This exciting book is explored by the series "Scientific Views", the world of entrepreneurs, and highlights the importance and role of these individuality in business, politics and education. The authors provide a guide for entrepreneurship, taking a look at the formation of entrepreneurs and the impact of the external environment and ease of resources. They also deepen the analysis of the types of institutions in which entrepreneurs can arise, highlighting the diversity of their backgrounds and experiences. The book also deals with the way they think and learn, and a glimpse of the influence of entrepreneurs on the economies of the modern market. The book takes a future view of entrepreneurship in a world that turns into globalization.

برنارد وود: أستاذ علم أصول الإنسان بجامعة جورج واشنطن، وكبير العلماء المساعدين في برنامج أصول الإنسان بالمتحف الوطني للتاريخ الطبيعي بالولايات المتحدة. نُشِرت له دراسة عن بقايا حفريات أشباه البشر المستخرَجة من موقع كوبي فورا في كينيا.