Entrepreneurship - Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

In this document you will find my lecture notes for the course International Financial Reporting, an elective course for the Masters Finance, International Financial Management, Management Accounting and Control, International Business and Management, Small Business and Entrepreneurship, and Change Management (at the University of Groningen).

This is a comprehensive summary of all lectures for the subject innovation & entrepreneurship EBM621A05

Week 1: Introduction to entrepreneurship 1. Thurik, R., Stam, E., & Audretsch, D.B. (2013). The rise of the entrepreneurial economy and the future or dynamic capitalism, Technovation, 33, 302-310. 2. Shane, S., & Venkataraman, S. (2000). The promise of entrepreneurship as a field of research, Academy of Management Review, 25(1), 217-226. 3. Kuratko, D.F., Morris, M.H., & Schindehutte, M. (2015). Understanding the dynamics of entrepreneurship through framework approaches, Small Business Econom...

The document is a complete summary of all lectures, including guest lectures. And other theory.

The document is a complete summary of the whole course. It includes summary of the lectures and theory form all other accompanied materials.

Summary of Articles & Lectures

Ik heb alle slides van entrepreneurship samengevat + mijn aantekeningen van alle hoorcolleges. Gastcollege staat er niet in, maar daar werd ook niks over gevraagd. De artikelen staan ook vermeld, hieruit staat echter alleen het belangrijkste. Ik heb zelf oefenvragen er bij gemaakt en het officiele oefententamen staat er ook in verwerkt. Ik kon met deze samenvatting het tentamen maken, er werd niks in het tentamen gevraagd wat hier niet in stond.

Comprehensive summary of all lectures for the subject innovation & entrepreneurship EBM621A05

Lecture notes supplemented with literature. The abstract slides have been made clearer using literature. It is an all-encompassing summary that should be enough to complete the exam more than satisfactorily.

Summary based on all 5 lectures, with the following articles per week: - Week 1: Gans et al. (2018); Morris et al. (2006) - Week 2: Das & Tang (2001); Nooteboom Ch 4 (1999); Yang et al (2014) - Week 3: Barney 1991; Teece (2014); Weaven et al (2021) - Week 4: Oviatt & McDougall (2005); Lu & Beamish (2001); Schwens et al (2019) - Week 5: Albats et al (2020)