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Umfang: 1 online resource (252 pages)

Ausgabe: 1st ed. 2024.

ISBN: 9783031539428

Serie: Sustainable Business Development, Managing Change in an International Context,

Inhalt: This open access volume analyses the challenges, problems and solutions of startups in times of global crises. It, first, provides an overview of the principles and fundamentals of successful entrepreneurship and startup development and talks about important resilience factors for meaningful entrepreneurship. Then, it analyses the findings and events that have come to light during the Covid-19 crisis and the Ukraine war. The volume discusses examples of successful and unsuccessful entrepreneurship for startups and small businesses in various Asian countries and thereby also provides an international perspective. Against these discussions, the contributors talk about possible the political framework conditions for successful entrepreneurship. The volume overall provides experts in the fields of organizational studies, well-being and resilience research, economic policy, economic promotion, and science with a useful resource that condenses and summarizes current economic crises, financial crises and political crises from the perspective of entrepreneurship. The findings produced here are the result of many years of international research cooperation between the contributors and the editor.

Anmerkung: Part 1: Fundamentals of Sustainability and Start-up Innovations -- Challenges for start-ups and SME in the 21st century (Arie Verkuil, Maurizio Castiglione) -- Improving sustainability and other motivations of founding a start-up (Uta Milow, Arie Verkuil) -- Resilience patterns for start-ups – tools and methods (Christoph Steinebach) -- Subscribe to Happiness - How a subscription business model can support customer retention and customer life-time value (Barbara Eisenbart) -- SMEs talk – startups walk - How startups can benefit from the use of a digital maturity model for international distributed work (Barbara Eisenbart, Patrick Klotz) -- Migrant entrepreneurs in Switzerland – not very different from native entrepreneurs (Dario Meyer, Rolf Meyer) -- Part 2: Start-ups approaches from an international perspective -- Sustainable Entrepreneurship – a Cross-Country Comparison (Rolf Dieter Reineke, Olliver Gottschall) -- Emigration and Start-up Setting. Russian and Ukrainian Intelligentia to New Shores. (Volker Schulte, Andreas Hinz) -- The Role of Public Funding Agencies for Startup Promotion – an International Comparison (Volker Schulte) -- Model and Measures of Franchise Firms’ Performance: A Framework for Enhancing Franchises Business Success (Adams Adeiza, Noor Azizi Ismail, Roselina Ahmad Saufi, Marina Arnaut, Malaysia) -- Why are there only few innovations in Vietnamese start-ups and SMEs? (Truong Minh Chuong (Vietnam) -- How effective is direct storytelling in enhancing entrepreneurial motivation for visually impaired people? An experimental study (Leo Aldianto, Grisna Anggadwita, Anggraeni Permatasari, Indonesia) -- Urban Farming Startups in the German Capital Region - Mindsets, Structures and Effects, (Thomas Thiessen, Gerrit Neuhaus).

Weitere Ausg.: ISBN 9783031539411

Sprache: Englisch

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-53942-8

URL: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-53942-8

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Umfang: VI, 254 p. 33 illus., 24 illus. in color. , online resource.

Ausgabe: 1st ed. 2024.

ISBN: 9783031539428

Serie: Sustainable Business Development, Managing Change in an International Context,

Inhalt: This open access volume analyses the challenges, problems and solutions of startups in times of global crises. It, first, provides an overview of the principles and fundamentals of successful entrepreneurship and startup development and talks about important resilience factors for meaningful entrepreneurship. Then, it analyses the findings and events that have come to light during the Covid-19 crisis and the Ukraine war. The volume discusses examples of successful and unsuccessful entrepreneurship for startups and small businesses in various Asian countries and thereby also provides an international perspective. Against these discussions, the contributors talk about possible the political framework conditions for successful entrepreneurship. The volume overall provides experts in the fields of organizational studies, well-being and resilience research, economic policy, economic promotion, and science with a useful resource that condenses and summarizes current economic crises, financial crises and political crises from the perspective of entrepreneurship. The findings produced here are the result of many years of international research cooperation between the contributors and the editor.

Anmerkung: Part 1: Fundamentals of Sustainability and Start-up Innovations -- Challenges for start-ups and SME in the 21st century (Arie Verkuil, Maurizio Castiglione) -- Improving sustainability and other motivations of founding a start-up (Uta Milow, Arie Verkuil) -- Resilience patterns for start-ups - tools and methods (Christoph Steinebach) -- Subscribe to Happiness - How a subscription business model can support customer retention and customer life-time value (Barbara Eisenbart) -- SMEs talk - startups walk - How startups can benefit from the use of a digital maturity model for international distributed work (Barbara Eisenbart, Patrick Klotz) -- Migrant entrepreneurs in Switzerland - not very different from native entrepreneurs (Dario Meyer, Rolf Meyer) -- Part 2: Start-ups approaches from an international perspective -- Sustainable Entrepreneurship - a Cross-Country Comparison (Rolf Dieter Reineke, Olliver Gottschall) -- Emigration and Start-up Setting. Russian and Ukrainian Intelligentia to New Shores. (Volker Schulte, Andreas Hinz) -- The Role of Public Funding Agencies for Startup Promotion - an International Comparison (Volker Schulte) -- Model and Measures of Franchise Firms' Performance: A Framework for Enhancing Franchises Business Success (Adams Adeiza, Noor Azizi Ismail, Roselina Ahmad Saufi, Marina Arnaut, Malaysia) -- Why are there only few innovations in Vietnamese start-ups and SMEs? (Truong Minh Chuong (Vietnam) -- How effective is direct storytelling in enhancing entrepreneurial motivation for visually impaired people? An experimental study (Leo Aldianto, Grisna Anggadwita, Anggraeni Permatasari, Indonesia) -- Urban Farming Startups in the German Capital Region - Mindsets, Structures and Effects, (Thomas Thiessen, Gerrit Neuhaus).

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Sprache: Englisch

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-53942-8

URL: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-53942-8

UID:

Umfang: 1 online resource (252 pages)

Ausgabe: 1st ed.

ISBN: 9783031539428

Serie: Sustainable Business Development Series

Anmerkung: Intro -- Contents -- Chapter 1: Introductory Chapter: Prospects for Sustainable Business Development -- Sustainable Business Development -- Managing Change in an International Context -- Start-Up Cultures in Times of Global Crises: Sustainable and Innovative Approaches -- A Look at the Contributions -- References -- Part I: Fundamentals of Sustainability and Start-Up Innovations -- Chapter 2: Challenges for Start-Ups and SME in the Twenty-First Century -- Definitions -- Innovation -- Responsibility -- Professional and Managerial Staff -- Summary of Definitions -- Challenges of a Dynamic World -- Internationalization -- Climate Change and Sustainability -- Demographic Change -- Contributions of Pro-socially Oriented Entrepreneurship -- Summary -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 3: Pro-social and Other Motivations of Innovative Start-Ups -- Introduction -- Motivations to Found a Company: Theoretical and Contextual Background -- Types and Categories of Motivations -- Method -- Analysis of Swiss Start-Ups: Empirical Findings -- Discussion -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 4: Resilience Patterns for Start-Ups: Strategies and Tools -- Introduction -- Profession and Organization -- World of Work and Society -- Risks and Crises -- Resilience and Optimal Development -- Strategies and Plans -- Needs and Competencies -- Offers and Methods -- Outlook -- References -- Chapter 5: SMEs Talk-Startups Walk: How Startups Can Benefit from the Use of a Digital Maturity Model for SMEs as Part of Digital Transformation? -- Introduction -- Key Concepts of Digital Transformation -- Digitization -- Digitalization -- Digital Transformation -- Digital (Transformation) Maturity Models -- Research Gap -- Methodology to Explore Digital Transformation -- Research Design -- Data Collection -- Results -- Qualitative Analysis -- Case Studies. , Case Study I: Golf Networking -- Case Study II: Holiday Experience -- Comparison of Case Studies -- Discussion, Conclusion, and Further Research -- Adapted Model on Digital Transformation -- Internal Environment Versus External Environment -- Managerial Implications -- Limitations -- Future Research -- Appendix (Table 5.8) -- References -- Chapter 6: Migrant Entrepreneurs in Switzerland: Not Very Different from Native Entrepreneurs -- Introduction -- Literature Review -- Motivation of Migrant Entrepreneurs -- The Difference Between Migrant Entrepreneurs and Nascent Entrepreneurs -- Obstacles and Challenges for Migrant Entrepreneurs -- Entrepreneurs with a Migrant Background in Switzerland -- Methodology -- Measures of Variables -- Pre-test -- Sample and Response -- Statistical Analysis -- Results -- Challenges and How to Overcome Them -- Support During the Start-Up Phase -- Starting Alone Versus Team -- Income and Job Offer -- Discussion and Implications -- Conclusion -- References -- Part II: Social Innovation Through Start-Ups from an International Perspective -- Chapter 7: Sustainable Entrepreneurship: A Cross-Country Comparison -- Review of Recent Literature on Sustainability in Entrepreneurship -- The Impact of Culture on Business and Entrepreneurial Outcomes -- Country-Specific Studies on Sustainable Entrepreneurship -- Cross-Country Studies on Social Entrepreneurship -- Ethical Investing: ESG in Finance and Investment -- Expected Research Outcomes -- Methodology -- Methodological Framework -- The Data -- Limitations -- Research Findings -- Profile of Survey Participants by Company Development Stage -- Profit Orientation of the Companies -- Sustainability Contribution -- Sustainability Impact Management -- Analysis and Insights -- Conclusion -- References. , Chapter 8: Emigration and Start-up Setting. New Russian and Ukrainian Intelligentsia in a Historical Perspective -- The War in Ukraine -- Russian Intelligentsia: a Tradition of Exodus -- Entrepreneurship Cultures in Russia -- Entrepreneurship Cultures in Ukraine -- Ukrainian Entrepreneurs in Western Europe -- Emigration Patterns, Destinations, and Integration Strategies -- Today's Perspectives from Experiences of the Twentieth-Century Migration Waves -- Integration Experiences Using the Example of Switzerland, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, and Yugoslavia -- Prospects for Ukrainian Migrants and Refugees -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 9: The Role of Public Funding Agencies for Startup Promotion: An International Comparison -- Hard Landing of Startup Funding in 2022 -- The Importance of Startups for Economic Development -- Specifics of Startups Compared to Traditional SME -- Raising Capital in the Startup Ecosystem -- Own Funds -- Loan -- Bank Loans -- Crowdfunding -- Crowdinvesting -- Venture Capital -- Business Angels -- Active Industrial Policy Through Government Innovation Support Programs -- Basic Types of Government-Orchestrated Startup Funding -- Advantages and Disadvantages of Public Startup Funds -- Selected Cases -- Singapore -- Israel -- EIF European Investment Fund -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 10: Malaysia: The Effects of Attitude, Subjective Norms, and Social Entrepreneurship Awareness Toward Social Entrepreneurship Intention Among Public University Students -- Introduction -- Literature Review -- The Theory of Planned Behavior -- Social Entrepreneurship Intention -- Social Entrepreneurship Awareness -- The Effect of Attitude Toward Social Entrepreneurship Intention -- The Effect of Subjective Norms Toward Social Entrepreneurship Intention. , The Effect of Social Entrepreneurship Awareness Toward Social Entrepreneurship Intention -- Research Methodology -- Research Design -- Survey Instrument -- Findings -- Demographic Profile -- Reliability Test -- Regression Analysis -- Regression Analysis for A1 -- Regression Analysis for A2 -- Regression Analysis for A3 -- Discussion -- Implications -- Limitation and Future Research -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 11: Vietnam: Why are there Only few Innovations in Vietnamese Startups and SMEs? An Analysis from an Entrepreneurship and Management Perspective -- Introduction -- Literature Review -- Research Method -- Results -- Whole Picture of Vietnamese Startup and SME Innovation -- Innovation in Vietnamese startups -- Innovations in Vietnamese SMEs -- Discussion -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 12: Indonesia: How Effective Is Direct Storytelling in Enhancing Entrepreneurial Motivation for Visually Impaired People? An Experimental Study -- Introduction -- Literature Review -- Disability and Entrepreneurship -- Entrepreneurial Motivation -- Storytelling Method -- Research Methodology -- Research Design -- Experimental Unit -- Data Collection and Data Analysis -- Key Findings -- Discussion and Conclusion -- Conclusion and Recommendations -- References -- Chapter 13: Germany: Urban Farming as an Innovation and Application Environment of an Agile Start-Up Mindset -- Scenario 2025: The Development of an Urban Farm -- Background -- A Sustainable Urban Agriculture -- Sustainability Using the Example of the Food Industry -- Urban Farming: An Attempt to Clarify the Terms -- Urban Farming in Current Practice -- Typology of Urban Farming Actors -- Solidarity Agriculture -- Hydroponics -- Aquaponics -- Other Proceedings and Companies Involved -- Opportunities for Cities with Urban Agriculture -- Sustainability in Urban Farming. , The Meanings of Start-Up Mindset, Agile Organization, and Open Innovation -- Conclusion and Outlook -- References -- Chapter 14: Epilogue: Bridging Past to Future-Small Analogy of Economic Crises -- Pre-modern Economic Crises -- Maximum Price Dictate -- Crises in Subsistence Economies -- Speculation and Tulips -- Industrial Revolution Era -- Great Depression 1857 -- Great Depression 1873-1896 -- Great Inflation 1923 -- World Economic Crisis -- Recent Economic Crises -- Oil Crisis 1973 -- Financial Crisis 2007/08 -- The Other Economic Stimulation: The Guernsey Experiment -- References -- Chapter 15: Some Last Comments -- Reference -- Untitled.

Weitere Ausg.: Print version: Verkuil, Arie Hans Start-Up Cultures in Times of Global Crises Cham : Springer International Publishing AG,c2024 ISBN 9783031539411

Sprache: Englisch

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