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Contents: Volume I Acknowledgements Introduction David SmallbonePART I ENTREPRENEURSHIP, PUBLIC POLICY AND RESEARCH 1. Brett Anitra Gilbert,David B. Audretsch and Patricia P. McDougall (2004), 'The Emergence ofEntrepreneurship Policy' 2. Sander Wennekers and Roy Thurik (1999), 'LinkingEntrepreneurship and Economic Growth' 3. Zoltan J. Acs and Laszlo Szerb(2007), 'Entrepreneurship, Economic Growth and Public Policy' 4. Sanal KumarVelayudhan (2004), 'Market Justification for Policy on Small EnterpriseDevelopment' 5. David Smallbone and Friederike Welter (2001), 'The Role ofGovernment in SME Development in Transition Economies' 6. Allan A. Gibb(2000), 'SME Policy, Academic Research and the Growth of Ignorance, MythicalConcepts, Myths, Assumptions, Rituals and Confusions' 7. Lew Perren and PeterL. Jennings (2005), 'Government Discourses on Entrepreneurship: Issues ofLegitimization, Subjugation, and Power' PART II INNOVATION, TECHNOLOGY ANDENTREPRENEURSHIP 8. David B. Audretsch (2004), 'Sustaining Innovation andGrowth: Public Policy Support for Entrepreneurship' 9. Claire Nauwelaers andRene Wintjes (2002), 'Innovating SMEs and Regions: The Need for PolicyIntelligence and Interactive Policies' 10. Zoltan J. Acs, Randall Morck, J.Myles Shaver and Bernard Yeung (1997), 'The Internationalisation of Small andMedium-Sized Enterprises: A Policy Perspective' 11. Vangelis Souitaris,Stefania Zerbinati and Andreas Al-Laham (2007), 'Do EntrepreneurshipProgrammes Raise Entrepreneurial Intention of Science and EngineeringStudents? The Effect of Learning, Inspiration and Resources' PARTIII TAXATION POLICY AND REGULATION 12. Donald Bruce and Mohammed Mohsin(2006), 'Tax Policy and Entrepreneurship: New Time Series Evidence' 13.William M. Gentry and R. Glenn Hubbard (2000), 'Tax Policy andEntrepreneurial Entry' 14. Panikkos Poutziouris, Francis Chittenden, NicosMichaelas and Ray Oakey (2000), 'Taxation and the Performance ofTechnology-based Small Firms in the UK' 15. Leora Klapper, Luc Laeven andRaghuram Rajan (2006), 'Entry Regulation as a Barrier to Entrepreneurship'16. Paul Edwards, Monder Ram and John Black (2004), 'Why Does EmploymentLegislation Not Damage Small Firms?' 17. John Kitching (2006), 'A Burden onBusiness? Reviewing the Evidence Base on Regulation and Small-BusinessPerformance' PART IV INTERVENTION IN THE MARKET FOR BUSINESS ADVICE 18. DanHjalmarsson and Anders W. Johansson (2003), 'Public Advisory Services -Theory and Practice' 19. Robert J. Bennett and Paul J.A. Robson (2004), 'TheRole of Trust and Contract in the Supply of Business Advice' 20. Robert J.Bennett, William A. Bratton and Paul J.A. Robson (2000), 'Business Advice:The Influence of Distance' PART V REGIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON ENTREPRENEURSHIP21. Peter Johnson (2005), 'Targeting Firm Births and Economic Regeneration ina Lagging Region' 22. Michael Anyadike-Danes and Mark Hart (2006), 'TheImpact of Sector, Specialisation, and Space on Business Birth Rates in theUnited Kingdom: A Challenge for Policy?' 23. Hector O. Rocha (2004),'Entrepreneurship and Development: The Role of Clusters' 24. Frank McDonald,Dimitrios Tsagdis and Qihai Huang (2006), 'The Development of IndustrialClusters and Public Policy' 25. Martin Perry (2005), 'Clustering SmallEnterprise: Lessons from Policy Experience in New Zealand' 26. Rachel Parker(2008), 'Governance and the Entrepreneurial Economy: A Comparative Analysisof Three Regions' Volume II Acknowledgements An introduction to bothvolumes by the editor appears in Volume I PART I APPROACHES TO POLICYEVALUATION 1. David J. Storey (2002), 'Methods of Evaluating the Impact ofPublic Policies to Support Small Businesses: The Six Steps to Heaven' 2. IvanTurok (1997), 'Evaluating European Support for Business Development: Evidencefrom the Structural Funds in Scotland' 3. Sarah C.E. Batterbury (2002),'Evaluating Policy Implementation: The European Union's Small and MediumSized Enterprise Policies in Galicia and Sardinia' 4. Francis J. Greene,Kevin F. Mole and David J. Storey (2004), 'Does More Mean Worse? ThreeDecades of Enterprise Policy in the Tees Valley' PART II EVALUATINGFINANCIAL SUPPORT 5. Albert N. Link and John T. Scott (2005), 'EvaluatingPublic Sector R&D Programs: The Advanced Technology Program's Investment inWavelength References for Optical Fiber Communications' 6. Marten Berg, Asjevan Dijk and Noe van Hulst (1990), 'Evaluating a Dutch Scheme for EncouragingResearch and Development' 7. David B. Audretsch, Albert N. Link and John T.Scott (2002), 'Public/Private Technology Partnerships: EvaluatingSBIR-supported Research' 8. Josh Lerner (1999), 'The Government as VentureCapitalist: The Long-Run Impact of the SBIR Programme' 9. Douglas Cumming(2007), 'Government Policy Towards Entrepreneurial Finance: InnovationInvestment Funds' 10. Josh Lerner (2002), 'When Bureaucrats MeetEntrepreneurs: The Design of Effective Public Venture CapitalA" Programmes'11. Mark Hart and Helena Lenihan (2006), 'Estimating Additionality andLeverage: The Interplay between Public and Private Sector Equity Finance inIreland (2000-2002)' 12. Stephen Roper and Nola Hewitt-Dundas (2001), 'GrantAssistance and Small Firm Development in Northern Ireland and the Republic ofIreland' 13. Allan L. Riding and George Haines Jr. (2001), 'Loan Guarantees:Costs of Default and Benefits to Small Firms' 14. Timothy Bates (1995), 'WhyDo Minority Development Business Programs Generate So Little MinorityBusiness Development?' PART III EVALUATING 'SOFT' SUPPORT 15. Colin Wrenand David J. Storey (2002), 'Evaluating the Effect of Soft Business Supportupon Small Firm Performance' 16. Kevin Mole, Mark Hart, Stephen Roper andDavid Saal (2008), 'Differential Gains from Business Link Support and Advice:A Treatment Effects Approach' 17. James J. Chrisman and Frances Katrishen(1994), 'The Economic Impact of Small Business Development Centre CounselingActivities in the United States, 1990-1991' 18. James J. Chrisman (1999),'Strategic, Administrative, and Operating Assistance: The Value of OutsideConsulting to Pre-Venture Entrepreneurs' 19. Kevin Mole (2002), 'BusinessAdvisers' Impact on SMEs: An Agency Theory Approach' 20. Robert Bennett(2008), 'SME Policy Support in Britain since the 1990s: What Have We Learnt?'21. Robert Huggins (2001), 'Inter-Firm Network Policies and Firm Performance:Evaluating the Impact of Initiatives in the United Kingdom' 22. F.J. Greeneand D.J. Storey (2004), 'An Assessment of a Venture Creation Programme: TheCase of Shell LiveWIRE' 23. David J. Storey (2004), 'Exploring the Link,among Small Firms, between Management Training and Firm Performance: AComparison between the UK and Other OECD Countries' 24. Timothy Bates andDarrell Williams (1996), 'Do Preferential Procurement Programs BenefitMinority Business?' Name Index