Volume 2, No. 2.
September 2016: Entrepreneurship: Antecedents and Effects

Table of contents

1. Foreword

   Małgorzata Kosała, Maria Urbaniec, Agnieszka Żur

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1. Women's road to business success in the era of equal opportunities policy

   Monika Fabińska

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2. Feminist theory and its influence on female entrepreneur’s growth intentions

   Rabi Sidi Ali

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3. Role of entrepreneurship education in higher education institutions in the process of business development in Poland

   Grażyna Nowaczyk, Anna Sobczak

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4. Creating the environment for innovation and entrepreneurship

   Paul M. Lane

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5. Entrepreneurship ecosystem evolution strategy of Saudi Arabia

   Muhammad Rahatullah Khan

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6. Review of network research in scientific journal ‘Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice’

   Agnieszka Brzozowska, Michał Zdziarski

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7. Social capital impact on entrepreneur’s innovation: A test of Chinese entrepreneurs in Italy

   Yuhong Zhou

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8. Main and ancillary proceedings in the light of the EU Insolvency Regulation 1346/2000 on international insolvency law and innovative companies

   Luigi Lai

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9. Entrepreneurial activities of communes in creation of competitive advantages at regional investment markets: Entrepreneurial organization model

   Tomasz Pilewicz

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10. Innovation policies and SMEs development

    Luigi Lai

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11. High-Tech SMEs in the concept of intelligentorganizations: The reconstruction of the approach in the light of empirical research

    Małgorzata Gajowiak

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12. Relations between country R&D expenses and startup IPO in Europe: Empirical research of startup IPO activities from 2005 to 2014

    Sassan Rismani, Dimas Widiantoro

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13. Statement on the first research on digital startups in Poland

    Agnieszka Skala

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14. The systems approach perspective on leagility

    Sławomir Wycislak

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15. Captive offshoring services for SMEs in Poland: The role of mutual trust and cultural aspects

    Maria Halemba, Danuta Babińska

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16. Responsibility in the activities of transnational companies

    Wojciech Zysk

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17. Regulatory framework as the primary reason for (no)internationalization of SMEs

    Sanja Gongeta

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18. The most influential factors in venture capitals’ exit decision: A qualitative study among Spanish venture capitalists

    Davar Azarmi

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19. Health resorts as a social enterprise in Ukraine’s economic development

    Yuliia Kleban

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