The 25 articles of this book were selected from the 65 keynotes, workshops and papers from 27 different countries presented at the Internationalizing Entrepreneurship Education and Training Conference (IntEnt2001 see also: www.intent-conference.de) held at the Kruger National Park, organized by Dr. Cecile Nieuwenhuizen (Technikon South Africa), in cooperation with the Foerderkreis Gruendungs-Forschung e. V., Germany (www.fgf-ev.de) and the DtA-Chair for Entrepreneurship at the EUROPEAN BUSINESS SCHOOL, Germany (www.ebs.de).
Contributors from diverse fields such as academics, politics and business provide a broad view on the state of the art in the field of Entrepreneurship Education and Training.
Contents:
1. Social Entrepreneurs in Southern Africa: Introducing an Informal Business Learnership in Rural Areas
Andreas de Beer, Retha Strydom, Hannelize Jacobs
2. Developing Entrepreneurial Students: A Proposal of the What and How
Trevor L. Amos, Gideon Maas
3. Entrepreneurial Creativity: An Action Learning Approach to Entrepreneurship Training in South Africa
A. J. Antonites
4. Entrepreneurship Development in South African Agriculture: A Draft Conceptual Framework
J. W. Jordaan
5. On Impact of "Disciplines of Information Age" on University Entrepreneurship Curriculum
Jaroslav Jandos
6. The Impact of Entrepreneurship Education on Business Venturing: A Longitudinal Survey of Irish Graduates
Wilberforce Owusu-Ansah, Patricia Fleming
7. Application of a Proposed Evaluation Instrument to Evaluate Venture Start-up Training Programmes
Marius Pretorius
8. Recent Developments Regarding Content of Entrepreneurship Training Programs
J. J. van Vuuren, A. J. Antonites
9. Topics for Entrepreneurship Education: Viewpoints of Practitioners in the Gauteng Province of South Africa
C. Howard Watson
10. Individual Training Needs of "Border Entrepreneurs": A Configurational Taxonomy
Christoph Hienerth
11. Identifying Small Business Problems in the South African Context for Proactive Entrepreneurial Education
Suzette Viviers, Shelley can Eeden, Danie Venter
12. A Multidisciplinary Approach to the Development of Training Programmes and Qualifications for Entrepreneurship
Madeleine Labuschagne, Cecile Nieuwenhuizen, Jaap Kroon
13. Evaluation Marketing Communication Channels between the Entrepreneur and the Distance Education Campus
Ann-Marie Sassenberg
14. Entrepreneurial Education Continuation: Role of Maturity and Satisfaction
Bostjan Antoncic, Barbara Hvalic Erzetic
15. Entrepreneurship Education by Distance Learning. The Project "GründerFernstudium" at the University of Hagen
Klaus Anderseck
16. Fostering Entrepreneurship Education and Research in Germany - The EXIST High Technology Entrepreneurship Postgraduate Programme
Leona Achtenagen, Dodo zu Knyphausen-Aufseß
17. Innovative Way of Transferring Education and Training Facilities in Namibia: The Adult Skills Development for Self-Employment (ASDSE) Project
Claudio Tonin, Bruno Venditto
18. National Culture and its Implication on Entrepreneurship in a Postcommunist Society
Julian Genov, Sonya Karabeliova
19. Bridging the Entrepreneur Educational and Training Gap in Growing Market Sectors: A Review of the IT Industry in India
Rajeev Kamineni, Justin Craig, Noel Lindsay
20. The Need for and Effects of Entrepreneurship and Technical Training in deep-rural Areas
Paul M. Maminza, Hendrik C. Marais, Bonginkosi A. Mthethwa, Elias M. Mbuyane, Aaron E. Nkosi, A. Ingvan Shabangu
21. University Students' Different Entrepreneurial Identities
Kari Ristimäki
22. Entrepreneurial Intentions of Nasent Entrepreneurs: The Case of Students in Entrepreneurship and MBA Programmes
Mateja DrnovÜek, Miroslav Glas
23. Small Family Business Transfer in Finland - Problems and Opportunities
Pasi Malinen
24. Linking Environmental Demands for Entrepreneurial Behaviour to the Prevalence of Entrepreneurial Orientations: A South African Case Study
H. W. Schenk
25. Ethical Franchising: Who is responsible to Educate Entrepreneurs?
Gideon Niemann
Contributors from diverse fields such as academics, politics and business provide a broad view on the state of the art in the field of Entrepreneurship Education and Training.
Contents:
1. Social Entrepreneurs in Southern Africa: Introducing an Informal Business Learnership in Rural Areas
Andreas de Beer, Retha Strydom, Hannelize Jacobs
2. Developing Entrepreneurial Students: A Proposal of the What and How
Trevor L. Amos, Gideon Maas
3. Entrepreneurial Creativity: An Action Learning Approach to Entrepreneurship Training in South Africa
A. J. Antonites
4. Entrepreneurship Development in South African Agriculture: A Draft Conceptual Framework
J. W. Jordaan
5. On Impact of "Disciplines of Information Age" on University Entrepreneurship Curriculum
Jaroslav Jandos
6. The Impact of Entrepreneurship Education on Business Venturing: A Longitudinal Survey of Irish Graduates
Wilberforce Owusu-Ansah, Patricia Fleming
7. Application of a Proposed Evaluation Instrument to Evaluate Venture Start-up Training Programmes
Marius Pretorius
8. Recent Developments Regarding Content of Entrepreneurship Training Programs
J. J. van Vuuren, A. J. Antonites
9. Topics for Entrepreneurship Education: Viewpoints of Practitioners in the Gauteng Province of South Africa
C. Howard Watson
10. Individual Training Needs of "Border Entrepreneurs": A Configurational Taxonomy
Christoph Hienerth
11. Identifying Small Business Problems in the South African Context for Proactive Entrepreneurial Education
Suzette Viviers, Shelley can Eeden, Danie Venter
12. A Multidisciplinary Approach to the Development of Training Programmes and Qualifications for Entrepreneurship
Madeleine Labuschagne, Cecile Nieuwenhuizen, Jaap Kroon
13. Evaluation Marketing Communication Channels between the Entrepreneur and the Distance Education Campus
Ann-Marie Sassenberg
14. Entrepreneurial Education Continuation: Role of Maturity and Satisfaction
Bostjan Antoncic, Barbara Hvalic Erzetic
15. Entrepreneurship Education by Distance Learning. The Project "GründerFernstudium" at the University of Hagen
Klaus Anderseck
16. Fostering Entrepreneurship Education and Research in Germany - The EXIST High Technology Entrepreneurship Postgraduate Programme
Leona Achtenagen, Dodo zu Knyphausen-Aufseß
17. Innovative Way of Transferring Education and Training Facilities in Namibia: The Adult Skills Development for Self-Employment (ASDSE) Project
Claudio Tonin, Bruno Venditto
18. National Culture and its Implication on Entrepreneurship in a Postcommunist Society
Julian Genov, Sonya Karabeliova
19. Bridging the Entrepreneur Educational and Training Gap in Growing Market Sectors: A Review of the IT Industry in India
Rajeev Kamineni, Justin Craig, Noel Lindsay
20. The Need for and Effects of Entrepreneurship and Technical Training in deep-rural Areas
Paul M. Maminza, Hendrik C. Marais, Bonginkosi A. Mthethwa, Elias M. Mbuyane, Aaron E. Nkosi, A. Ingvan Shabangu
21. University Students' Different Entrepreneurial Identities
Kari Ristimäki
22. Entrepreneurial Intentions of Nasent Entrepreneurs: The Case of Students in Entrepreneurship and MBA Programmes
Mateja DrnovÜek, Miroslav Glas
23. Small Family Business Transfer in Finland - Problems and Opportunities
Pasi Malinen
24. Linking Environmental Demands for Entrepreneurial Behaviour to the Prevalence of Entrepreneurial Orientations: A South African Case Study
H. W. Schenk
25. Ethical Franchising: Who is responsible to Educate Entrepreneurs?
Gideon Niemann