TheEditor’sCorner
The journal continues focusing on the transition research as well as
emphasizing the openness towards different research areas, topics, and
methods, including international and interdisciplinary research nature
of scholarly articles published in the journal. The current issue covers
topicsofserialentrepreneurship,countrycreditrating,knowledgeaqui-
sition,competitionpolicy,andmanagementtraining.
This issue begins with a paper written by Sergey Anokhin, Dietmar
Grichnik, and Robert D. Hisrich, who examine serial entrepreneurs in
China and Germany. In the second paper, Carl B. McGowan, Jr. reveals
the use of country credit rating model in Japan, Malaysia, and Russia.
The third paper by Barbara Hvaliˇ c Erzetiˇ c investigates the link between
the time spent on knowledge acquisition and the effect this has on the
success of an entrepreneur. In the fourth paper Arild Tjeldvoll studies
the relevance of a school management training programme to Norwe-
gianeducationpoliciesandstrategies.Inthelast(fifth)paperAlenBalde
looks into the competition policy from the legal perspective and pro-
poses to set up an autonomous international court for global competi-
tioncases.
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