Entrepreneurship Development in India
Subtitle: emergence from local to global business leadership
Publisher: Gyan book (P) Ltd.,Delhi,India
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Delhi ,India
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS; title: Preface; title: Chapter 1 Conceptualization and the Process of Entrepreneurship; title: 1.1	Introduction							01; title: 1.2	The ‘Flying Geese” Concept					03; title: 1.3	A Prelude to Entrepreneurship					07; title: 1.4	Theories of Entrepreneurship					09; title: 1.5	Socio-cultural and Psychological Approaches			13; title: 1.6	Discovery and Opportunity Theories of Entrepreneurship	15; title: 1.7	The Entrepreneurial Process					17; title: 1.8	Entrepreneurial Models						20; title: 1.9	Resume and Conclusion						24; title: 1.10	Chapter Outlines						26; title: Chapter 2	The Evolution of Entrepreneurship and its Development in India; title: 2.1 Introduction							28; title: 2.2 Business Enterprising in the Past					28; title: 2.3 Overview of the traditional Indian Society and Entrepreneurship Development								32; title: 2.4 The Post-Independence Period					35; title: 2.5 The Current Scenario						39; title: 2.6 Conclusion; title: 43; title: Chapter 3 	Development of Entrepreneurship in Iron and Steel Industry; title: 3.1 Introduction							45; title: 3.2 Types of Innovation						46; title: 3.3 The Genesis of Innovative Entrepreneurship			48; title: 3.4 Steel Entrepreneurship Development in Korea			49; title: 3.5 The Tata Iron and Steel Industry					52; title: 3.6 Development of Intrapreneurship					56; title: 3.7 Conclusion							            61; title: Chapter 4 	The Emergence of Indian Information Technology Industry; title: 4.1 Introduction							63; title: 4.2 Software Development in India					63; title: 4.3 The Government Initiatives					71; title: 4.4 Recent Developments in IT Sector				            73; title: 4.5 Bangalore, the IT Hub of India					76; title: 4.6 The Hyderabad Experience					           80; title: 4.7 The IT Achievers							82; title: 4.8 Conclusion; title: 88; title: Chapter 5 	Biotechnology Enterprising in India; title: 5.1 Introduction							90; title: 5.2 Biotechnology Development in India				91; title: 5.3 Recent Biotechnology Developments				97 5.3.1 Biopharma Segment						98; title: 5.3.2 Bioagriculture Segment					           100 5.3.3 Bioenergy							101; title: 5.3.4 International Collaboration					10; title: 5.4 Barriers Impeding Innovation and Discovery			102; title: 5.5 The Neo-biotech firms						104; title: 5.5.1 Dr Reddy’s Laboratories              				107 5.5.2 Wockhardt Ltd; title: 5.5.3 Nicholas Piramal India Ltd					110; title: 5.5.4 Ranbaxy								111; title: 5.6 Conclusion; title: 113; title: Chapter 6 	Indian Business Houses and Development of Indigenous Entrepreneurship; title: 6.1 Introduction							114; title: 6.2 The Family Business Groups					114; title: 6.3 Major Business Combines in India				            116 6.3.1 The Tatas							117; title: 6.3.2 The Reliance Group						123; title: 6.3.2a Reliance Industries						125; title: 6.3.2b Reliance ADA							126; title: 6.3.3 Aditya Birla Group						127; title: 6.3.4 ITC Limited							128; title: 6.3.5 The Bajaj Group						            130; title: 6.3.6 Bharti Airtel							132; title: 6.3.7 The Godrej Group						133; title: 6.3.8 The Adani Group						           134; title: 6.3.9 The Hero Group						           135 6.3.10 The Escorts Group						135; title: 6.3.11 The M P Birla Group						135; title: 6.4 Prospects of Indian Business Groups				136; title: 6.5 The Tata Entrepreneurs						138 6.6 The Bioentrepreneurs						141; title: 6.7 Conclusion							            145; title: Chapter 7 	Entrepreneurship Development in Small and Medium Enterprises; title: 7.1 Introduction							147; title: 7.2 SMEs in Indian Automobile Industry				149; title: 7.3 Growth of Entrepreneurship in SMEs through Interventions	150; title: 7.4 Technology and Innovation-based Initiatives in Entrepreneurship	155; title: 7.5 Diffusion of entrepreneurship					157; title: 7.6 Case Studies							159; title: 7.6.1 Anuja Electronics						159; title: 7.6.2 ELICO								160; title: 7.6.3 Cheminnova Remedies						162; title: 7.6.4 Ducom								164; title: 7.6.5 Micro FX							            166; title: 7.6.6 Safety Match Industry						168; title: 7.7 Conclusion	                                                                                 174; title: Chapter 8 	Development of Social, Ecological, Public, Institutional and Women Entrepreneurship; title: 8.1 Introduction							175; title: 8.2 Social Entrepreneurship						175; title: 8.3 Ecological Entrepreneurship					184; title: 8.4 Public Entrepreneurship						186; title: 8.5 Institutional Entrepreneurship					190; title: 8.6 Women Entrepreneurship						195; title: 8.7 Conclusion							            202; title: Chapter 9 	Innovation and Entrepreneurship: India’s Emergence in Business Leadership; title: 9.1 Introduction							204; title: 9.2 The Chinese Experience						205; title: 9.3 Innovativeness in Different Frontiers				210; title: 9.4 Conclusion							            219; title: Chapter 10 	The Prospects of Entrepreneurship Development in India; title: 10.1 Introduction							222; title: 10.2 Entrepreneurship Development in Retrospective		            223; title: 10.3 Global Competitiveness Index					225; title: 10.4 Global Entrepreneurship Assessment; title: 10.5 Global Entrepreneurship Development Index			233; title: 10.6 A Resume							            236; title: 10.7 Some Questions							238; title: 10.8 An Assessment of Indian Entrepreneurship		            240; title: 10.9 Scope of Entrepreneurship Development in India		            244; title: 10.10 Conclusion							 247; title: References								250; title: Index									267