Business, Entrepreneurship and Innovation Toward Poverty Reduction (Paperback, 1)

Foreword

Introduction: Business, Entrepreneurship and Innovation Toward Poverty Reduction

1. An anatomy of entrepreneurial pursuits in relation to poverty

2. Regional determinants of poverty alleviation through entrepreneurship in China

3. Uncovering the scaling of innovations developed by grassroots entrepreneurs in low-income settings

4. Entrepreneurial aspirations and poverty reduction: the role of institutional context

5. Untangling the effects of entrepreneurial opportunity on the performance of peasant entrepreneurship: the moderating roles of entrepreneurial effort and regional poverty level

6. An exploratory study of entrepreneurs in impoverished communities: when institutional factors and individual characteristics result in non-productive entrepreneurship

7. Call the midwife! Business incubators as entrepreneurial enablers in developing economies

8. Crafting markets and fostering entrepreneurship within underserved communities: social ventures and clean energy provision in Asia

9. Climbing the poverty ladder: the role of entrepreneurship and gender in alleviating poverty in transition economies

10. Trust, poverty, and subjective wellbeing among Chinese entrepreneurs