Cultural Entrepreneurship: New Societal Trends

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Cultural entrepreneurship uses culture as a way to understand innovative business ventures. Culture in this edited book involves the beliefs and values associated with certain forms of behaviour. This means the way individuals are involved in business ventures is based on their cultural ideas. This edited book focuses on how cultural entrepreneurship is an important way to understand how cultural products and services such as art, food, music and literature influence the development of business ventures. Thereby highlighting the interesting and unique way cultural ideas are embedded in entrepreneurial activities. Acknowledgments Contents Contributors List of Figures List of Tables Cultural Entrepreneurship in Society 1 Introduction 2 Contents of this Book 3 Conclusion References From “Making Culture” to “Cultural Making”: Unpacking Immigrant Entrepreneurship and Cultural Entrepreneurship in Norway 1 Introduction 2 Immigrant Entrepreneurship 3 Immigrant Entrepreneurship in Norway 4 Cultural Entrepreneurship 5 Cultural Entrepreneurship in Norway 6 Discussion 7 Concluding Remarks 8 Future Research Agenda 9 Policy Recommendations References Cultural Entrepreneurship and Disruptive Blockchain Applications in Vietnam: The Status Quo and the Transition Towards a Digital Economy 1 Introduction 2 Literature Background 2.1 Blockchain Technology Globally and Blockchain-Based Startups 2.2 Framework for Accessing Digital Development in ASEAN and Vietnam 3 Methodology 4 Findings 4.1 Status Quo of Blockchain Startups 4.2 Support Digital Economy 5 Conclusion and Implications References Work Title ‘Cultural Pursuits and Farm Entrepreneurship in Norway: Embracing the Aesthetics of Peasant Romanticism’ 1 Introduction 2 Farm Tourism and Entrepreneurship 3 Peasant Romanticism in the Norwegian Cultural Heritage 4 Agricultural Sector and Farming in Norway 5 The Cases of Farm Entrepreneurship in Norway 5.1 Case 1. Hovinsholm Manor and Skafferiet Café 5.2 Case 2. Rudi Gård (Farm Rudi)—A Cultural Farm 6 Conclusion References Airport Business Model Innovations for Local and Regional Airports: A Case of Cultural Entrepreneurship in Thailand 1 Introduction 2 Local and Regional Airports in Thailand 3 Business Model and Business Model Innovation: A Glance at Airport Industry 4 Research Methodology 5 Airport Business Model Innovations for Local and Regional Airports in Thailand 5.1 The Value Proposition-Oriented Business Model 5.2 The Local Entrepreneurship-and-Engagement Business Model 5.3 The Airport-as-a-Cultural Tourism Platform Business Model 6 Conclusion and Implications for Management References ASEAN—The Geopolitical Factors and Its Impact on Growth of the Region 1 The Geopolitics and ASEAN Nations 1.1 Individual and Bilateral Agreements 1.2 The South China Sea Issue 1.3 Growth, Development and Infrastructure Requirements 1.4 Looking Inward May Not Be the Right Strategy 2 The Way Forward 2.1 Collective, Self-Supportive Goals 2.2 Democratisation of Economies 2.3 Overdependence on China 2.4 Supply Chain opportunity 3 Conclusion References Entrepreneurial Resilience: A Renewed Perspective 1 Introduction 2 Resilience in Entrepreneurship 3 Attributional Theory and Application to Entrepreneurial Resilience 4 Attribution Theory Through the Lens of Resilience in the Sri Lankan Context 5 Conclusion References Local Communities as Cultural Entrepreneurs: A Methodological Reflection on the Study of Community-Based Enterprises 1 Introduction 2 Methodological Background 3 Methodological Issues and Suggestions in the Study of Community-Based Enterprises 3.1 Gaining Access 3.2 Conducting Participant Observation and Interviews 3.3 Making Sense of the Data 4 Concluding Remarks References Opportunities for Halal Entrepreneurs in the Islamic Digital Economy: Future and Trends from a Cultural Entrepreneurship Perspective 1 Introduction 2 Islamic Digital Economy 3 Halal Entrepreneurship 4 Innovative Halal Opportunities in the Islamic Digital Economy 4.1 Internet of Things 4.2 Cloud Computing 4.3 Automation and Robotics 4.4 Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics 4.5 Extended Reality (XR) 4.6 Digital Platforms 4.7 Blockchain Technologies 4.8 Three-Dimensional Printing 5 Discussion and Conclusion References Cultural Entrepreneurship and Green Innovation in ASEAN: A Focus on SMEs and Vietnam Area 1 Introduction 2 Bibliometric Analysis of Studies in the ASEAN Area 3 Focus on Green Economy and Entrepreneurship of SMEs in Vietnam 4 Discussion and Conclusions References ASEAN and Cultural Entrepreneurship 1 History of ASEAN 2 Summary of Main History of Each ASEAN Country-Population, Economic Activities, Leadership, Politics 2.1 Indonesia 2.2 Singapore 2.3 Malaysia 2.4 Thailand 2.5 Philippines 2.6 Brunei Darussalam 2.7 Vietnam 2.8 Myanmar 2.9 Laos 2.10 Cambodia 3 ASEAN and Business/Innovation/Entrepreneurship 4 Examples of Companies in ASEAN Countries 4.1 ARB Berhad 4.2 PT Tokopedia 5 Future Directions for ASEAN 6 Distinction Between ASEAN and NAFTA, APEC, EU 6.1 Preferential Trade Area (PTA) 6.2 Free Trade Area (FTA) 6.3 Customs Union 6.4 Common Market 6.5 Economic Union References The Potential of Circular Business Models in the Mineral Exploration Context: A Conceptual Assessment and a Practical Case 1 Introduction 2 CBMs and Mineral Exploration Sector: MinExTarget as an Example 3 Implications, Limitations, and Future Research Directions References Craft Entrepreneurship During a Disruptive Global Pandemic Crisis: An Ethnography of Craft Breweries in Berlin 1 Introduction 2 Brewing as Creative Craft 3 Contextualizing Craft Brewing in Berlin 4 An Overview of the German government’s Response to the Crisis 5 Methodology 6 Findings 7 Assessment of the Future of the Craft Beer Sector by Craft Entrepreneurs 8 Conclusion References