• Easy to read
• More relevant to African and South African students than many alternative texts in the genre
• Provides unique description of South African role model entrepreneurs
• The profiles of entrepreneurs in SA are integrated into the text and provide the reader with an exceptional understanding of how entrepreneurs operate in different entrepreneurial settings
• The comprehensive text covers concepts in great depth in a fresh way
• Suitable as advanced reading on entrepreneurship for senior undergraduate students, or post-graduate students enrolled in executive programmes

Readership: Undergraduate university, technikon and college students enrolled in business management courses or human resource management courses, and post-graduate students enrolled at graduate schools of business or engineering schools for short courses or MBA programmes.

Professor Henry Rwigema, School of Economic and Business Sciences, University of Witwatersrand, and Mr Robert Venter, School of Economic and Business Sciences, University of Witwatersrand

1: Entrepreneurship: An Overview
2: The Entrepreneurial Process
3: The Entrepreneurial Manager
4: Managing Change and Innovation
5: The Entrepreneur, Ethics and Social Responsibility
6: Developing an Opportunity
7: Strategic Management as an Entrepreneurial Tool
8: Technology as an Entrepreneurial Tool
9: Preparing a Business Plan
10: Forms of a New Venture
11: The Legal Framework for New Ventures in SA
12: Sources of Capital for and Financing of New Ventures in SA
13: Valuation of New Ventures
14: Managing Growth of New Ventures, and Managing Failing Ventures
15: Managing Family-Run Businesses
16: Entrepreneurship and Empowerment: An SA Perspective
17: The E-Entrepreneur
18: International Entrepreneurship