The very latest theories and research on the development of entrepreneurship are to be found in this book. It explores the factors affecting the performance of small and family businesses and entrepreneurs' innovativeness, amongst other themes. Selected papers update readers on the entrepreneurship environment and reveal aspects of newly identified issues such as innovation for entrepreneurship educators, globalization, entrepreneurship thinking and traits, aspects of a knowledge society, Islamic entrepreneurship, green entrepreneurship and internationalization strategies. Readers may also engage with the theme of the financial and accounting environment for entrepreneurship, including topics such as financial assessment and diagnosis, modelling, hedging, fraud, bankruptcy and governance. Perspectives relevant to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) emerge in this work. The development of Islamic finance and networking effects based on ethnicity are explored, as well as the economic considerations that must be addressed by entrepreneurs in pursuit of any internationalization policies. Scholars and policy makers with an interest in entrepreneurship or small to medium-sized businesses or enterprises (SMEs) will find many valuable insights in this volume.

The very latest theories and research on the development of entrepreneurship are to be found in this book. It explores the factors affecting the performance of small and family businesses and entrepreneurs' innovativeness, amongst other themes. Selected papers update readers on the entrepreneurship environment and reveal aspects of newly identified issues such as innovation for entrepreneurship educators, globalization, entrepreneurship thinking and traits, aspects of a knowledge society, Islamic entrepreneurship, green entrepreneurship and internationalization strategies. Readers may also engage with the theme of the financial and accounting environment for entrepreneurship, including topics such as financial assessment and diagnosis, modelling, hedging, fraud, bankruptcy and governance. Perspectives relevant to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) emerge in this work. The development of Islamic finance and networking effects based on ethnicity are explored, as well as the economic considerations that must be addressed by entrepreneurs in pursuit of any internationalization policies. Scholars and policy makers with an interest in entrepreneurship or small to medium-sized businesses or enterprises (SMEs) will find many valuable insights in this volume.

One of the objectives of the study is to produce a framework of repatriate children's readjustment to the home country and to know about repatriates' readjustment process in term of their children readjustment. The framework of the present study can be a step stone on the framework of repatriate children's readjustment to the home country. There are many antecedents that are related to repatriate children's readjustment. However, individual-related factors of repatriate children are the main focus antecedents of the present study, which are clearly presented in the framework of the present study. Interesting findings are presented.

This is a comprehensive study which covers worldwide respondents on expatriates' supportive experiences in order for them to adjust to the host country. The main purpose of the present study is to determine whether a significant relationship exist between support received from expatriates of the same country, support from expatriates of different country(ies), support from local nationals/staffs and support from parent company with psychological well-being, socio-cultural adjustment and work adjustment.

General readjustment and well being of repatriates and spouses are some of the factors that make the repatriation process successful. Even though job factors are important, family members must be considered as one of the successful factors of readjustment.This study manages to indicate that repatriate spouses' readjustment to the home country is important for repatriates' own readjustment process. We found that repatriates' psychological well being is significantly related to their spouses' well being and general readjustment. We also found that there is a positive and significant relationship between repatriates' and their spouses' general readjustment. This book highlights that it is a must for repatriates to consider the success of readjustment process of their spouses when they return to home country. This is important since the readjustment process of their family members will lead to the success in their career. In general, we can conclude that, in every successful repatriate, there is his/her spouse who has been successfully readjusted to the home country.