Stephanie A. Fernhaber is Assistant Professor of Management at Butler University, USA. Her research focusing on international entrepreneurship has been published in the Journal of International Business Studies, Strategic Management Journal, Journal of Business Venturing and elsewhere.Shameen Prashantham is Associate Professor of International Business and Strategy at Nottingham University Business School, China. His research on international entrepreneurship has been published in Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice, Journal of International Business Studies, Journal of Management Studies and elsewhere.

'The phenomenon of international entrepreneurship is undoubtedly important, and yet most academic research has continued to take either an entrepreneurship or an international business lens to study it. This new volume, edited by Fernhaber and Prashantham, is therefore particularly welcome as it brings together a wide variety of perspectives on this increasingly important topic. The range of issues it addresses, and the interdisciplinary approach taken, will make it a must-read volume on international entrepreneurship for many years to come.' - Julian Birkinshaw, Professor, London Business School, UK'The balanced perspective between entrepreneurship and international business makes this book unique. Most international entrepreneurship (IE) writings are dominated by either an entrepreneurship or an IB perspective. The cross-disciplinary team of Fernhaber and Prashantham has created a comprehensive IE book that should be on the book shelf of every IE scholar.' - Patricia P. McDougall-Covin, Professor, Kelley School of Business, Indiana University, USA'This book is timely as it deals with a major topic of emerging importance in the field, international entrepreneurship. The editors have developed a book that serves as a thorough compendia of the field and is written by experts in International entrepreneurship. As such, this volume is a major source of knowledge on which to develop a course in international entrepreneurship or as a source for launching a major research program. Thus, I commend this volume to scholars in entrepreneurship, international business and complementary fields who desire to learn about this exciting field of international entrepreneurship.' - Michael A. Hitt, Professor, Texas A&M University, USA

• Introduction Part I: The Emergence of International Entrepreneurship 1. International Entrepreneurship: A Review and Future Directions 2. "Where To" International Entrepreneurship? An Exploration of Seminal Articles Part II: The International Entrepreneur 3. Cognition in International Entrepreneurship 4. The International Entrepreneur – From Experience to Action 5. The International Social Entrepreneur 6. Inside the Transnational Entrepreneur Part III: Strategic Issues for Entrepreneurial Internationalization 7. An Internationalizing Entrepreneurial Firm’s Network is their Networth 8. Is There More to Learn? Knowledge and Learning in New Venture Internationalization Research 9. The Role of Capabilities in International Entrepreneurship 10. Understanding eINVs Through the Lens of Prior Research in Entrepreneurship, International Business and International Entrepreneurship 11. Venture Capital and International Entrepreneurship 12. International Entrepreneurship (IE) in a World of Broad Triad Regions: An International Business (IB) Perspective Part IV: Implications of Entrepreneurial Internationalization and Future Research 13. International Entrepreneurship: Performance and Survival Implications 14. Policy Implications of International Entrepreneurship 15. Future Agenda for Research Design in International Entrepreneurship

Stephanie A. Fernhaber is Assistant Professor of Management at Butler University, USA. Her research focusing on international entrepreneurship has been published in the Journal of International Business Studies, Strategic Management Journal, Journal of Business Venturing and elsewhere.Shameen Prashantham is Associate Professor of International Business and Strategy at Nottingham University Business School, China. His research on international entrepreneurship has been published in Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice, Journal of International Business Studies, Journal of Management Studies and elsewhere.

'The phenomenon of international entrepreneurship is undoubtedly important, and yet most academic research has continued to take either an entrepreneurship or an international business lens to study it. This new volume, edited by Fernhaber and Prashantham, is therefore particularly welcome as it brings together a wide variety of perspectives on this increasingly important topic. The range of issues it addresses, and the interdisciplinary approach taken, will make it a must-read volume on international entrepreneurship for many years to come.' - Julian Birkinshaw, Professor, London Business School, UK'The balanced perspective between entrepreneurship and international business makes this book unique. Most international entrepreneurship (IE) writings are dominated by either an entrepreneurship or an IB perspective. The cross-disciplinary team of Fernhaber and Prashantham has created a comprehensive IE book that should be on the book shelf of every IE scholar.' - Patricia P. McDougall-Covin, Professor, Kelley School of Business, Indiana University, USA'This book is timely as it deals with a major topic of emerging importance in the field, international entrepreneurship. The editors have developed a book that serves as a thorough compendia of the field and is written by experts in International entrepreneurship. As such, this volume is a major source of knowledge on which to develop a course in international entrepreneurship or as a source for launching a major research program. Thus, I commend this volume to scholars in entrepreneurship, international business and complementary fields who desire to learn about this exciting field of international entrepreneurship.' - Michael A. Hitt, Professor, Texas A&M University, USA

• Introduction Part I: The Emergence of International Entrepreneurship 1. International Entrepreneurship: A Review and Future Directions 2. "Where To" International Entrepreneurship? An Exploration of Seminal Articles Part II: The International Entrepreneur 3. Cognition in International Entrepreneurship 4. The International Entrepreneur – From Experience to Action 5. The International Social Entrepreneur 6. Inside the Transnational Entrepreneur Part III: Strategic Issues for Entrepreneurial Internationalization 7. An Internationalizing Entrepreneurial Firm’s Network is their Networth 8. Is There More to Learn? Knowledge and Learning in New Venture Internationalization Research 9. The Role of Capabilities in International Entrepreneurship 10. Understanding eINVs Through the Lens of Prior Research in Entrepreneurship, International Business and International Entrepreneurship 11. Venture Capital and International Entrepreneurship 12. International Entrepreneurship (IE) in a World of Broad Triad Regions: An International Business (IB) Perspective Part IV: Implications of Entrepreneurial Internationalization and Future Research 13. International Entrepreneurship: Performance and Survival Implications 14. Policy Implications of International Entrepreneurship 15. Future Agenda for Research Design in International Entrepreneurship

Stephanie A. Fernhaber is Assistant Professor of Management at Butler University, USA. Her research focusing on international entrepreneurship has been published in the Journal of International Business Studies, Strategic Management Journal, Journal of Business Venturing and elsewhere.Shameen Prashantham is Associate Professor of International Business and Strategy at Nottingham University Business School, China. His research on international entrepreneurship has been published in Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice, Journal of International Business Studies, Journal of Management Studies and elsewhere.

'The phenomenon of international entrepreneurship is undoubtedly important, and yet most academic research has continued to take either an entrepreneurship or an international business lens to study it. This new volume, edited by Fernhaber and Prashantham, is therefore particularly welcome as it brings together a wide variety of perspectives on this increasingly important topic. The range of issues it addresses, and the interdisciplinary approach taken, will make it a must-read volume on international entrepreneurship for many years to come.' - Julian Birkinshaw, Professor, London Business School, UK'The balanced perspective between entrepreneurship and international business makes this book unique. Most international entrepreneurship (IE) writings are dominated by either an entrepreneurship or an IB perspective. The cross-disciplinary team of Fernhaber and Prashantham has created a comprehensive IE book that should be on the book shelf of every IE scholar.' - Patricia P. McDougall-Covin, Professor, Kelley School of Business, Indiana University, USA'This book is timely as it deals with a major topic of emerging importance in the field, international entrepreneurship. The editors have developed a book that serves as a thorough compendia of the field and is written by experts in International entrepreneurship. As such, this volume is a major source of knowledge on which to develop a course in international entrepreneurship or as a source for launching a major research program. Thus, I commend this volume to scholars in entrepreneurship, international business and complementary fields who desire to learn about this exciting field of international entrepreneurship.' - Michael A. Hitt, Professor, Texas A&M University, USA

• Introduction Part I: The Emergence of International Entrepreneurship 1. International Entrepreneurship: A Review and Future Directions 2. "Where To" International Entrepreneurship? An Exploration of Seminal Articles Part II: The International Entrepreneur 3. Cognition in International Entrepreneurship 4. The International Entrepreneur – From Experience to Action 5. The International Social Entrepreneur 6. Inside the Transnational Entrepreneur Part III: Strategic Issues for Entrepreneurial Internationalization 7. An Internationalizing Entrepreneurial Firm’s Network is their Networth 8. Is There More to Learn? Knowledge and Learning in New Venture Internationalization Research 9. The Role of Capabilities in International Entrepreneurship 10. Understanding eINVs Through the Lens of Prior Research in Entrepreneurship, International Business and International Entrepreneurship 11. Venture Capital and International Entrepreneurship 12. International Entrepreneurship (IE) in a World of Broad Triad Regions: An International Business (IB) Perspective Part IV: Implications of Entrepreneurial Internationalization and Future Research 13. International Entrepreneurship: Performance and Survival Implications 14. Policy Implications of International Entrepreneurship 15. Future Agenda for Research Design in International Entrepreneurship