Routledge A History of Entrepreneurship - Business History Book

Gain a deeper understanding of economic thought with A History of Entrepreneurship from the Routledge Studies in the History of Economics series. This book provides a chronological trace of how the entrepreneur has been treated in economic literature, offering a broader perspective for students and professionals studying contemporary entrepreneurship teachings. The text tracks the evolution of the term from its origins in the eighteenth century with Richard Cantillon to the influential theories of Joseph Schumpeter. By examining how Schumpeter's perspective came to shape global understanding, this work helps readers connect historical economic concepts to modern business practices. It is an essential resource for anyone looking to understand the roots of entrepreneurship and the development of economic theory through the ages.