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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-2877-1ossibility to raise money from an undefined group of online users (“crowd”). In this article we aim to provide a deeper understanding of the rise of crowdfunding as an alternative funding opportunity by discussing its main characteristics, the market development, different classification approaches,

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,Verzeichnis der Angeführten Litteratur,omprehensive perspective, exploring the relevance of crowdfunding for society. With respect to the consequences of the financial crisis and societal challenges, the article outlines a research programme that contributes to the potential of crowdfunding on a societal level that can be explored from a

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Water in Plants Bibliography, Volume 4, 1978f different sorts to the public. However, a great variety of platforms exist, which leads us to the question of whether there is a general crowdfunding process enabling founders to finance their business or not. If we knew of a general model, we could give recommendations to founders, service provid

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,Verzeichnis der Angeführten Litteratur,hortage, analyzing geographical and socio-economic characteristics of crowdfunders, looking at how crowdfunding influences the nature of geography and social contacts in new ventures. Our analysis concentrates on Italy, a country suffering for a huge economic crisis but that, at the same time, is sh

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Water in Plants Bibliography, Volume 4, 1978ady a tangible economic reality made up of 452 active crowdfunding platforms worldwide, which have raised almost $5.1 billion and funded more than 1 million campaigns in 2013..In Spain, a prototype of an economy in recession, crowdfunding platforms attracted 400 million euros and 2,825 crowdfunding

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The Theory and Practice of Self-Managementdemand for capital for early-stage (equity) financing. The traditional availability of financing, such as bank lending, venture capital and angel investments, are not available to most start-ups and other SMEs. Offerings are, thus, more and more promoted through crowdfunding portals. Funds through t

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Soviet Nuclear Targeting Strategy and Saltditionally, they can donate money to charities. The rise of crowdfunding offers them another possibility to fulfil their social goals. They can directly back projects or give small low-interest loans to finance civic projects. This paper provides an example of how a socially responsible investor’s o