Strategy implementation Managing large traditional organizations Innovative use of resources to pursue opportunities has become vital for all—even large traditional—organizations. While traditional management literature has identified contextual features to foster entrepreneurial behavior, little

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This paper deals with the identification of effective entrepreneurial behaviors in hostile environments. Extant contributions argue that entrepreneurship is a complex phenomenon, which needs to be addressed in a multidimensional perspective (i.e. strategic posture, behavioral attitudes, economic

This paper makes explicit the role of the entrepreneur in a consumer-producer economy. Entrepreneurial behavior changes the status quo by altering existing comparative advantages. A positive feedback effect with trading institutions ensues. This model shows how the entrepreneur can, when successful

agribusiness scholars (Ross, 2008; Ross & Westgren, 2008; Roucan-Kane, Boehlje & Gray, 2008) have suggested, increased complexity and uncertainty also provide agri-food managers with significant opportunities to create new wealth by exercising entrepreneurial behavior. Entrepreneurship is a process

ABSTRACT Entrepreneurial behavior within organization (or corporate entrepreneurship) is a key mechanism of organizational development and as an important backbone to the economic growth. To become globally competitive, an effective entrepreneurial behavior is seen as an important path

, on the basis of the planned behavior theory, we investigate the relationship between IFDI, entrepreneurial behavior and OFDI in a structural contingency framework. Collecting China’s panel data set of ten main industrial areas in the period from 2003 to 2012, we first develop the panel unit root tests

the growth is very slow hence the venture is risky. Nevertheless, some few farmers have risked by taking the initiative of venturing into the cabbage farming business so as to seize the opportunity. The purpose of this study was to identify factors influencing entrepreneurial behaviour among cabbage farmers

Entrepreneurship is in fact a part of Islamic culture and Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him, PBUH) and his companions are examples of this, " there are a lot of Muslims that are successful entrepreneurs in the world and Islam always invite all Muslims to be innovative, entrepreneur and active but unfortunately however, through time Muslims have lost their confidence. This paper aims to explore the Islamic Entrepreneurship notion in detailed. And concludes that not only Islam is not opposite with entrepreneurship but also warmly invites all Muslims to be entrepreneurs in their life

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