ASIAN MODELS OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Exploring the global landscape of entrepreneurship, Leo Dana highlights the distinct characteristics of various Asian countries. The book contrasts China's rapid entrepreneurial growth with Japan's challenges, Singapore's effective public policies, and Korea's crises. By examining 15 countries, Dana identifies systematic factors influencing entrepreneurship, revealing models like the Chinese gradual transition and the Royal Cambodian approach. Readers are encouraged to analyze these models, understanding their similarities and differences in fostering entrepreneurial activity.