Edited by Marilyn L. Taylor, Arvin Gottlieb/Missouri Chair in Strategic Management, Henry W. Bloch School of Management, University of Missouri – Kansas City, Robert J. Strom, Director of Research, Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, Kansas City and David O. Renz, Beth K. Smith/Missouri Chair in Nonprofit Leadership and the Director of the Midwest Center for Nonprofit Leadership, Henry W. Bloch School of Management, University of Missouri – Kansas City, US

• ContentsList of contributorsIntroductionMarilyn L. Taylor, Robert J. Strom and David O. RenzPART I OVERALL PERSPECTIVES1. Entrepreneurship and Philanthropy: Protecting the Public Interest William J. Baumol and Robert J. Strom2. From Entrepreneur to Philanthropist: Two Sides of the Same Coin? David B. Audretsch and Joshua R. Hinger3. Local Champions: Entrepreneurs’ Transition to Philanthropy and the Vibrancy of Place Maryann P. Feldman and Alexandra Graddy-Reed PART II DIFFERING PERSPECTIVES – DIFFERENT EXPERIENCES?4. Women Entrepreneurs and their Approach to PhilanthropyThe Diana Project: Candida Brush, Nancy M. Carter, Elizabeth J. Gatewood, Patricia G. Greene and Myra Hart5. Another Look at Giving Back: An Examination of the Philanthropic Motivations, Orientations and Activities of Black American Entrepreneurs Vickie Cox Edmondson and Marilyn L. Taylor6. Issues in Multi-generation Family CompaniesFrank Hoy and Kirby Rosplock7. High-tech Donors and their Impact Philanthropy: The Conventional, Novel, and Strategic Traits of Agent-animated Wealth and PhilanthropyPaul G. Schervish8. Facilitating Entrepreneurs’ Transitions to Philanthropy: The Case of the Silicon Valley Community FoundationEmmett D. Carson and Leigh StilwellPART III PERSPECTIVES ACROSS THE GLOBE9. Contemporary European E2P: Towards an Understanding of European PhilanthrepreneursLonneke Roza, Marjelle Vermeulen, Kellie Liket and Lucas Meijs10. A Study of Chinese Entrepreneurs and Philanthropic Behavior Zhao Shuming, Bai Xiaoming, and Zhao Yixuan11. African Entrepreneurs and their Philanthropies: Motivations, Challenges and Impact Chi Anyansi-Archibong and Peter M. Anyansi 12. Enabling, Promoting and Protecting the Entrepreneur, Philanthropist, Entrepreneur-philanthropist, and the American Way of LifeJohn TylerPART IV TWO ENTREPRENEURS – TWO TRANSITION PATTERNS13. Exploring the Transitions from Entrepreneur to Philanthropist – Learning from Mr. ‘K’ and Mr. ‘M’ Marilyn L. Taylor, Theresa T. Coates, Robert J. Strom, David O. Renz and Rhonda HolmanIndex

Edited by Marilyn L. Taylor, Arvin Gottlieb/Missouri Chair in Strategic Management, Henry W. Bloch School of Management, University of Missouri – Kansas City, Robert J. Strom, Director of Research, Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, Kansas City and David O. Renz, Beth K. Smith/Missouri Chair in Nonprofit Leadership and the Director of the Midwest Center for Nonprofit Leadership, Henry W. Bloch School of Management, University of Missouri – Kansas City, US

• ContentsList of contributorsIntroductionMarilyn L. Taylor, Robert J. Strom and David O. RenzPART I OVERALL PERSPECTIVES1. Entrepreneurship and Philanthropy: Protecting the Public Interest William J. Baumol and Robert J. Strom2. From Entrepreneur to Philanthropist: Two Sides of the Same Coin? David B. Audretsch and Joshua R. Hinger3. Local Champions: Entrepreneurs’ Transition to Philanthropy and the Vibrancy of Place Maryann P. Feldman and Alexandra Graddy-Reed PART II DIFFERING PERSPECTIVES – DIFFERENT EXPERIENCES?4. Women Entrepreneurs and their Approach to PhilanthropyThe Diana Project: Candida Brush, Nancy M. Carter, Elizabeth J. Gatewood, Patricia G. Greene and Myra Hart5. Another Look at Giving Back: An Examination of the Philanthropic Motivations, Orientations and Activities of Black American Entrepreneurs Vickie Cox Edmondson and Marilyn L. Taylor6. Issues in Multi-generation Family CompaniesFrank Hoy and Kirby Rosplock7. High-tech Donors and their Impact Philanthropy: The Conventional, Novel, and Strategic Traits of Agent-animated Wealth and PhilanthropyPaul G. Schervish8. Facilitating Entrepreneurs’ Transitions to Philanthropy: The Case of the Silicon Valley Community FoundationEmmett D. Carson and Leigh StilwellPART III PERSPECTIVES ACROSS THE GLOBE9. Contemporary European E2P: Towards an Understanding of European PhilanthrepreneursLonneke Roza, Marjelle Vermeulen, Kellie Liket and Lucas Meijs10. A Study of Chinese Entrepreneurs and Philanthropic Behavior Zhao Shuming, Bai Xiaoming, and Zhao Yixuan11. African Entrepreneurs and their Philanthropies: Motivations, Challenges and Impact Chi Anyansi-Archibong and Peter M. Anyansi 12. Enabling, Promoting and Protecting the Entrepreneur, Philanthropist, Entrepreneur-philanthropist, and the American Way of LifeJohn TylerPART IV TWO ENTREPRENEURS – TWO TRANSITION PATTERNS13. Exploring the Transitions from Entrepreneur to Philanthropist – Learning from Mr. ‘K’ and Mr. ‘M’ Marilyn L. Taylor, Theresa T. Coates, Robert J. Strom, David O. Renz and Rhonda HolmanIndex