Black Entrepreneurship: Literature and Reality

This book provides two major contributions to the entrepreneurship literature. First, it provides the first comprehensive survey of the papers published on black entrepreneurship that are contained in the literature. Second, it provides rankings of the most prolific researchers and affiliations publishing in two areas: on black entrepreneurship; and by Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Additional contributions are the supplementary findings that rank researchers and institutions by their publication on quantitative entrepreneurship in general, and on opportunity recognition: an important research component of the entrepreneurship process.

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Micah Crump is a professor of entrepreneurship at Howard University in Washington, DC. He earned a PhD and MBA at Morgan State University and a BS from Coppin State University (Summa Cum Laude). His awards include: 2010 Faculty Entrepreneur of the Year, Howard University ELI Institute; and 2008 Professor of the Year Award, Coppin, among others.