Edited by Frederic Bill, the late Björn Bjerke and the late Anders W. Johansson, formerly Linnaeus University, Sweden

‘This book is a banquet for readers who are open to a broader menu of ideas and insights into the nature of entrepreneurship, how it occurs, and the circumstances by which it manifests itself. By seeing the phenomenon of entrepreneurship in new and intriguing ways, the authors in this book helped me re-imagine the many different kinds of entrepreneurships that exist. I’m very impressed with the creativity and scope of this book, and the cleverness of these scholars to bring so many delicious perspectives to the table. A book that is challenging and enjoyable to read.’

• Contents:ForewordDaniel Hjorth and Chris Steyaert 1. Demobilizing or Mobilizing the Entrepreneurship Discourse: Something Else or None of It?Frederic Bill, Björn Bjerke and Anders W. JohanssonPART I: DEMOBILIZING THE ENTREPRENEURSHIP DISCOURSE,...2. Constructing P(e)ace-makers for Women’s EnterprisePernilla Nilsson3. Creating the Collective Hero: Stories of Cooperative DevelopmentErik Rosell and Henrik Hultman4. Seeds Germinate in Nature, Human Gleam in Cities: An Exploring Expedition of Incorporating ‘City Management’ KnowledgeShelley Lin and Anders W. Johansson5. Entrepreneurial Successes and Failures in the ArtsKatja Lindqvist PART II: ... MOBILIZING THE ENTREPRENEURSHIP DISCOURSE,... 6. Entrepreneurship, Space and PlaceBjörn Bjerke7. Innovation, Creativity and ImitationAnders W. Johansson 8. Entrepreneurship Requires Resistance to be MobilizedKarin Berglund and Johan Gaddefors9. The Spectacle of Entrepreneurship: A Duality of Flamboyance and Activity Frederic Bill, Andreas Jansson and Lena OlaisonPART III: ... SOMETHING ELSE...10. Constellations of Another Other: The Case of Aquarian NationDaniel EricssonPART IV: ... OR NONE OF IT?11. In the Beginning was EntrepreneuringBengt JohannissonReferencesIndex

Edited by Frederic Bill, the late Björn Bjerke and the late Anders W. Johansson, formerly Linnaeus University, Sweden

‘This book is a banquet for readers who are open to a broader menu of ideas and insights into the nature of entrepreneurship, how it occurs, and the circumstances by which it manifests itself. By seeing the phenomenon of entrepreneurship in new and intriguing ways, the authors in this book helped me re-imagine the many different kinds of entrepreneurships that exist. I’m very impressed with the creativity and scope of this book, and the cleverness of these scholars to bring so many delicious perspectives to the table. A book that is challenging and enjoyable to read.’

• Contents:ForewordDaniel Hjorth and Chris Steyaert 1. Demobilizing or Mobilizing the Entrepreneurship Discourse: Something Else or None of It?Frederic Bill, Björn Bjerke and Anders W. JohanssonPART I: DEMOBILIZING THE ENTREPRENEURSHIP DISCOURSE,...2. Constructing P(e)ace-makers for Women’s EnterprisePernilla Nilsson3. Creating the Collective Hero: Stories of Cooperative DevelopmentErik Rosell and Henrik Hultman4. Seeds Germinate in Nature, Human Gleam in Cities: An Exploring Expedition of Incorporating ‘City Management’ KnowledgeShelley Lin and Anders W. Johansson5. Entrepreneurial Successes and Failures in the ArtsKatja Lindqvist PART II: ... MOBILIZING THE ENTREPRENEURSHIP DISCOURSE,... 6. Entrepreneurship, Space and PlaceBjörn Bjerke7. Innovation, Creativity and ImitationAnders W. Johansson 8. Entrepreneurship Requires Resistance to be MobilizedKarin Berglund and Johan Gaddefors9. The Spectacle of Entrepreneurship: A Duality of Flamboyance and Activity Frederic Bill, Andreas Jansson and Lena OlaisonPART III: ... SOMETHING ELSE...10. Constellations of Another Other: The Case of Aquarian NationDaniel EricssonPART IV: ... OR NONE OF IT?11. In the Beginning was EntrepreneuringBengt JohannissonReferencesIndex

Edited by Frederic Bill, the late Björn Bjerke and the late Anders W. Johansson, formerly Linnaeus University, Sweden

‘This book is a banquet for readers who are open to a broader menu of ideas and insights into the nature of entrepreneurship, how it occurs, and the circumstances by which it manifests itself. By seeing the phenomenon of entrepreneurship in new and intriguing ways, the authors in this book helped me re-imagine the many different kinds of entrepreneurships that exist. I’m very impressed with the creativity and scope of this book, and the cleverness of these scholars to bring so many delicious perspectives to the table. A book that is challenging and enjoyable to read.’

• Contents:ForewordDaniel Hjorth and Chris Steyaert 1. Demobilizing or Mobilizing the Entrepreneurship Discourse: Something Else or None of It?Frederic Bill, Björn Bjerke and Anders W. JohanssonPART I: DEMOBILIZING THE ENTREPRENEURSHIP DISCOURSE,...2. Constructing P(e)ace-makers for Women’s EnterprisePernilla Nilsson3. Creating the Collective Hero: Stories of Cooperative DevelopmentErik Rosell and Henrik Hultman4. Seeds Germinate in Nature, Human Gleam in Cities: An Exploring Expedition of Incorporating ‘City Management’ KnowledgeShelley Lin and Anders W. Johansson5. Entrepreneurial Successes and Failures in the ArtsKatja Lindqvist PART II: ... MOBILIZING THE ENTREPRENEURSHIP DISCOURSE,... 6. Entrepreneurship, Space and PlaceBjörn Bjerke7. Innovation, Creativity and ImitationAnders W. Johansson 8. Entrepreneurship Requires Resistance to be MobilizedKarin Berglund and Johan Gaddefors9. The Spectacle of Entrepreneurship: A Duality of Flamboyance and Activity Frederic Bill, Andreas Jansson and Lena OlaisonPART III: ... SOMETHING ELSE...10. Constellations of Another Other: The Case of Aquarian NationDaniel EricssonPART IV: ... OR NONE OF IT?11. In the Beginning was EntrepreneuringBengt JohannissonReferencesIndex