Foreword ix
Part 1. Innovative Entrepreneurship and Economic Dynamics 1 Chapter 1. Entrepreneurship and Competitiveness in Literature 31.1. Introduction 3
1.2. Entrepreneurship, innovation and development: key points of reference 8
1.2.1. Economic development and entrepreneurship 9
1.2.2. New theory of economic growth, innovation and entrepreneurship 13
1.2.3. Complementary insights from industrial economy lenses 15
1.2.4. Theories of the firm, innovation systems and entrepreneurship 18
Chapter 2. Towards an Integrative Literature of Entrepreneurship 292.1. Introduction 29
2.2. The complex relationship between entrepreneurship and development 30
2.3. Types of entrepreneurship and development 34
2.4. Towards a new vision of the entrepreneur in his environment? 39
Chapter 3. The Theoretical Emergence of an Innovative National Entrepreneurship System 413.1. Introduction 41
3.2. Innovative entrepreneurship in a national innovation system 42
3.3. The role of the mix-policy in an innovation system 46
3.4. Innovation in an entrepreneurial ecosystem 49
3.5. Towards an adapted innovative entrepreneurial system 54
3.6. Conclusion 59
Part 2. An Innovative Entrepreneurial System in Emerging Countries 63 Chapter 4. Emerging Countries, Development Levels and Innovation 654.1. Introduction 65
4.2. Necessity entrepreneurship versus innovative entrepreneurship in emerging countries: a mitigated trend 70
4.2.1. Entrepreneurs' profiles in emerging countries 72
4.2.2. Innovation and R&D 77
4.2.3. Institutional and cultural contexts 79
Chapter 5. Assessing Innovative Entrepreneurial Performance of Emerging Countries 835.1. Introduction 83
5.2. Relationship between ease of entrepreneurship and the capacity to innovate 84
5.3. Relationship between the pro-entrepreneurship national context and the capacity to innovate 90
5.4. The determinants of entrepreneurship for innovation 92
5.4.1. Government programs for entrepreneurship (GEP index) 93
5.4.2. R&D transfer (RTD index) 95
5.4.3. Cultural and social norms (CSN index) 97
5.5. Conclusion 99
Chapter 6. Outlooks for an Innovative Entrepreneurial System in Emerging Countries 1016.1. Introduction 101
6.2. The determinants of innovative entrepreneurship 102
6.3. Outlooks for an adapted innovative business model 107
6.4. Education in an innovative entrepreneurial system 111
Conclusion 113
Appendix 119
References 125
Index 143
Sonia Ben Slimane is Associate Researcher at ERIM-ESCP Paris, France, a lecturer in management sciences and a member of the RNI.Hatem M'henni is Professor of Economics at ESCT (Ecole Superieure de Commerce de Tunis) and founding member of the ThEMA research laboratory.
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