Fostering entrepreneurship in transition economies: The contribution of entrepreneurial return migrants to the development of entrepreneurship in Shanghai;Gründungspolitik und Transformation: Zur Rolle von Gründungen chinesischer Remigranten für die Entwicklung von Unternehmertum in Shanghai

Zeitschrift fur Wirtschaftsgeographie

Volumn 49, Issue 3-4, 2005, Pages 237-254

  Müller, Claudia ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF COLOGNE   (Germany)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

ENTREPRENEUR; HIGH TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY; INSTITUTIONAL REFORM; MIGRANT WORKER; TRANSITIONAL ECONOMY;

EID: 27744450495     PISSN: 00443751     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: None     Document Type: Article

References (59)

1. Acs, Z.J./Audretsch, D.B. (eds.) (2003): Handbook of entrepreneurship research. Dordrecht.
2. Acs, Z.J. et al. (2005): GEM Global 2004. Executive report. Babson Park, MA.
3. Acs, Z. J./Storey, D. K. (eds.)(2004a): Entrepreneurship and regional development: Essays in honour of David Keeble. In: Regional studies, (38)8 - Special issue.
4. Acs, Z.J./Storey, D.K. (2004b): Introduction: Entrepreneurship and economic development. In: Regional Studies, (38)8, 871-877.
5. Anon. (2002): China sees tide of returning talents. In: Chinadaily, 28.06.2002. Internetquelle: www1.chinadaily.com.cn/en/doc/2002-06/28, 3.11.2003.
6. Anon. (2003): Haigui qiye - ri zeng yi jia [Remigrantenunternehmen - Anzahl nimmt täglich um eins zu]. In: Chuangye, (6), 25.
7. Antal, A.B./Wang, J. (2003): Organizational learning in China: The role of returners. Berlin. (WZB Discussion Paper; Internetquelle: http:// skylla.wz-berlin.de/pdf/2003/iii03-103.pdf, 1.4.2004).
8. Audretsch, D.B./Thurik, R./Verheul, I./Wennerkes, A. R. (2002) (eds.): Entrepreneurship: Determinants and policy in a European-US comparison. Boston, Dordrecht.
9. Bartlett, W./Rangelova, R. (1997): Small firms and economic transformation in Bulgaria. In: Small Business Economics, (9), 319-333.
10. Baumol, W. (1990): Entrepreneurship: Productive, unproductive and destructive. In: Journal of Political Economy, (98)5, 893-921.
11. Beijing Statistical Yearbook (2004). Peking.
12. Bergmann, H. (2004): Gründungsaktivitäten im regionalen Kontext. Gründer, Gründungseinstellungen und Rahmenbedingungen in zehn deutschen Regionen. Köln. (Kölner Forschungen zur Wirtschafts- und Sozial-geographie, Band 57).
13. Brixy, U. (1999): Die Rolle von Betriebsgründungen für die Arbeitsplatzdynamik. Nürnberg.
14. Cheng, Y./Gao, J./Jiang, C. (2002): Global entrepreneurship monitor China 2002. Peking.
15. China Semiconductor Industry Association (2004): A report on development status of semiconductor industry in China. Shanghai.
16. China Statistical Yearbook (CSYB) (2003). Peking.
17. China Statistical Yearbook (CSYB) (2004). Peking.
18. Dechema (2004): Chinese biotech industry on its way to innovation. Frankfurt am Main. (Achemasia Trend Report No. 10: Chinese Biotech Industry. Internetquelle: http://www.dechema.de/presse.html, November 2, 2004).
19. Flick, U. (1998): An introduction to qualitative research. Thousand Oaks/ Cal. a.o.
20. Gaillard, A.M./Gaillard, J. (1998): International migration of the highly qualified: a bibliographic and conceptual itinerary. New York. (CMS Occasional Paper # 23).
21. Gregory, N./Tenev, S./Wagle, D. (2000): China's emerging private enterprises: Prospects for the new century.
22. Guellec, D./Cervantes, M. (2002): International measurement of highly skilled workers: From statistical analysis to policy formulation. In OECD (ed.): International mobility of the highly skilled. Paris, 71-98.
23. Hall, C. (2003): Strategic approaches in the internationalisation of SMEs in the East-Asian region. Keynote Paper, International Conference on Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises in a Global Economy, 6.-7. Juli in Malaysia. Holiday Villa Subang / Malaysia.
24. Harwit, E. (2002): High-technology incubators: Fuel for China's new entrepreneurship? In: China Business Review, 4. Internetquelle: http:// www.chinabusinessreview.com, 20.3.2003.
25. Hongkong Trade and Development Council (2003): Market profiles on Chinese cities and provinces. Internetquelle: http://www.tdctrade.com/ mktprof/china/mpshh.htm, 3.7. 2005.
26. Ic-Insights (2005): China to become worldwide IC market leader in 2005.Internetquelle: http://www.icinsights.com/news/releases/ press20050106.html, January 30, 2005.
27. Liao, D./Sohmen, P. (2001): The development of modern entrepreneurship in China. In: Stanford Journal of East Asian Affairs, (1), 27-33.
28. Lückgen, I./Oberschachtsiek, D. (2004): Regionaler Entrepreneurship Monitor (REM II 2003/2004): Zur Dynamik von Gründungsaktivitäten in Deutschland: Ausmaß und Ursachen. Köln.
29. Merkens, H. (2000): Auswahlverfahren, Sampling, Fallkonstruktion. In: Flick, U.; Kardorff, E.v./Steinke, I. (Hrsg.): Qualitative Forschung. Hamburg.
30. Miles, M.B.; Hubermann, M.A. (1994): Qualitative data analysis. Thousand Oaks/Cal. a.o.
31. North, D. (1991): Institutions. In: Journal of Economic Perspectives, (5), 97-112.
32. OECD (1998): Fostering entrepreneurship. Paris.
33. Pannell, C.W./Han, S.S. (1999): Geography of privatization in China, 1978-1996. In: Economic Geography, (75), 272-296.
34. Peng, M. (2000): Business strategies in transition economies. Thousand Oaks/Cal. a.o.
35. Peng, M./Heath, P.S. (1996): The growth of the firm in planned economies in transition: Institutions, organizations, and strategic choice. In: Academy of Management Review, (21)2, 492-528.
36. Preisendörfer, P. (1996): Gründungsforschung im Überblick: Themen, Theorien und Befunde. In: Preisendörfer, P. (Hrsg.): Prozesse der Neugründung von Betrieben in Ostdeutschland. Rostock, 7-29. (Rostocker Beiträge zur Regional- und Strukturforschung, Heft 2).
37. Saxenian, A. (2003a): Global software from emerging markets: An engine for growth? Government and Guanxi: The Chinese software industry in transition. Internetquelle: http://www.london.edu/cnem/Current_Research/ DRC_Working_Papers/DRC19.pdf, 5.10.2004.
38. Saxenian, A. (2003b): Brain circulation and capitalist dynamics: The Silicon Valley-Hsinchu-Shanghai triangle. Berkeley. (CSES Working Paper Series Nr. 8; Internetquelle: http://www.economyandsociety.org/ publications/wp8.pdf, 26.3.2004).
39. Scase, R. (2003): Entrepreneurship and proprietorship in transition: Policy implications for the SME sector. In: McIntyre, R./Dallago, R. (eds.): Small and medium enterprises in transitional economies. Basingstoke a.o., 64-77.
40. Schüller, M./Diep; L. (2001): Shanghai - Modell für Chinas Wirtschaftsentwicklung? In: China Aktuell, (30)10, 1101-1116.
41. Schumpeter, J.A. (1934): Theorie der wirtschaftlichen Entwicklung. Berlin.
42. Segal, A. (2003): Digital dragon: High-technology enterprises in China. Ithaca/London.
43. Shanghai venture capital (2005): Investment opportunity. Internetquelle: http://www.shvc.com.cn/english/html/investment.htm, 5. April 2005.
44. Shanghai Statistical Yearbook (SSYB) (2004). Shanghai.
45. Shanghai Statistical Yearbook (SSYB) (2000). Shanghai.
46. Smallbone D./Welter, F. (2001): The distinctiveness of entrepreneurship in transition economies. In: Small Business Economics, (16), 249-262.
47. Smallbone, D./Welter, F. (2003): Institutional development and entrepreneurship in transition economies. Paper presented at the 2003 ICSB World Congress. Belfast.
48. Smallbone, D./Welter, F. (2004): Conceptualising entrepreneurship in a transition context. Paper presented at RENT XVIII, Kopenhagen, 25.-26. November 2004. Kopenhagen.
49. Sternberg, R. (2000): Gründungsforschung - Relevanz des Raumes und Aufgaben der Wirtschaftsgeographie. In: Geographische Zeitschrift, (88)3-4, 199-219.
50. Sternberg, R./Lückgen, I. (2005): Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM). Länderbericht Deutschland 2004. Köln.
51. Sternberg, R./Wennekers, S. (2005): Determinants and effects of new business creation; investigations using global entrepreneurship monitor data. In: Small Business Economics, (24)3, S. 193-203.
52. Tan, J. (1999): The growth of entrepreneurial firms in a transition economy: The case of a Chinese entrepreneur. In: Journal of Management Inquiry, (8)1, 83-89.
53. Thurik, R./Wennekers, S. (1999): Linking entrepreneurship and economic growth. In: Small Business Economics, (13), 27-55.
54. van Steel, A./Carree, M./Thurik, R. (2005): The effect of entrepreneurial activity on national economic growth. In: Small Business Economics, (24)3, S. 311-321.
55. Wang, J.C. (2002): High and new technology industrial development zones. In: Webber, C.M./Wang, M.; Zhu, Y. (eds.): China's transition to a global economy. Basingstoke a. o.
56. Wong, P.K./Ho, Y.P./Autio, E. (2005): Entrepreneurship, innovation and economic growth: Evidence from GEM data. In: Small Business Economics, (24)3, S. 335-350.
57. Yatsko, P. (2001): New Shanghai: The rocky rebirth of China's legendary city. New York a.o.
58. Young, A. (1999): The razor's edge: Distortions and incremental reform in the people's Republic of China. Stockholm. (SITE Working Paper No. 144).
59. Zhangjiang High-tech Park (2003): Liuxuesheng chuangye zhuanli [Informationsbroschüre].