Entrepreneurship has been widely recognized as a strong enabler of competitive advantages for individual firms and of national economic growth. Research in entrepreneurship has increased dramatically in the last two decades, with leading journals and conferences dedicated to its development. However, previous entrepreneurship studies mainly focused on research in the context of developed economic regions such as North America and West Europe and have paid less attention to newly developed and emerging economies. Such economies deserve more research attention as they are growing rapidly and growth is strongly driven by a strong commitment to entrepreneurship. In this e-book, six papers are presented with a diversity of theoretical and methodological approaches to indicate the possible future research directions in the field of entrepreneurship.