<i>‘This is a fascinating and rare collection of twenty case studies explaining how different types of entrepreneurship contribute to business performance and innovation, economic development, sustainability, and social transformation in Asia Pacific. The cases are diverse and context-specific but offer both theoretical and practical implications.’</i>
- Patarapong Intarakumnerd, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies (GRIPS), Japan,
Key Features:
- Explores Asia-centric models of entrepreneurship
- Presents case studies that span a range of countries, sectors and socio-economic contexts
- Showcases the impact of individual passion, community networks and institutional support on creating unique business models
- Links personal entrepreneurial journeys to broader institutional, cultural and market dynamics, highlighting practical strategies for overcoming common hurdles including market entry and funding gaps
With structured teaching notes and accessible case studies that demonstrate entrepreneurial concepts in action, this book is an essential resource for scholars, students and educators in the fields of entrepreneurship, innovation, business and Asia-Pacific studies. Policymakers and practitioners in development agencies will also benefit from the book’s insights into structural enablers and barriers across different economies.