De Gruyter Handbook of Entrepreneurial Finance

Frontmatter -- Acknowledgments -- Contents -- Editor And Contributor Biographies -- Introduction -- Part I: The Individual Level -- Introduction -- 1 The Role Of Founders' Tangible Resources In Founding New Ventures -- The Bootstrapping-bricolage Interface -- 3 Effectuation And Entrepreneurial Finance -- 4 Portfolio Entrepreneurs: The Role Of Risk -- Part Ii: The Inner Circle -- Introduction -- 5 Informal Financing Of Entrepreneurs -- 6 Funding Entrepreneurs Within Business Groups: An Emerging Market View -- 7 How Business Incubators And Accelerators Finance Startups -- Part Iii: The Wider World -- Introduction -- 8 Formal Debt As A Source Of Entrepreneurial Finance -- 9 Microfinance And Entrepreneurial Finance: A Review And Future Research Agenda -- 10 Venture Capital As A Source Of Entrepreneurial Finance -- 11 Corporate Venture Capital: A Literature Review And Research Agenda -- 12 The Role Of Business Angels In The New Financial Landscape -- 13 Government Financing Of Startups -- 14 Family Offices As Startup Investors: A Synergetic Relationship Of The Old And New Economy? -- Part Iv: Emerging Perspectives -- Introduction -- 15 A Scoping Review Of Most Influential Entrepreneurial Finance Studies In Developing Countries -- 16 Conceptualizing Gender In Entrepreneurial Finance: Past Trends, Current Developments And Future Opportunities -- 17 Indigenous Entrepreneurial Finance: Mapping The Landscape With Canadian Evidence -- 18 Financing Entrepreneurs In Post-conflict And Disaster Zones -- 19 Ethics And Entrepreneurial Finance -- Conclusion -- List Of Figures -- List Of Tables -- Index Edited By David Lingelbach. Electronic Reproduction. Berlin Available Via World Wide Web. In English.