"Entrepreneurship: Development Tendencies and Empirical Approach" ed. by Ladislav Mura

In context of entrepreneurship, this book was motivated by a desire of a team of well-known authors.
The book consists closely related thematic contributions, which fall into 4 separate sections: Interactions between Economy and Entrepreneurship; Innovation in Entrepreneurship and Economic Growth; Current Trends in Family Business, Social Entrepreneurship and Responsibility; and The Role of Human Resource Management, Education and Gender in Entrepreneurship.

Authors-contributors have submitted the results of their recent research and presented essential findings about the decision-making process of entrepreneurs in order to maintain their businesses competitive.
The reader can get an insight into the selection of the best scientific contributions that have been reviewed and ready for debate.

Contents
1 Entrepreneurs and Growth: An Option, Obligation or Obsession
2 Entrepreneurship and Creative Economy: Mental Models of Cultural Entrepreneurs in Belo Horizonte, Brazil
3 Economic Transition and the Corporate Governance Implementation
4 The Roll of the Entrepreneur in the Establishment of Economic Equilibria
5 Determinants of Established Entrepreneurs’ Innovative Activity in Northern and Western Europe
6 Business Intelligence: An Innovative Technological Way to Influence Corporate Entrepreneurship
7 Entrepreneurship and Sustainability as Key Elements for Innovation: A Brazilian Dilemma
8 Entrepreneurship and Consulting
9 Family Business: Experience from the Czech Republic
10 Investment in Microenterprises for Scaling up Business Growth: Evidence from Social Business Project
11 Social Entrepreneurship in an Inclusive Business Model: A New Business Model for Sustainable Agroforestry
12 Entrepreneurship with Social Responsibility
13 Importance of Corporate Governance in Socially Responsible Behaviour of Enterprises
14 Management of Human Resource in Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises: Case Study
15 Understanding the Motivation that Shapes Entrepreneurship Career Intention
16 Entrepreneurship, Leadership and Charisma: Which Are the Links with Business Models Sustainability?
17 Entrepreneurship in Higher Education: The Effect of Academy, Motivation, Resources, Incentives, and Self-Efficacy in the Entrepreneurship Potential
18 Higher Education, Entrepreneurship and Learning by Practice: Collaborative Work from the Stakeholders’ Point of View
19 The Entrepreneurship in Communication as an Educational- Learning Method: University Teaching and Educommunication
20 Business Plan: In or Out? A Holistic View of the Combination of Planning and Learning Processes when Evaluating Business Opportunities
21 Does Gender Matter in Strategies Adopted to Face the Economic Crisis? A Comparison Between Men and Women Entrepreneurs
22 Testing Gender Productivity Difference with Informal Enterprises Data: A Case Study of Burkina Faso
23 Deinstitutionalization through Business Model Evolution: Women Entrepreneurs in the Middle East and North Africa