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September 2022
Teaching Effectuation: from theory to pedagogy
September 1 @ 3:00 pm - 4:30 pm UTC+2
There is a broad and rather optimistic view of entrepreneurship emerging from Scandinavia. One that embodies creation of all kinds of value. One that recognises the entrepreneurial trait as an intrinsic, very human quality, that allows both students and teachers to almost intuitively talk about effectual processes, changemaking and value creation. This perspective subsequently brings to light one of the biggest challenges of teaching entrepreneurship – how do we teach our students to not just talk the talk, but to…
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ESU 2022
September 11 - September 17
The Faculty of Economic and Business Sciences at the University of Seville (Spain) is very proud to organize the ESU 2022 Conference and Doctoral Programme from September 11 to 17, 2022. ESU 2022 is supported by the European Council for Small Business and Entrepreneurship (ECSB). The winners of the best-paper award (the first author of each article) receive as a prize a one-year ECSB membership. You can find more information about ESU 2022 at: http://www.esu-network.eu/esu-conferences/ SUBMISSION INFORMATION Participants can register…
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7th Effectuation Conference
November 14 - November 15
After two years of COVID hiatus and a series of events in Japan, the 7th Effectuation Conference is scheduled for November 14th-15th, 2022 in Naples, Italy. The dates are right before the RENT XXXVI 2022 Conference (November 16th-18th, 2022, Naples, Italy) and the event co-organized with ECSB – European Council for Small Business and Entrepreneurship. We invite participants with a research interest, a teaching interest and/or an interest in the practical application of effectuation to present their work. For those with…
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RENT XXXVI Conference
November 16 - November 18
The RENT 2022 Conference Main Theme is :“Re-thinking entrepreneurship after the crisis” The COVID-19 pandemic and the many lockdowns in economies worldwide create a unique situation with no documented equivalent in the entrepreneurship literature (Kraus et al., 2020). Nevertheless, a body of research on entrepreneurship and crisis management (e.g., Cowling et al., 2012; Williams and Vorley, 2015) offers two research streams in particular that could be informative about the COVID-19 pandemic. The first one deals with how start-ups respond to…
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