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Intro; Disclaimers; Acknowledgements; Contents; List of Contributors; List of Figures; List of Tables; Introduction; References; Part I: Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) in the MENA Region; Founding and Sponsoring Institutions; Disclaimers; Acknowledgements; Executive Summary; Participation in Entrepreneurship Across Multiple Phases of Activity; Motives for Starting a Business; Influence of Gender and Age on Entrepreneurial Activity; Entrepreneurship Impact Characteristics; The Entrepreneurial Framework Conditions; Background to the MENA Region
1 General Characteristics of the MENA region2 The Economic Situation in the MENA region; 3 The Social Situation in the MENA region; 4 Entrepreneurs ́Stories; 4.1 Nadia Gamal El Din (Egypt); 4.2 Saif al Saudi (Jordan); 4.3 Saideh Ghods (Iran); References; Entrepreneurial Activity in the MENA Region; 1 Societal Attitudes and Perceptions; 2 Entrepreneurial Propensity; 3 Entrepreneurial Intentions; 4 Entrepreneurial Activity; 4.1 Early-Stage Entrepreneurial Activity; 4.2 Established Business Activity; 4.3 Entrepreneurial Employee Activity (EEA); 4.4 Business Discontinuance
5 Entrepreneurs ́Stories5.1 Eve Tamraz Najjar (Lebanon); 5.2 Mohammad Reza Ansari (Iran); 5.3 Abeer Daoudiyeh (Jordan); Characteristics and Motives of Early-Stage Entrepreneurs in the MENA Region; 1 Motives for Starting a Business; 2 Profile of the MENA Region Entrepreneurs; 2.1 Gender; 2.2 Age Distribution; 3 Entrepreneurship Impact Characteristics; 3.1 Industry Sector Participation; 3.2 Job Creation; 3.3 Innovation; 4 Entrepreneurs ́Stories; 4.1 Noora Bu-Helaiqua (Qatar); 4.2 Arab Excellence and Bezeo (United Arab Emirates); 4.3 Mai Medhat (Egypt); Reference
The MENA Region National Entrepreneurial Framework Conditions1 The National Experts Survey; 2 Country-Level Insights into the MENA Entrepreneurial Framework Conditions; 2.1 Egypt; 2.2 Iran; 2.3 Jordan; 2.4 Lebanon; 2.5 Qatar; 2.6 Saudi Arabia; 2.7 Tunisia; 2.8 United Arab Emirates; 3 Entrepreneurs ́Stories; 3.1 Reem Alsowayegh (Saudi Arabia); 3.2 Fadhel Abidi (Tunisia); 3.3 Sara Al Madani (United Arab Emirates); Policy Implications and Recommendations; Part II: Entrepreneurship Education and Training in MENA
Entrepreneurship Education and Research in Iran: The Faculty of Entrepreneurship of University of Tehran1 Introduction; 2 Entrepreneurship Education and Research in World; 3 Entrepreneurship Education in Iran; 4 Research Method; 5 University of Tehran as the Pioneer of Entrepreneurship Education and Research in Iran; 6 Entrepreneurship Education at the Faculty of Entrepreneurship, University of Tehran; 6.1 Formal and Certificate Program of Entrepreneurship; 6.1.1 Academic Master Program of Entrepreneurship; 6.1.2 PhD Program of Entrepreneurship; 6.2 Certificate Program of Entrepreneurship
1 General Characteristics of the MENA region2 The Economic Situation in the MENA region; 3 The Social Situation in the MENA region; 4 Entrepreneurs ́Stories; 4.1 Nadia Gamal El Din (Egypt); 4.2 Saif al Saudi (Jordan); 4.3 Saideh Ghods (Iran); References; Entrepreneurial Activity in the MENA Region; 1 Societal Attitudes and Perceptions; 2 Entrepreneurial Propensity; 3 Entrepreneurial Intentions; 4 Entrepreneurial Activity; 4.1 Early-Stage Entrepreneurial Activity; 4.2 Established Business Activity; 4.3 Entrepreneurial Employee Activity (EEA); 4.4 Business Discontinuance
5 Entrepreneurs ́Stories5.1 Eve Tamraz Najjar (Lebanon); 5.2 Mohammad Reza Ansari (Iran); 5.3 Abeer Daoudiyeh (Jordan); Characteristics and Motives of Early-Stage Entrepreneurs in the MENA Region; 1 Motives for Starting a Business; 2 Profile of the MENA Region Entrepreneurs; 2.1 Gender; 2.2 Age Distribution; 3 Entrepreneurship Impact Characteristics; 3.1 Industry Sector Participation; 3.2 Job Creation; 3.3 Innovation; 4 Entrepreneurs ́Stories; 4.1 Noora Bu-Helaiqua (Qatar); 4.2 Arab Excellence and Bezeo (United Arab Emirates); 4.3 Mai Medhat (Egypt); Reference
The MENA Region National Entrepreneurial Framework Conditions1 The National Experts Survey; 2 Country-Level Insights into the MENA Entrepreneurial Framework Conditions; 2.1 Egypt; 2.2 Iran; 2.3 Jordan; 2.4 Lebanon; 2.5 Qatar; 2.6 Saudi Arabia; 2.7 Tunisia; 2.8 United Arab Emirates; 3 Entrepreneurs ́Stories; 3.1 Reem Alsowayegh (Saudi Arabia); 3.2 Fadhel Abidi (Tunisia); 3.3 Sara Al Madani (United Arab Emirates); Policy Implications and Recommendations; Part II: Entrepreneurship Education and Training in MENA
Entrepreneurship Education and Research in Iran: The Faculty of Entrepreneurship of University of Tehran1 Introduction; 2 Entrepreneurship Education and Research in World; 3 Entrepreneurship Education in Iran; 4 Research Method; 5 University of Tehran as the Pioneer of Entrepreneurship Education and Research in Iran; 6 Entrepreneurship Education at the Faculty of Entrepreneurship, University of Tehran; 6.1 Formal and Certificate Program of Entrepreneurship; 6.1.1 Academic Master Program of Entrepreneurship; 6.1.2 PhD Program of Entrepreneurship; 6.2 Certificate Program of Entrepreneurship