Minority Entrepreneurship 2.0 examines the unique challenges facing
minorities pursuing entrepreneurial alternatives in very specific
social, political, historical, and economic contexts, and these
contexts differ from nation to nation. This monograph examines the
different contexts in which Black and Asian owners have run their
firms since the late 19th century. In sociological terms, the kinds
of firms they owned and the way these owners operated their firms
were heavily shaped by the differing contexts in which they were
embedded. Key factors shaping MBEs in America differ substantially
from the relevant contextual factors operative in England or France
or Germany.
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