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Concepts: Understanding the green entrepreneur, Michael Schaper; Themaking of the ecopreneur, Robert Isaak; Opportunists, champions,mavericks...? A typology of green entrepreneurs, E.E. (Liz) Walley and DavidW.Taylor; A framework and typology of ecopreneurship: leading bioneers andenvironmental managers to ecopreneurship, Stefan Schaltegger; Greenentrepreneurship in New Zealand: a microenterprise focus, Anne de Bruin andKate Lewis; An insider's experiences with environmental entrepreneurship,Lassi Linnanen; Contexts and Conditions: Assessing ecopreneurship in adeveloping country context: the case of India, Astad Pastakia; Sustainabilityin the start-up process, Jurgen Freimann, Sandra Marxen and HildergardSchick; Venture capital as a tool for sustainable entrepreneurship, AnastasiaO' Rourke; Offsetting the disadvantages of smallness: promoting greenentrepreneurs through industry clusters, Elya Tagar and Chris Cocklin; Areenvironmental concerns related to entrepreneurial growth? An examination ofthe 100 fastest growing U. S. companies, Sarah Stanwick and Peter Stanwick;The competitive strategies of ecopreneurs: striving for market leadership bypromoting sustainability, Holger Petersen; CASES: The Mimosa project, LeighHolland; Hong Kong Dolphinwatch: The evolution of an ecopreneurial businessventure, Louis Geneste; Earth sanctuaries limited: an entrepreneurcommercialises conservation, Thierry Volery; Promoting sustainability,building networks: a green entrepreneur in Mexico, Gabrielle Kruks-Wisner;Sustainable harvest international: creating local ecopreneurs, MargaretNaumes and Jill Kammermeyer; Index.