Based on a meeting of some 100 scholars and practitioners from Europe, America, Asia and Africa at the EUROPEAN BUSINESS SCHOOL (Schloß Reichartshausen, close to Frankfurt/Main, Germany) this publication offers a view on the state of the art of research on entrepreneurship education and training. 26 contributions selected from 40 presentations and keynotes give a broad spectrum of approaches to this field.
Keynotes were given by Alan Gibb (Durham University, UK), Jean Jacques Obrecht (University Robert Schumann, Strasbourg) and Norbert Szyperski (University of Cologne, Germany).
Contents:
PART A: PERSPECTIVES OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION
1. Entrepreneurial Core Capacities, Competitiveness and Management Delelopment in the 21st Century: Allan Gibb
2. Perspectives of Entrepreneurship Education: Norbert Szyperski
3. Global Enterprise: Instilling the Spirit - Learning Strategies for the New Millenium: Eugene Luczkiw
PART B: EDUCATION PROGRAMS AND DEVELOPMENT OF CURRICULA
4. Teaching of Entrepreneurship: Outcomes from an Innovative Experience: Alain Fayolle
5. Encouraging Entrepreneurial Behavior in Non Business Students - The Issues in Program Design: Briga Hynes
6. Entrepreneurship Education at German Universities: Heinz Klandt
7. Cologne Entrepreneurship Curriculum - Some Proposals for Entrepreneurship Education in Larger German Universities: Joachim Herting, Friedrich Hubert Esser
8. How to Design Business Plan Seminars? Single Topic Business Plan Courses as a Focused Approach: Christian Lechner, Michael Dowling
9. First Empirical Results of "ExTra!" - University of Kaiserslautern's Training Program for Entrepreneurship: Pär-Ola Håkansson
PART C: REGIONAL ASPECTS OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION
10. Entrepreneurship Education and Training in France: A New Challenge to the Universities: Jean Jacques Obrecht
11. Training of Young Entrepreneurs in Bulgaria: How Educational Innovations can Match the Local Specific Conditions? Kiril Todorov, Mitko Dimitrov
12. Entrepreneurship Centers at Universities: Comparison of Canada and Slovenia: Miroslav Glas, Teresa V. Menzies
13. Educating the Reluctant Entrepreneur: Lessons from Britain: Harry Matlay
14. Experiences with Entrepreneurship Education in Slovenia: Miroslav Glas, Tea Petrin, AleÜ Vahcic
15. Alumni Perception of the Role of Higher Education Institutions: Sara Carter
PART D: ENTREPRENEURIAL SPIRIT AND CULTURE
16. Entrepreneurship and Culture Specificity: Alison Morrison
17. Toward Unterstanding and Teaching Entrepreneurial Culture: Robert Keeley, Sandra Keeley, Robert Knapp, James Rothe
18. How Educating Junior Students to become more Entrepreneurial: Dirk Deschoolmeester, Tom Schamp, Wouter Gabriëls, Xavier De Poorter, Nicolas Parmentier
19. Higher Education and Entrepreneurial Employment Aspirations: A Case of Tourism Business in Slovania: Anton Ogorelc
20. Entrepreneurship as a Learning Process: Thomas A. Ulrich, Walter J. Reinhart:
21. Innovative Approaches to Entrepreneurship Education: Rama Chhabra
PART E: BACKGROUND AND SUPPORT FOR ENTREPRENEURS
22. Business Plan Competition Networks - The Business Plan and the New Venture Process: Sven Ripsas
23. Training Units for Young Entrepreneurs: Just in Time, Permanent, Sustainable and Close to the Regional Economy: Ute Günther, Roland Kirchhof
24. Process-oriented Entrepreneurship Support with Internet Solutions: Ursula Markus, August-Wilhelm Scheer
25. Coping with Failure: Religious and Spiritual Support for Entrepreneurs: Ashis Gupta
26. Does Gender Really Matter? Beate-Luise Karcher
Keynotes were given by Alan Gibb (Durham University, UK), Jean Jacques Obrecht (University Robert Schumann, Strasbourg) and Norbert Szyperski (University of Cologne, Germany).
Contents:
PART A: PERSPECTIVES OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION
1. Entrepreneurial Core Capacities, Competitiveness and Management Delelopment in the 21st Century: Allan Gibb
2. Perspectives of Entrepreneurship Education: Norbert Szyperski
3. Global Enterprise: Instilling the Spirit - Learning Strategies for the New Millenium: Eugene Luczkiw
PART B: EDUCATION PROGRAMS AND DEVELOPMENT OF CURRICULA
4. Teaching of Entrepreneurship: Outcomes from an Innovative Experience: Alain Fayolle
5. Encouraging Entrepreneurial Behavior in Non Business Students - The Issues in Program Design: Briga Hynes
6. Entrepreneurship Education at German Universities: Heinz Klandt
7. Cologne Entrepreneurship Curriculum - Some Proposals for Entrepreneurship Education in Larger German Universities: Joachim Herting, Friedrich Hubert Esser
8. How to Design Business Plan Seminars? Single Topic Business Plan Courses as a Focused Approach: Christian Lechner, Michael Dowling
9. First Empirical Results of "ExTra!" - University of Kaiserslautern's Training Program for Entrepreneurship: Pär-Ola Håkansson
PART C: REGIONAL ASPECTS OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION
10. Entrepreneurship Education and Training in France: A New Challenge to the Universities: Jean Jacques Obrecht
11. Training of Young Entrepreneurs in Bulgaria: How Educational Innovations can Match the Local Specific Conditions? Kiril Todorov, Mitko Dimitrov
12. Entrepreneurship Centers at Universities: Comparison of Canada and Slovenia: Miroslav Glas, Teresa V. Menzies
13. Educating the Reluctant Entrepreneur: Lessons from Britain: Harry Matlay
14. Experiences with Entrepreneurship Education in Slovenia: Miroslav Glas, Tea Petrin, AleÜ Vahcic
15. Alumni Perception of the Role of Higher Education Institutions: Sara Carter
PART D: ENTREPRENEURIAL SPIRIT AND CULTURE
16. Entrepreneurship and Culture Specificity: Alison Morrison
17. Toward Unterstanding and Teaching Entrepreneurial Culture: Robert Keeley, Sandra Keeley, Robert Knapp, James Rothe
18. How Educating Junior Students to become more Entrepreneurial: Dirk Deschoolmeester, Tom Schamp, Wouter Gabriëls, Xavier De Poorter, Nicolas Parmentier
19. Higher Education and Entrepreneurial Employment Aspirations: A Case of Tourism Business in Slovania: Anton Ogorelc
20. Entrepreneurship as a Learning Process: Thomas A. Ulrich, Walter J. Reinhart:
21. Innovative Approaches to Entrepreneurship Education: Rama Chhabra
PART E: BACKGROUND AND SUPPORT FOR ENTREPRENEURS
22. Business Plan Competition Networks - The Business Plan and the New Venture Process: Sven Ripsas
23. Training Units for Young Entrepreneurs: Just in Time, Permanent, Sustainable and Close to the Regional Economy: Ute Günther, Roland Kirchhof
24. Process-oriented Entrepreneurship Support with Internet Solutions: Ursula Markus, August-Wilhelm Scheer
25. Coping with Failure: Religious and Spiritual Support for Entrepreneurs: Ashis Gupta
26. Does Gender Really Matter? Beate-Luise Karcher