Entrepreneurship and Development: An Alternative Perspective

Article Abstract:

Entrepreneurship in developing countries and underdeveloped countries is examined in the framework of the country's economic and political history. Entrepreneurship is seen as a response of social groups to the opportunity for economic gain. These opportunities arise out of the history of the economy.

International aspects

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Self- and co-regulation in the medianmatics sector: European community (EC) strategies and contributions towards a transformed statehood

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The difference between coordination and regulation is presented to clarify areas where government intervention is not necessary and where it is indispensable. The patchwork of regulatory approaches and different regulatory areas and strategies are identified.

Europe, Information Systems & Theory, Evaluation, Information technology, European Community law

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The development and implementation of European entrepreneurship training curricula

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Report summary, and forty lessons and recommendation about technology training programs in Finance, Innovation and Technology (FIT) are presented.

Personnel administration, Training, Curricula, Study and teaching, Technological innovations, Finance

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