Entrepreneurship: Theory, Networks, History
Contents: Preface Part I: Theory 1. The Economic Theory of Entrepreneurship: An Overview 2. The Discovery of Opportunities (with Nigel Wadeson) 3. Entrepreneurship and Macroeconomic Performance (with Nigel Wadeson) 4. Entrepreneurship and the Growth of the Firm: An Extension of Penrose's Theory (with Peter J. Buckley) Part II: Networks and Institutions 5. Networks: A Theory of Connectivity and Interdependence 6. Entrepreneurial Networks as Social Capital 7. Co-operatives as Entrepreneurial Institutions 8. The Cultural Embeddedness of Entrepreneurship Part III: History 9. Entrepreneurship and Vertical Integration: The Origins of the Singer Global Distribution System (with Andrew Godley) 10. Entrepreneurship and the Development of Global Brands 11. Entrepreneurship in Britain: 1830-2008 (with Andrew Godley) 12. Imperialism and the Entrepreneurial State 13. Conclusion