Cases on Public Sector Entrepreneurship examines the shifting political, economic and socio-technological forces that are altering public entrepreneurship contexts. Addressing the gaps in current methodological knowledge and combining theory and practice, this illuminating set of case studies provides integrated scholarship on business enterprise and public entrepreneurship.Key Features:Presents an international perspective, including detailed case studies from the UK, France, Finland and NepalAcknowledges the difficulties in transferability between jurisdictions and cases, illustrating key elements of public entrepreneurship in different settingslExplores narratives, stories and ethnographic examples to enhance knowledge and policy learning on how public officials seek real word social and economic outcomes and impactslInstructors, students and scholars will greatly benefit from this book, which demonstrates the intersection of public sector entrepreneurship with fields such as public policy and management, business enterprise and social and economic geography. It is also a vital resource for practitioners and policymakers in business and management and urban and regional development.
