Series Blurb

Edited by Janine Swail

The Routledge-ISBE Masters in Entrepreneurship series offers postgraduate students specialist but accessible textbooks on a range of entrepreneurship topics. Collectively, these texts form a significant resource base for those studying entrepreneurship, whether as part of an entrepreneurship-related programme of study, or as a new, non-cognate area for students in disciplines such as science and engineering, helping them to gain an in-depth understanding of contemporary entrepreneurial concepts.

The volumes in this series are authored by leading specialists in their field, and although they are discrete texts in their treatment of individual topics, all are united by a common structure and pedagogical approach. Key features of each volume include:

• A critical approach to combining theory with practice, which educates its reader rather than solely teaching a set of skills
• Clear learning objectives for each chapter
• The use of figures, tables and boxes to highlight key ideas, concepts and skills
• An annotated bibliography, guiding students in their further reading, and
• Discussion questions for each chapter to aid learning and put key concepts into practice.