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Technical and business skills are not enough to operate a business successfully. Entrepreneurial skills are becoming increasingly important to meet the demands of both a high-performance working environment and the onslaughts of global competition. It is only by nurturing an entrepreneurial vision amongst employees that an organization can strenghten its position in the national and global economies. Entrepreneurial management is essential not only for improving productivity, but also for introducing an element of dynamism in the growth of society. This volume is a selective collection of 14 papers on entrepreneurial management by management gurus, faculty research scholars, consultants and administrators. It aims to equip professionals and students with essential entrepreneurial skills and insights needed to steer business and motivate themselves and others to pursue economic and professional growth, while dexterously navigating through both external and internal conflicts. Table of Contents Foreword by A MISRA Preface Entrepreneurial Management: Emergence of a New Field SHIVGANESH BHARGAVA Network of Entrepreneurship and Economic Development (NEED): A Facilitating Organization of Microenterprise and Self Help Groups SHAILENDRA SINGH A Resource-based Perspective to International Entrepreneurship DEEKSHA A SINGH Developing Entrepreneurial Workforce for Sustainable Growth of the Small Scale Sector V P WANI Does Human Resource Factor Matter in Achieving Energy Efficiency in Small Industry Clusters? An Empirical Study N NAGESHA Effect of Market Turbulence and Market Focus on the Firm`s Performance in Small and Medium Scale Manufacturing Firms SANJAY S GAUR and HARI VASUDEVAN Student Expectations of Entrepreneurs: A Survey FRANCIS JOSE Examining the Relationship of Socialcultural Factors and Entrepreneurial Propensity Among Professional Students KAILASH B L SRIVASTAVA Motivational Factors Influencing Industrial Entrepreneurship in Rajasthan R RAGHUNATHAN Psychosocial Perceptional Differences: An Empirical Exploratory Study on Indian Food Processing Women Entrepreneurs R GANESAN, R P PRADHAN and R C MAHESHWARI A Study of Life-situation Antecedence, Personality and Motivational Patterns of Small Scale Women Entrepreneurs T J KAMALANABHAN and V VIJAYA Women Entrepreneurship:A Case of Microenterprises N MANIMEKALAI and A MOHAMMED ABDULLAH Strategic Role of Engineering Institutions for Entrepreneurship Development in India DINESH KHANDUJA and RAJEEV KHANDUJA Building Entrepreneurial Society in India Through Business Incubation M K SRIDHAR and M V RAVIKUMAR Index