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Handbook of Entrepreneurship and Marketing
Edited by Ian Fillis and Nick Telford
This timely and incisive Handbook provides critical contemporary insights into the theory and practice of entrepreneurship and marketing in the twenty-first century. Bringing together rich and varied contributions from prominent international researchers, it offers a reflective synthesis of scholarship at the interface between marketing and entrepreneurship.
Handbook
- Published in print:
- 21 Jul 2020
- ISBN:
- 9781785364563
- eISBN:
- 9781785364570
- Pages:
- 480
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- Handbook of Entrepreneurship and Marketing
- Copyright
- Contents
- About the editors
- Contributors
- Acknowledgements
- Chapter 1: Introduction to the Handbook of Entrepreneurship and Marketing
- Chapter 2: Dante leave Homer without it: on epics, umbras and authorpreneurs
- Chapter 3: SME marketing networking
- Chapter 4: Entrepreneurial marketing and networks: the interactional dynamics of entrepreneur and network management
- Chapter 5: Entrepreneurial marketing strategy, orientations and networks
- Chapter 6: Strategy in small firms
- Chapter 7: The use of crowdfunding by environmental entrepreneurs: is it all about cash?
- Chapter 8: The wicked problem of social media and entrepreneurial marketing
- Chapter 9: Capturing the spirit of social entrepreneurship: from a mother to another
- Chapter 10: Far from a madding crowd: crowdfunding possibilities and pitfalls
- Chapter 11: Operating at the margins of illegal entrepreneurial markets: situating rogue shopkeepers at the SME and criminal interface
- Chapter 12: Rapidly internationalising small firms: are human resources the missing part of the puzzle? Towards an understanding of the implications for IE research and practice
- Chapter 13: The use of a narrative methodology in small firm research
- Chapter 14: Aesthetic leadership in the small firm
- Chapter 15: Serendipity, effectuation, entrepreneurial marketing and fast growth entrepreneurial firms
- Chapter 16: Entrepreneurial marketing and the 4S model: strategy, serendipity, storytelling, software
- Chapter 17: Mindful entrepreneurial marketing for small and medium enterprises
- Chapter 18: I just hate selling myself: The challenge of selling for the owner manager (OM) and soloist
- Chapter 19: Entrepreneurship, marketing and the multicultural: the case of a European Union Erasmus project
- Chapter 20: Entrepreneurship and marketing in the film industry
- Chapter 21: Institutionalising entrepreneurs: the case of Brazils Forum for Cultural Rights
- Chapter 22: Dark magi: tales of improvisation, transposition and intellectual cross-pollinations
- Chapter 23: The role of effectuation and entrepreneurial marketing in the creation of a new art venture
- Chapter 24: Blockbusters and entrepreneurial marketing: critics perspectives on meaning making
- Chapter 25: International entrepreneurial marketing in the publishing industry
- Chapter 26: Entrepreneurial marketing in the context of strategic managementmarketing of arts organizations
- Chapter 27: Lucky breaks: unpicking the intersectionalities at play in artistic careers
- Chapter 28: Concluding discussion and future directions
- Index
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Handbook Chapter
- Published:
- 21 July 2020
- Category:
- Handbook Chapter
- Pages:
- 440–456 (17 total)
Collection:
Business 2020
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- Handbook of Entrepreneurship and Marketing
- Copyright
- Contents
- About the editors
- Contributors
- Acknowledgements
- Chapter 1: Introduction to the Handbook of Entrepreneurship and Marketing
- Chapter 2: Dante leave Homer without it: on epics, umbras and authorpreneurs
- Chapter 3: SME marketing networking
- Chapter 4: Entrepreneurial marketing and networks: the interactional dynamics of entrepreneur and network management
- Chapter 5: Entrepreneurial marketing strategy, orientations and networks
- Chapter 6: Strategy in small firms
- Chapter 7: The use of crowdfunding by environmental entrepreneurs: is it all about cash?
- Chapter 8: The wicked problem of social media and entrepreneurial marketing
- Chapter 9: Capturing the spirit of social entrepreneurship: from a mother to another
- Chapter 10: Far from a madding crowd: crowdfunding possibilities and pitfalls
- Chapter 11: Operating at the margins of illegal entrepreneurial markets: situating rogue shopkeepers at the SME and criminal interface
- Chapter 12: Rapidly internationalising small firms: are human resources the missing part of the puzzle? Towards an understanding of the implications for IE research and practice
- Chapter 13: The use of a narrative methodology in small firm research
- Chapter 14: Aesthetic leadership in the small firm
- Chapter 15: Serendipity, effectuation, entrepreneurial marketing and fast growth entrepreneurial firms
- Chapter 16: Entrepreneurial marketing and the 4S model: strategy, serendipity, storytelling, software
- Chapter 17: Mindful entrepreneurial marketing for small and medium enterprises
- Chapter 18: I just hate selling myself: The challenge of selling for the owner manager (OM) and soloist
- Chapter 19: Entrepreneurship, marketing and the multicultural: the case of a European Union Erasmus project
- Chapter 20: Entrepreneurship and marketing in the film industry
- Chapter 21: Institutionalising entrepreneurs: the case of Brazils Forum for Cultural Rights
- Chapter 22: Dark magi: tales of improvisation, transposition and intellectual cross-pollinations
- Chapter 23: The role of effectuation and entrepreneurial marketing in the creation of a new art venture
- Chapter 24: Blockbusters and entrepreneurial marketing: critics perspectives on meaning making
- Chapter 25: International entrepreneurial marketing in the publishing industry
- Chapter 26: Entrepreneurial marketing in the context of strategic managementmarketing of arts organizations
- Chapter 27: Lucky breaks: unpicking the intersectionalities at play in artistic careers
- Chapter 28: Concluding discussion and future directions
- Index