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BACK TO CONTENTS ENTREPRENEURSHIP Fresh Perspectives Entrepreneurship ISBN: 9781868914029 Authors: Mary Co, Jurie Groenewald, Bruce Mitchell, Tres Nayager, Johan van Zyl and Kobus Visser Copyright: 2006 Extent: 382pp Format: Soft cover Description Fresh Perspective Entrepreneurship is a comprehensive book which examines the nature of entrepreneurship within the South African context. It looks at the nature of the entrepreneur, the environment in which he/she works and the entrepreneurial process. Applied and relevant, it examines key topics like the business plan and the main functional areas of business. The book also looks at different types of businesses and includes current information on female and ethnic entrepreneurship, black economic empowerment, e-commerce and strategic alliances. It contains the standard features of the Fresh Perspectives series, which makes for a relevant, accessible introduction to the subject. Contents 1: Introduction to entrepreneurship and small businesses 2: The environment for entrepreneurship 3: The entrepreneur 4: The entrepreneurial process 5: The business plan 6: Entering the world of business 7: Marketing 8: Operations management 9: Human resources management 10: Financial management 11: Family business 12: Growth 13: Corporate entrepreneurship 14: Female and ethnic entrepreneurship 15: Franchising, black economic empowerment, ethics and social responsibility 16: E-commerce 17: Networks and strategic alliances Student support material available to bundle with this text: X-kit Entrepreneurship ISBN: 9781868914951 Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management ISBN: 9781770259836 Authors: Mahadea and Youngleson with Botha, Dhliwayo, Fregidou- Malama, Myers, Musengi- Ajulu, Pillay and Reyneke Copyright: 2012 Extent: 608pp Format: Soft cover Description Written by leading local and international academics and practitioners. Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management focuses on the relationship between entrepreneurship and small business management from an interdisciplinary point of view. The text is written from both a local and international perspective and addresses key 21 st century issues. Contents 1: Entrepreneurship in perspective 2: Types of entrepreneurs and the economic significance of small firms 3: Innovation and creativity 4: The new business venture 5: Getting started 6: Business planning and the business plan 7: Entrepreneurial management functions 8: Marketing for small businesses 9: Raising and managing finance 10: Procurement, supply and contract management 11: Growth, business valuation and entrepreneurial exit strategies 12: Leading small business 13: Turnaround strategies and business failure 14: The family business 15: Corporate entrepreneurship 16: Women and entrepreneurship 17: The social economy 18: Technopreneurship and university transfer 19: Black economic empowerment 20: Sustainability and business ethics Features • Chapter outcomes outline the key content and skills • Chapter summaries assist students to prepare for tests and examinations. Entrepreneurship 24
BACK TO CONTENTS Perspectives in Entrepreneurship series Description This series provides an authoritative overview of specialised themes in entrepreneurship by bringing together the most seminal and impactful scholarly research on different subject areas where entrepreneurship is at the core. Each of the four books presents a conceptual framework and lays the foundations underlying a specialist field of scholarship in entrepreneurship. The series is inspired by the rigorous research evident in the growing field of entrepreneurship internationally. The content of the four titles is driven by a judicious selection and interpretation of key areas in entrepreneurship, and identifies and evaluates scholarly research of different subject areas within entrepreneurship. A blend of theoretical and empirical evidence is presented that collectively demonstrates the convergence of thinking on a particular theme. The range of topics in each book provides a valuable knowledge base for educators, post-graduate students, researchers, policy makers and service providers. Features • In depth analysis of literature • Breadth of theoretical background • Follows a strong research-based approach. Frontiers in Entrepreneurship ISBN: 9780796225917 Authors: Boris Urban (editor) Copyright: 2009 Extent: 288pp Format: Soft cover Description Frontiers in Entrepreneurship provides insight into how entrepreneurship evolved and how it has emerged as a field of inquiry in its own right. Topics discussed include historical and early thinking on entrepreneurship, the discipline and field of study, the absence, yet crucial role of entrepreneurship in the economics realm, corporate entrepreneurship and value creation and innovation through social entrepreneurship. Contents 1: Early thinking and the emergence of entrepreneurship 2: Entrepreneurship as a discipline and field of study 3: Economic perspectives of entrepreneurship 4: Entrepreneurship in the field of development economics 5: Creating value and innovation through social entrepreneurship 6: The entrepreneurial organisations 7: Theoretical perspectives on culture and entrepreneurship e-TEXT ISBN: 9781775788041 The Entrepreneurial Mindset ISBN: 9780796225900 Authors: Boris Urban (editor) Copyright: 2011 Extent: 288pp Format: Soft cover e-TEXT ISBN: 9781775788058 Description Based on the recent application of ideas, concepts and research from the cognitive sciences, this book indicates that the foundation of the entrepreneurial mindset is cognitive adaptability. This is the ability to be dynamic, flexible, and self-regulating in one’s cognitions given dynamic and uncertain environments, as typically faced by entrepreneurs. Essentially, the entrepreneurial mindset perspective allows educators, policy makers and researchers to help understand how entrepreneurs think and why they do some of the things they do. Contents 1: Entrepreneurial cognition 2: Entrepreneurial human capital 3: Entrepreneurial social capital 4: Entrepreneurial intentions and motivations 5: Entrepreneurship and ethical behaviour 6: Entrepreneurial leadership Entrepreneurship 25
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