Small Firms and Entrepreneurship in Central and Eastern Europe: A Socio-Economic Perspective

ISBN-13: 9783790814675 / Angielski / Miękka / 2002 / 322 str.

O. Pfirrmann; G. H. Walter; Oliver Pfirrmann

Opis

This book teaches readers about the role played by new enterprises and firm founders in the transformation of Central and Eastern European countries, as well as places in Central and Eastern Europe in which little or no investigation has been performed until now (Yugoslavia, Romania, Slovakia).

Spis treści

Western Experience And General Questions.- Small Firms and Entrepreneurship: The Western Experience.- Private Ownership and Markets: Limits to Privatisation in the Transition Process.- Industrial Modernisation in Post-Socialist Economies: Primary Endogenous and Elites Oriented Modernisation as a Socio-Economically Oriented Strategic Concept.- Central And Eastern Europe: Country Studies.- Entrepreneurship and Innovativeness of Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs) in Poland.- Small Businesses in Russia.- Small and Medium Sized Enterprises in Hungary.- Small and Medium Sized Enterprises in Yugoslavia: A Driving Force in the Catching-Up Process.- SME Development in the Republic of Slovenia.- Small Business and Entrepreneurship in Romania.- Selected Aspects Of Small Firms Environment And Policy.- Supporting Innovation Through Institution Building in Central and Eastern Europe: Between Visions and Realities.- Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Small Firms: A Case for Technology Centres and Science Parks in the Transition Process?.- Regional Innovation Capacities and Economic Transition: The Example of West Transdanubia.- From Old to New, from Big to Small9 – Transformation of Firm Behaviour in Declining Regions in West and East.- Possible Strategies and Policy Steps for an Innovation Oriented Modernisation.- Summary And Issues For Future Research.- Summary and Outlook.- Contributors.