State Capitalism and Entrepreneurs in an International Setting

Editors

• David Ahlstrom, Hong Kong Metropolitan University
• Jiatao Li, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
• Bin Liu, Xiamen University
• Gongming Qian, Shantou University

Description

This collection examines how different forms of state capitalism interact with entrepreneurship globally, particularly in the Asia Pacific region. It addresses the recent shift toward increased state involvement in enterprise after years of privatization and deregulation, exploring how this state capitalism manifests in varied ways across different regions and institutional contexts.

Potential topics

• Varieties of state capitalism and their relationships with entrepreneurship
• State influence on enterprise in Asia Pacific regions and beyond
• Entrepreneurship in established corporations with state influence
• Creation and dynamics of hybrid state-private enterprises
• Relations between new ventures and corporations with state influence
• Institutional frameworks affecting entrepreneurship under state capitalism
• Mechanisms through which varieties of state capitalism affect entrepreneurship