Conclusion

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Acknowledgments V
3. Contents VII
4. Editor and contributor biographies XI
5. Introduction 1
6. Part I: The individual level
7. Introduction 13
8. 1 The role of founders’ tangible resources in founding new ventures 15
9. The bootstrapping-bricolage interface 37
10. 3 Effectuation and entrepreneurial finance 55
11. 4 Portfolio entrepreneurs: The role of risk 75
12. Part II: The inner circle
13. Introduction 89
14. 5 Informal financing of entrepreneurs 91
15. 6 Funding entrepreneurs within business groups: An emerging market view 107
16. 7 How business incubators and accelerators finance startups 119
17. Part III: The wider world
18. Introduction 137
19. 8 Formal debt as a source of entrepreneurial finance 139
20. 9 Microfinance and entrepreneurial finance: A review and future research agenda 153
21. 10 Venture capital as a source of entrepreneurial finance 171
22. 11 Corporate venture capital: A literature review and research agenda 195
23. 12 The role of business angels in the new financial landscape 223
24. 13 Government financing of startups 245
25. 14 Family offices as startup investors: A synergetic relationship of the old and new economy? 265
26. Part IV: Emerging perspectives
27. Introduction 291
28. 15 A scoping review of most influential entrepreneurial finance studies in developing countries 293
29. 16 Conceptualizing gender in entrepreneurial finance: Past trends, current developments and future opportunities 317
30. 17 Indigenous entrepreneurial finance: Mapping the landscape with Canadian evidence 335
31. 18 Financing entrepreneurs in post-conflict and disaster zones 359
32. 19 Ethics and entrepreneurial finance 375
33. Conclusion 391
34. List of figures 401
35. List of tables 403
36. Index 405