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Volume 5: The 2007 Annual Meeting
2007 Program
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Table of Contents
Geoffrey Jones and R. Daniel Wadhwani
Entrepreneurial Theory and the History of Globalization
Naomi Lamoreaux, Margaret Levenstein, and Kenneth Sokoloff
Do Innovative Regions Inevitably Decline? Lessons from Cleveland's Experience in the 1920s
Eric S. Hintz
Independent Inventors in an Era of Burgeoning Research & Development
Eric Godelier
"Do You Have a Garage?" Discussion of Some Myths about Entrepreneurship
Mark Billings
The Corporate Treasury in International Business History
Heli Valtonen
Does Culture Matter? Entrepreneurial Attitudes in the Autobiographies of Twentieth-Century Business Leaders in Finland and the United States
Marine Moguen-Toursel
Emergence and Transfer of Vehicle Safety Standards: Why We Still Do Not Have Global Standards
Takashi Yamamoto
East Meets the West in an Entrepreneurial Farming Village in Japan: Endogenous Development Theories and Economic Gardening Practices
Karen J. Freeze
Unlikely Partners and the Management of Innovation in Communist Europe: A Case Study from the Czechoslovak Textile Machine Industry
Tobias Karlsson
Downsizing, State Ownership, and Modern Labor Management: Severance Pay at the Swedish Tobacco Monopoly, 1915–1928
Maria Stanfors
Feminization and Professionalization of Pharmacies in Sweden
Adriana Castagnoli
The Female Entrepreneurs' Point of View and the Italian Economy
Anton Ehlers
Renier van Rooyen and Pep Stores, Limited: The Genesis of a South African Entrepreneur and Retail Empire
Deborah Breen
The Individual in the Community: American Entrepreneurs in the Australian Colonies, 1850–1890
Juanjuan Peng
Cooperation versus Competition: The Daxing and Yuhua Cotton Mills in Crisis, 1931–1937
Maki Umemura
The Interplay between Entrepreneurial Initiative and Government Policy: The Shaping of the Japanese Pharmaceutical Industry since 1945
Evelyn Anderson
Nissan's Keiretsu, 1956-1970
Scott A. Redenius
Regional Economic Development and Variation in Postbellum National Bank Profit Rates
Mark L. Goldstein
Washington and the Networks of W. W. Corcoran
Judit Olah
Empowering through Entrepreneurship: The Maverick Springs Oil Field and the Wind River Reservation
Daniel Scroop
A Faded Passion? Estes Kefauver and the Senate Subcommittee on Antitrust and Monopoly, 1957–1963
Dimitry Anastakis
The Last Automotive Entrepreneur? Lee Iacocca Saves Chrysler, 1978–1986
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