Maria Minniti

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Maria Minniti est Professeur d'économie et d'entrepreneuriat au Babson College. Ses articles portent sur l'entrepreneuriat, la croissance économique et la théorie de la complexité. En compagnie de Roger Koppl, ses travaux ont permis de faire avancer les recherches sur l'entrepreneur dans le paradigme de l'école autrichienne d'économie.

Bibliographie

• 1996, Membership Has Its Privileges: Old and New Mafia Organizations, Comparative Economic Studies, 37(4), pp31-47

• 1999,
  • a. Entrepreneurship and Economic Growth, Global Business and Economic Review. 11(1) 31-42
  • b. avec Roger Koppl, The Unintended Consequence of Entrepreneurship, Journal des Economistes et des Etudes Humaines, 9(4), pp567-586
    • Repris en 2002, In: Alta Gerentia, Catholic University Press, Bolivia
  • c. avec W. Bygrave, The Microfoundations of Entrepreneurship, Entrepreneurship: Theory and Practice, 23(4), pp41-52
  • d. avec L. Polutnik, Financial Development and Small Firms Financing in Slovenia, Comparative Economic Studies, 41(2/3), pp111-133

• 2000,
  • a. avec W. Bygrave, The Social Dynamics of Entrepreneurship, Entrepreneurship: Theory and Practice. 24(3) 25-36
  • b. Section on Italy, In: P. Reynolds, M. Camp et M. Hay, dir., Global Entrepreneurship Monitor, The E. M. Kauffman Foundation, Kansas City, MO
    • Nouvelle édition en 2001
    • Nouvelle édition en 2002

• 2001, avec W. Bygrave, A Dynamic Model of Entrepreneurial Learning, Entrepreneurship: Theory and Practice. 25(3), pp5-16
• 2002, The Importance of Being Unimportant: Bank Lending and Small Firm Financing in Italy, Global Business and Economic Review 4(2): 277-295

• 2003,
  • a. Entrepreneurship Studies: A Stock Taking, Advances in Austrian Economics, 6: 9-37
  • b. avec Roger Koppl, Market Processes and Entrepreneurial Studies, In: Zoltan Acs et D. Audretsch, dir., Handbook of Entrepreneurship Research, Kluwer Press International, UK, pp81-102
  • c. avec W. Bygrave, US Global Entrepreneurship Monitor Report, The E.M. Kauffman Foundation, Kansas City, MO et Babson College
  • d. The Entrepreneurial Advantage of Nations: Women in Entrepreneurship, First United Nations Symposium: The Advantage of Nations. The E.M. Kauffman Foundation, Kansas City, MO
  • e. avec P. Arenius, Women and Entrepreneurship, In: P. Reynolds, E. Autio et M. Hay, Global Entrepreneurship Monitor, The E. M. Kauffman Foundation, Kansas City, MO. Insert
  • f. "Entrepreneurship Studies: A Stocktaking", In: Roger Koppl, dir., "Austrian Economics and Entrepreneurial Studies", Advances in Austrian Economics, vol 6, Amsterdam: JAI, Elsevier Science, pp8-37

• 2004,
  • a. Organization Alertness and Asymmetric Information in a Spin-Glass Model, Journal of Business Venturing. 19(5): 637-658
  • b. avec Zoltan Acs, P. Arenius et M. Hay, Global Entrepreneurship Monitor, London Business School and Babson College, London, U.K. et Babson Park, MA
  • c. avec P. Arenius et N. Langowitz, Global Entrepreneurship Monitor Special Topic Report: Women in Entrepreneurship, Center for Women Leadership, Babson College. Babson Park, MA

• 2005, Entrepreneurship and network externalities, Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization, Vol 57, n°1, pp1-27

• 2006, avec L. Polutnik, No-Name Money, In: Roger Koppl, dir., Money and the Market Process: Essays in Honor of Leland Yeager, New York: Routledge

• 2007,
  • a. Entrepreneurship and Network Externalities, Journal of Economic Behavior and Organizations
  • b. avec P. Arenius, Perceptual Variables and Nascent Entrepreneurship, Small Business Economics
  • c. avec M. Levesque, The Effect of Aging on Entrepreneurial Behavior, Journal of Business Venturing
  • d. Self-Employment and Organization Creation: The Case of Italy, Global Business and Economic Review
    

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