer and academic entrepreneurship: managerial and policy implications / Donald S. Siegel -- Chapter 20: The innovator’s decision: entrepreneurship versus technology transfer / Daniel F. Spulber -- Chapter 21: What do scientists think about commercialization activities? / Werner Bönte - - Part 5: Firms and innovation -- Chapter 22: Small firms and innovation / Simon C. Parker -- Chapter 23: Start-ups in innovative industries: causes and effects / Michael Fritsch -- Chapter 24: Innovation and the evolution of industries: A tale of incentives, knowledge and needs / Uwe Cantner and Marco Guerzoni -- Chapter 25: How do young innovative companies innovate?/ Gabriele Pellegrino, Mariacristina Piva, and Marco Vivarelli -- Chapter 26: Entrepreneurship, innovation and institutions / Erik Stam and Bart Nooteboom -- Chapter 27: The propensity to patent an innovation comparing entrepreneurial with routinized innovators / Alfred Kleinknecht and Gerben van der Panne -- Chapter 28: Business–public research collaborations, entrepreneurship and market orientation: impact on innovativeness in regional clusters / Andreas Eisingerich and Tobias Kretschmer - - Part 6: The making of entrepreneur -- Chapter 29: The genetics of entrepreneurship / Nicos Nicolaou and Scott Shane -- Chapter 30: Entrepreneurship education / Oliver Falck, Robert Gold, and Stephan Heblich.
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Keywords: Entrepreneurship; Creative ability in business