A Literature Review of Entrepreneurship, Skill Development and Training from 2000 To 2016

  • Dolhey S
  • Dash D
  • Patwardhan D
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[...]Section 4 presents the discussion, conclusion, limitations and recommendations for future studies. The important papers published in this field are about dialectic evolution through the social innovation process (Ashta et al., 2014), facilitating innovation in European research area through pre-competitive EU-funded COST Actions (Rakhmatullin and Brennan, 2014), hidden assets to Greece's transition to an innovation economy (Herrmann and Kritikos, 2013), impact of cultural diversity on firm innovation (Ozgenetal., 2013), combining innovation and sustainability (Mota and Oliveira, 2014), achieving the innovative edge in technology', engineering design, and entrepreneurship (Pech, 2015), contradiction-oriented problem solving for innovations (Tan, 2015), innovation-driven opportunities and perspectives for development in the knowledge economy (Carayannis et al., 2015), understanding the social economy enterprise innovation in Spain (Padilla-ineléndez et al., 2014), sustainable social development through innovations (Sharma, 2010). Various other methods and approaches too have been used by some authors, such as Bibliographical analysis (Kamberidou, 2013), Analysis of literature (Uzunidis et al., 2(114), Policy' document analysts (Plata, 2013), Human science research approach (Joshi et at, 2015), Inductive approach (Ezzedccn and Zikic, 2012), Human development approaches, Rights based approach, Capability approach (Hilal, 2012), Experimental design (Valdivia, 2015), Empirical analysis (Giudice et al., 2013; Campanella et al., 2013; Schillaci et al., 2013), Descriptive analysis (Campanella et al., 2013), Didactic analysis (Ahamer, 2011), Assessment oř matrix (Glen, 2006), Policy analysis matrix (Child et al., 2012), Connections matrix (Matricano and Sorrentino, 2014), Npd risk analysis (Bamber et al., 2002), Data triangulation (Fillis, 2006), ln-ðcpth assessments (Minde et al., 2015), Ouster analysis (Chaston, 2008; Giudice et al., 2013), Methodological triangulation (Zopiatis and Constanti, 2007), Extensive secondary data analysis (Panagiotakopoulos, 2012), Sensitivity analysis (Krishnakumar et al., 2013; Petrakis and Kostis, 2014), Delphi study (Blass and Weight, 2005), e-Delphi techniques (Mamaqi et al., 2011), Brcusch-Pagan/Cook-Weisberg test, Hausman test (Khanal and Maharjan, 2013), Evidence-based analysis and Comparative analvsis (Cobo, 2013). [...]the data was collected only from journals, not including any textbooks, newspaper articles, PhD thesis, conference papers, doctoral and master dissertations and unpublished articles with relation to the topic. [...]in future studies, data can be collected from all such sources too, more studies can be conducted and the obtained results can be compared with the results of this study.

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Dolhey, S., Dash, D. M. K., & Patwardhan, Dr. M. (2018). A Literature Review of Entrepreneurship, Skill Development and Training from 2000 To 2016. Prestige International Journal of Management & IT - Sanchayan, 07(01), 45–65. https://doi.org/10.37922/pijmit.2018.v07i01.004

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