Allen, K. and Yuill, D.1982: Industrial aids in the European community. University of Strathclyde, Centre for the Study of Public Policy.
2.
Amin, A. and Goddard, J.1986: Technological change, industrial restructuring and regional development. London: Allen and Unwin .
3.
Anderson, G. and McElveen, I.1982: Proceedings of the First Conference on Innovation, Enterprise and Venture Capital. National Institute for Higher Education , Limerick, Eire, November 29-30.
4.
Atkin, T., Binks, M. and Vale, P.1983: New firms and employment creation. SSRC Newsletter49, 22-23.
5.
Barrett, M.1987: How to succeed with venture capital. Euromoney, August, 96-103.
6.
Bean, A.Schiffel, D. and Mogee, M.1975: The venture capital market and technological innovation . Research Policy4, 380-88.
7.
Bearse, P. and Konopko, D.1979: A comparative analysis of state programs to promote new technology based enterprise. TheNew England Journal of Business and Economics5 (2) 49-74.
8.
Bell, D.1973: The coming of post-industrial society. New York: Basic Books.
9.
Birch, D.1979: The job generation process. MIT Program on Neighborhood and Regional Change, Cambridge, Massachusetts; under contract to theUS Department of CommerceEconomic Development Administration .
10.
Blackaby, F.1979: Deindustrialization. London : Heinemann.
11.
Bluestone, N. and Harrison, B.1982: The deindustrialization of America: plant closings, community abandonment and the dismantling of basic industry. New York: Basic Books.
12.
1987 : The impact of private disinvestment on workers and their communities . In Peet, R.International capitalism and industrial restructuring, Boston: Allen and Unwin, Chapter 5.
13.
Braudel, F.1982: The wheels of commerce. New York: Harper and Row.
14.
Brophy, D.1986: Venture capital research. In Sexton, D. and Smilor, R. The art and science of entrepreneurship, Cambridge, Massachusetts: Ballinger, 119-43.
15.
Brophy, D., Amonson, E., and Bontrager, P.1984: Structuring and pricing of venture capital investments . In Hornaday, J., Timmons, J. and Vesper, K.1984: Frontiers in entrepreneurship research, Wellesley. Massachusetts: Babson College, 1-17.
Browne, L.1986: Taking in each other's laundry - the service economy. New England Economic Review, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston , July/August, 20-31.
18.
Brunning, S.1988: Venture capital and how to use it. The Accountant, August, 6-9.
19.
Bruno, A.1986: A structural analysis of the venture capital industry . In Sexton, D. and Smilor, R. The art and science of entrepreneurship , Cambridge, Massachusetts: Ballinger , 109-17.
20.
Carlson, R. and Lyman, T.1984: US government programs and their influence on Silicon Valley. SRI International research report, Menlo Park, California.
21.
Castells, M.1985: High technology, economic restructuring, and the urban-regional process in the United States. In Castells, M.High technology, space and society, Beverly Hills, California: Sage Urban Affairs Annual Review 28, 11-40.
22.
Ccii1982: State activities to encourage technological innovation: an update. Report by the California Commission on Industrial Innovation for the National Governors' Association Task Force on Technological Innovation, February, Sacramento, California.
23.
Chapman, J.1986: Venture capital in the UK and its impact on the small finn sector, Staff Working Paper. London: National Economic Development Office.
24.
Charles River Associates1976: An analysis of venture capital market imperfections. National Bureau of Standards ETIP Program, Cambridge, Massachusetts .
25.
Chen, Y.1983: On the positive role of financial intermediation in allocation of venture capital in a market with imperfect information. Journal of Finance38, 1543-68.
26.
Clark, D.1985: Post-industrial America: a geographical perspective . New York: Methuen.
27.
Clark, G.1986: The crisis of the Midwest auto industry. Scott, A. and Storper, M.Production, work, territory: the geographical anatomy of industrial capitalism, Boston: Allen and Unwin, Chapter 7.
28.
Clark, G. and Dear, M.1984: State apparatus: structures and language of legitimacy . London: Allen and Unwin.
29.
Clark, G., Gertler, M. and Whiteman, J.1986: Regional dynamics: studies in adjustment theory . Boston: Allen and Unwin.
30.
Clark, R.1987: Venture capital in Britain, America and Japan. Beckenham: Croom Helm.
31.
Cohen, D.1979: Small business capital formation. Report for the Federal Reserve Study on Capital Formation, Washington DC.
32.
Connor, J., Converse, M., Heeringa, S. and Jackson, J.1984: The Michigan Employment Security Commission longitudinal database of Michigan businesses, University of Michigan (Ann Arbor), Institute for Social Research.
33.
Cooper, I.1977: A model of venture capital investment. University of North Carolina, unpublished dissertation.
34.
Coutarelli, S.1977: Venture capital in Europe. New York : Praeger Special Studies in International Economics and Development.
35.
Cremeans, J. et al. 1984: Structural change in the US economy: 1979-87, high technology versus smokestack industries, 39-45 in US Department of Commerce 1984. 1984 US Industrial Outlook. Washington DC: USGPO.
36.
Cross, M.1980: New firm formation and regional development. London: Gower.
37.
Curley, A. and Stoll, H.1968: The small business equity gap. Report for the US Small BusinessAdministration, May.
38.
Dawkins, W.1985: Small businesses. Financial Times , 30 April.
39.
Derven, R.1987: What plan sponsors say about venture capital today . Pension World23 (8), 26-28.
40.
Dew, K.1985: The capital market crowding out problems in perspective . Economic Review, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, California, December, 36-42.
41.
Doerflinger, T. and Rivkin, J.1987: Risk and reward: venture capital and the making of America's great industries. New York: Random House.
Else, P. and Marshall, G.1979: The management of public expenditure. London: Policy Studies Institute.
44.
Euromoney1988: Leveraged buyouts, management buyouts, venture capital: USA, France, West Germany, United Kingdom, Spain, Australia. April (Special Supplement) 1-32.
45.
Fazey, I.1986a: UK venture capital looks to the regions. Financial Times, 11 March. 1986b: Venture capital: the fat cats in London. Financial Times, 12 June.
46.
Fells, G.1984: Venture capital in Canada - a ten year review. Business Quarterly (Ontario), Spring, 70-77.
47.
Financial Times1985: Specialist venture capital investment increases 32%. 4 June. 1986a: Warning of venture capital downturn. 4 June.
48.
1986 b: Financial Times survey: venture capital. 8 December.
49.
1987 a: Financial Times survey: regional development. 19 January.
50.
1987 b: Financial Times survey: small businesses. 29 April.
51.
1987 c: Financial Times survey: venture capital. 4 December.
52.
Fisher, P.1988: State venture capital funds as an economic development strategy. APA Journal54, 166-77.
53.
Flanigan, J.1988: Venture capital heads to Mexico. Columbus Dispatch, 7 February, H3 (reprinted from the Los Angeles Times).
54.
Florida, R. and Kenney, M.1987: Venture capital, high technology and regional development . Regional Studies22, 33-48.
55.
Fortune1987: Foreign affairs of a venture capitalist. 2 February.
56.
Frank, C., Miall, R. and Rees, R.1984: Issues in small firms research of relevance to policy making. Regional Studies18, 257-66.
57.
Galbraith, J.1967: The new industrial state. Boston : Houghton Mifflin.
58.
Gertler, M.1984: Regional capital theory. Progress in Human Geography8, 50-81.
59.
Gibb, J.1983: Venture capital markets for the regeneration of industry . Proceedings of the Symposium of the Commission of the European Communities, Directorate-General ; 'Information market and innovation'Luxembourg, November. Amsterdam: North Holland.
60.
Gladstone, D.1983: Venture capital handbook. Virginia : Reston.
61.
Gould, A. and Keeble, D.1984: New firms and rural industrialization in East Anglia . Regional Studies18, 189-201.
62.
Green, M.1987: Patterns of preference for venture capital investment in the United States, 1970-1985. Paper to the Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers, Portland, Oregon, April.
63.
Gregory, D. and Urry, J.1985: Social relations and spatial structures. New York: St Martin's.
64.
Grunwald, J. and Flamm, K.1985: The global factory: foreign assembly in international trade. Washington DC: Brookings Institution.
65.
Gudgin, G. and Fothergill, S.1984: Geographical variation in the rate of formation of new manufacturing firms. Regional Studies18, 203-206.
66.
Hall, P.1981: The geography of the fifth Kondratieff cycle. New Society, 26 March, 535-7.
67.
Hambrecht, W.1984: Venture capital and the growth of Silicon Valley . California Management Review26, 74-82.
68.
Harris, D.1988a: British MBOs still thriving. Euromoney , Special Supplement, April, 25-26.
69.
1988b: The adventurous British. Euromoney, Special Supplement, April, 27.
70.
Harrison, R. and Mason, C.1988: Risk finance, the equity gap and new venture formation in the United Kingdom: the impact of the business expansion scheme. Department of Geography, Southampton University, unpublished paper.
71.
Harvey, D.1982: Limits to capital. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
72.
Haselhorst, D.1982: Final report of the Citizens Advisory Committee on the raising of venture capital in Wisconsin Commissioner of Securities , State of Wisconsin, 2 March.
73.
Haslett, B.1984: Venture capital and regional high technology development . In OTA, Technology, innovation and regional economic development, Office of Technology Assessment Report No. OTA-STI-238, Washington DC: USGPO, 41-50.
74.
Hekman, J. and Miles, M.1983: Venture capital and economic growth in the southeast. Economic Review, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, 68, 12-21.
75.
Hicks, D.1985: Advanced industrial development: restructuring, relocation and renewal. Massachusetts: Lincoln Institute of Land Policy and Oelgeschlager.
76.
Hisrich, R.1986: Entrepreneurship, intrapreneurship and venture capital , Lexington, Massachusetts: Lexington .
77.
Hoffman, C.1972: The venture capital investment process: a particular aspect of regional economic development. University of Texas at Austin, unpublished dissertation.
78.
Hussayni, H.1959: Corporate profits and venture capital in the postwar period . University of Michigan, unpublished dissertation.
79.
Hustedde, R.1987: Venture capital market barriers in Wisconsin: perceptions of venture capitalists. University of Wisconsin-Madison , unpublished thesis.
80.
Ioannou, L.1985: States move to stake entrepreneurs. Venture Journal, July, 60-69.
81.
Jackman, R.1982: Does central government need to control the total of local spending?Local Government Studies8 (May-June), 75-90.
82.
Janeway, W.1986: Doing capitalism: notes on the practice of venture capitalism . Journal of Economic Issues20, 431-41.
83.
Jarrett, J.1984: Fostering capitalism: the Massachusetts Venture Capital Fund. Innovations, Council of State Governments , Lexington, Kentucky.
84.
Jarrett, J. and Jones, B.1978: Creating jobs: Connecticut's Product Development Corporation . Council of State Governments, Lexington, Kentucky.
85.
Johnson, R. and Cathcart, D.1979: New manufacturing firms and regional development: Some evidence from the northern region. Regional Studies13, 269-80.
86.
Joint Economic Committee1982: Role of the venture capital industry in the American Economy, Hearing (97th Congress, 2d session), 30 September, Washington DC: USGPO.
87.
1984 : Venture capital and innovation. A study prepared for the use of the Joint Economic Committee, Congress of the US (98th Congress, 2d Session), S. Prt 98288, 28 December, USGPO, Washington DC.
88.
Keeble, D.1987: Entrepreneurship, high technology industry and regional development in the United Kingdom: the case of the Cambridge phenomenon . Paper Presented at a Seminar on Technology and Territory: Innovation Diffusion in the Regional Experience of Europe and the USA, Instituto Universitario Orientale, University of Naples, February.
89.
Keeble, D. and Wever, E.1986: New firms and regional development in Europe. Beckenham: Croom Helm.
90.
Kenney, M.1986: Biotechnology: the university-industrial complex . New Haven: Yale University Press .
91.
Kierulff, H.1986: Additional directions for research in venture capital . In Sexton, D. and Smilor, R. The art and science of entrepreneurship , Cambridge, Massachusetts: Ballinger , 145-49.
92.
Kieschnick, M.1979: Venture capital and urban development. Washington DC: Council of State Planning Agencies.
93.
Knowlman, N., Pointon, G. and Watkins, D.1985: The operation and effectiveness of the Business Expansion Scheme. London: Small Business Research Trust.
94.
Kotkin, J.1984: Why smart companies are saying no to venture capital . INC., August, 65-75.
95.
Kozmetsky, G., Gill, M. and Smilor, R.1985: Financing and managing fast-growth companies: the venture capital process. Lexington, Massachusetts: Lexington Books.
96.
Krasner, O. and Tymes, E.1983: Informal risk capital in California. In Hornaday, J., Timmons, J. and Vesker, K.Frontiers of entrepreneurship research, Wellesley, Massachusetts : Babson College.
97.
Kryanowski, L. and Giraldeau, R.1977: Venture capital management: a survey of attitudes towards selection criteria. American Journal of Small Business2, 29-37.
98.
Leinbach, T. and Amrhein, C.1987: A geography of the venture capital industry in the US . Professional Geographer39, 146-58.
99.
Ley, D.1980: Liberal ideology and the post-industrial city. Annals of the Association of American Geographers70, 238-58.
100.
Liles, P.1974: New business ventures and the entrepreneur, venture capital: What it is and how to raise it. Homewood, Illinois : Richard D. Irwin.
101.
Litvak, L. and Daniels, B.1979: Innovations in development finance. Washington DC: Council of State Planning Agencies.
102.
Lloyd, P. and Dicken, P.1977: Location in space. New York : Harper Row.
103.
Lloyd, P. and Mason, C.1983: New firm formation in the UK. SSRC Newsletter49.
104.
Lowenstein, J.1988: Management buyouts snowball downunder. Euromoney , April, Special Supplement, 31-32.
105.
Lueck, T.1987: Venture capitalists shifting focus from high technology . New York Times, 6 February, 1, 31.
106.
Lungren, D.1984: Foreword, Joint Economic Commitee 1984: Venture capital and innovation. A study prepared for the use of the Joint Economic Committee, Congress of the US (98th Congress, 2d Session), S. Prt 98-288, 28 December, Washington DC: USGPO.
107.
Markusen, A.1985: Profit cycles, oligopoly and regional development . Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT Press.
108.
Markusen, A., Hall, P. and Glasmeier, A.1986: High tech America: the what, how, where and why of the sunrise industries. Winchester, Massachusetts: Allen and Unwin.
109.
Martin, R. and Rowthorn, R.1986: The geography of deindustrialisation. London: Macmillan.
110.
Marton, A.1986: Venture capital's new foreign accent. PensionManagement, December, 157-58.
111.
Mason, C.1987: Venture capital in the United Kingdom: a geographical perspective. National Westminster Bank Quarterly Review, May, 47-59.
112.
Mason, C. and Harrison, R.1986: The regional impact of public policy towards small firms in the United Kingdom. In Keeble, D. and Wever, E.New firms and regional development in Europe, Beckenham: Croom Helm, Chapter 11.
113.
1988 : Small firms policy and the north-south divide in the United Kingdom: the case of the business expansion scheme. Urban Policy Research Unit, Department of Geography, University of Southampton, unpublished paper.
114.
Mason, C., Harrison, J. and Harrison, R.1988: Closing the equity gap? An assessment of the Business Expansion Scheme. London: Small Business Research Trust.
115.
Massey, D.1978: Capital and locational change: the UK electrical engineering and electronics industries. Review of Radical Political Economics10, 39-54.
116.
McNaughton, R. and Green, M.1987: An exploratory examination of the spatial behaviour of Canadian venture capital firms. University of Western Ontario , Department of Geography, Working paper.
117.
Morris, J.1988: Pratt's guide to venture capital sources, 12th edition (biannual series). Wellesley Hills , Massachusetts: Capital.
118.
Nedo1986: External capital for small firms. London: National Economic Development Office.
119.
New England Regional Commission1972: Venture capital, a guidebook for new enterprises. Prepared for NERC by the Management Institute, Boston College.
120.
New York Times1987: Prospects: venture capital . 27 March.
121.
NYDoL1982: Some aspects of business births and deaths in New York State from January 1, 1976 through March 31, 1982. Departmental Research Memorandum 3 December, New York State Department of Labor, Division of Research and Statistics, New York.
122.
Noone, C. and Rubel, S.1970: SBICs: pioneers in organized venture capital. Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts: Capital Publishing.
123.
Obermayer, J.1983: The capital crunch for small high technology companies . In Eskesen, A. Conference Proceedings: Examining the Process of Innovation. Waltham, Massachusetts: Bentley College Small Business Resource Center.
124.
Oecd1986: Venture capital: context, development and policies. Paris: Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
125.
Ota1983: Census of state government initiatives for high-technology industrial development. Technology, Innovation and Regional Economic Development Background Paper No. OTA-BP-STI-21, Office of Technology Assessment, Congress of the United States , Washington DC: USGPO.
126.
1984 : Technology, innovation and regional economic development. Office of Technology Assessment Report No. OTA-STI-238, Congress of the United States, Washington DC: USGPO.
127.
Pahl, R.1984: Divisions of labor. Oxford: Basil Blackwell.
128.
Pence, C.1982: How venture capitalists make investment decisions . Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press.
129.
Poindexter, J.1976: The efficiency of capital markets: the venture capital case. New York University, unpublished dissertation.
130.
Porat, M.1976: The information economy. Stanford University , unpublished dissertation.
131.
Premus, R.1982: Location of high technology firms and regional economic development. A Staff Study Prepared for the use of the Sub-Committee on Monetary and Fiscal Policy of the Joint Economic Committee, Congress of the United States (97th Congress, 2d Session), 1 June, Washington DC: USGPO.
132.
Pulver, G.1984: Venture capital: a source of business development financing . Community Economics88, January, University of Wisconsin-Extension.
133.
Pulver, G. and Hustedde, R.1989: The information role of banks in venture capital markets . Review of Regional Studies, forthcoming.
134.
Rees, J.1978: Manufacturing headquarters in a post-industrial urban context, Economic Geography54, 337-54.
135.
Rind, K. and Delong, J.1986: Venture investment market stabilizes after wild early years. Pension World22, 53-88.
136.
Robinson, R.1980: The financing of small business in the United States . In Bruchey, S. Small business in American life, New York: Columbia University Press, 280-304.
137.
Roby, E.1988: German inventors find a friend. Euromoney , April, Special Supplement, 17-18.
138.
Rock, A.1987: Strategy versus tactics from a venture capitalist . Harvard Business Review, November/December, 63-67.
139.
Rogers, E. and Larsen, J.1984: Silicon Valley fever: growth of high technology culture . New York: Basic Books .
140.
Rose, D. et al. 1984: Economic restructuring: the British experience . Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science475, 137-57.
141.
Rothwell, R.1982: The role of technology in industrial change: implications for regional policy. Regional Studies16, 361-69.
142.
1984: The role of small firms in the emergence of new technologies . OMEGA: International Journal of Management Science12, 19-29.
143.
1985: Venture finance, small firms and public policy in the UK. Research Policy14, 253-66.
144.
Rothwell, R. and Zegveld, W.1982: Innovation in small and medium sized firms. London: Frances Pinter.
145.
Rubel, S. and Novotny, E.1971: How to raise and invest venture capital. New York: President's Publishing.
146.
Ruhm, T.1981: The legal aspects of venture capital investing, 1981 Commercial Law and Practice Series. Washington DC : Practising Law Institute.
147.
Schissel, H.1988: The French call it risqué. Euromoney , April (Special Supplement) 13-16.
148.
Scott, A.1984: Territorial reproduction and transformation in a local labor market: the animated film workers of Los Angeles. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space2, 277-307.
149.
Scott, A. and Storper, M.1986: Production, work, territory: the geographical anatomy of industrial capitalism. Boston: Allen and Unwin.
150.
Segal-Quince-Wicksteed1985: The Cambridge phenomenon: the growth of high technology industry in a university town. Report by N. Segal et al. of Segal-Quince-Wicksteed, Cambridge, UK and Brand Brothers and Company, London.
151.
Seymour, C. and Wetzel, W.1981: Informal risk capital in New England. Durham, New Hampshire: University of New Hampshire .
152.
Shapero, A.1983: New business formation. Holland : Enschede.
153.
Shilson, D.1984: Venture capital in the United Kingdom. Bank of England Quarterly Bulletin24, 207-11.
154.
Silver, D.1984: Who's who in venture capital. New York : John Wiley.
155.
Spencer, R. and Yohe, W.1970: The 'Crowding out' of private expenditure by fiscal policy actions. Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis Review, October, 12-24.
156.
Sternlieb, G. and Hughes, J.1975: Post-industrial America: metropolitan decline and interregional job shifts. Center for Urban Policy Research, Rutgers University , New Jersey.
157.
Storey, D.1982: Entrepreneurship and the new firm. New York: Praeger.
158.
1986 : The economics of smaller businesses: some implications for regional economic development. In Amin, A. and Goddard, J.Technological change, industrial restructuring and regional development, London: Allen and Unwin, Chapter 10.
159.
Tenenbaum, D.1987: Mad hatchers: area incubators take fledgling businesses under their wing. Isthmus12 (21), 1-12.
160.
Thackray, J.1983: The institutionalization of venture capital. Institutional Investor17, 8.
161.
The Economist1985: Venture capital. Lexington, Massachusetts: Lexington.
162.
1985 : Something ventured. 9 February, 63.
163.
1988 a: 3i - nothing ventured. 23 July, 68-70.
164.
1988 b: Japanese venture capitalism. 13 August, 68-70.
165.
Timmons, J. et al. 1984: Venture capital investment and the development of high technology companies. Washington DC: National Science Foundation.
166.
Timmons, J., Fast, N. and Bygrave, W.1983: The flow of venture capital to highly innovative technological ventures. In Eskesen, A. Conference Proceedings: Examining the Process of Innovation, Waltham, Massachusetts : Bentley College Small Business Resource Center, 49-63.
167.
Tyebjee, T. and Bruno, A.1981: Venture capital decision-making. In Vesper, K.Frontiers of entrepreneurship research , Babson College, Wellesley, Massachusetts , 281-32.
168.
1984: A model of venture capitalist investment activity. Management Science30, 1051-66.
169.
US Congress, 1983: The state of small business. Report of the President, March, transmitted to Congress , USGPO, Washington DC.
170.
Us DoC1984: Statistical abstract of the United States, 1984, 104th edition. Bureau of the Census, Washington DC: USGPO.
171.
Us Gao1982: Government-industry cooperation can enhance the venture capital process. US General Accounting Office, 12 August.
172.
Us Sba1977: Report of the SBA task force on venture and equity capital for small business. January, Washington DC.
173.
1983 : The states and small business: programs and activities directory . US Small Business Administration, Office of the Chief Counsel for Advocacy, Washington DC.
174.
1984 : State Activities in Venture Capital, Early-Stage Financing, and Secondary Markets. US Small Business Administration, Office of the Chief Counsel for Advocacy, Washington DC.
175.
1985 : State Activities in Venture Capital: Working Capital and Public Pension Fund Investments. US Small Business Administration, Office of the Chief Counsel for Advocacy, Washington DC.
176.
Venture1985: Can institutions and venture capitalists coexist? June, 46.
177.
1987 a: 1986 was a sad time for SBICs: Reagan's war of attrition is paying off. January, 103-106.
178.
1987 b: The venture capital 100: more capital, less risk. (Marshman, F. and Schlank, C.) August, 36-40.
179.
1987 c: Venture's directory of private dealmakers. September, 65-87.
180.
(annual) The venture capital directory. June.
181.
Venture Economics1983: Regional patterns of venture capital investment. Report to the Office of the Chief Counsel for Advocacy, US Small Business Administration , Washington DC.
182.
1985 : The venture capital industry: opportunities and considerations for investors. Massachusetts: Wellesley Hills.
183.
Wall Street Journal1987a: States play expanding role in funding technology firms. 9 November, 25.
184.
1987 b: Philadelphia gains prominence as a venture capital center . 23 November.
185.
Wanamaker, S.1988: USA - the resurrection. Euromoey , April (Special Supplement) 1-4.
WDoD1984: The job generation process in Wisconsin, 1969-81: executive summary. Wisconsin Department of Development, Division of Policy Development, Bureau of Research , Madison, December.
188.
1985 : Technological innovation and economic development in Wisconsin . Wisconsin Department of Development, Division of Policy Development, Bureau of Research, Madison, March.
189.
Wells, W.1974: Venture capital decision-making. Carnegie-Mellon University, unpublished dissertation.
1986 : Informal risk capital: knowns and unknowns. In Sexton, D. and Smilor, R.The art and science of entrepreneurship, Cambridge, Massachusetts: Ballinger, 85-108.
192.
Whittington, R.1984: Regional bias in new firm formation in the UK. Regional Studies18, 253-56.
193.
Wilson, J.1985: The new venturers. Reading, Massachusetts : Addison Wesley.
194.
Young, K. and Lawson, A.1984: Where did all the new jobs come from? US Industrial Outlook1985. US Department of Commerce, Washington DC: USGPO.
195.
Zucker, S., Deutsch, C., Hoerr, J., Jonas, N., Pearson, J. and Cooper, J.1982: The reindustrialization of America. New York: McGraw-Hill.
