<DIV><I>A Practical Guide to Entrepreneurship</I> combines well researched understanding of entrepreneurship issues with guidance in the form of case studies, exercises, advice and tips. Offering a solid learning experience and a contemporary overview of the subject, the book will benefit undergraduates, postgraduate and MBA students. It will also appeal to people who are thinking of starting their own business. Michael Morris includes a section on generating and screening ideas, summaries of academic models and theories, information on new developments in the field and useful supplementary online material for students, teachers and would-be entrepreneurs. Learning resources stress the practical through discussions of mini-case studies from all over the world, leadership tests, and start-up checklists.</div>