European Council for Small Business and Entrepreneurship
Engaged entrepreneurship research in Europe
How ethics could help towards productive entrepreneurial action Society needs more entrepreneurial initiatives to help solve the pressing challenges of tomorrow. But to avoid repeating the mistakes of the past — and to navigate an increasingly complex and interconnected world — we need entrepreneurs who engage in responsible, ethically grounded action. In this workshop, we’ll […]
"Everyday-everyone" entrepreneurship (EEE), which often manifests itself in low-growth, low-tech and low-innovation new ventures, can address important social challenges through grassroots initiatives that create meaningful local impact. Yet, while 99% of all entrepreneurial activities worldwide are argued to fall under EEE, and countless social entrepreneurship initiatives operate at community-based scales, research on both the mundanity […]
This ISBE-ECSB collaborative workshop aims to draw greater attention to the often overlooked role of minority entrepreneurs and businesses. This interactive workshop aims to draw greater attention to the often-overlooked role of minority entrepreneurs and businesses in creating social change, both in positive and negative ways. It is a collaborative product of the ISBE Minority Entrepreneurship […]
The Faculty of Management and Economics at the Gdansk University of Technology is warmly inviting you to participate in the 1st CEENT conference on 23-24 October 2025 in Gdansk, Poland. In 2025, two conferences: ENTIME and Entrepreneurship in XXI century have decided to join forces and meet under a new name: Central and Eastern European […]
The 10th Effectuation Conference theme is “Effectual Impact: The Entrepreneurial Role in Connecting Society”. Effectuation has inspired a generation of researchers and practitioners to see entrepreneurship through a different lens. By focusing on means at hand, letting go of preconceived plans, building through collaboration, and embracing uncertainty, aspiring entrepreneurs have earned a toolbox that catalyzed […]
Theme: Exploring how AI and blockchain technologies can foster unity, collaboration, and shared action. About the Event: In Cyprus—a region shaped by historical division and enduring political complexity—technology is emerging as a powerful bridge between communities. Tech Without Borders: Digital Innovation Across the Green Line brings together startups, SMEs, policymakers, tech developers, investors, and academics […]
The Jagiellonian Seminar on Entrepreneurship 2025 inaugurates a recurring forum for scholarly exchange on the most pressing contemporary issues and challenges in entrepreneurship research. Organized by the Department of Entrepreneurship and Innovation at the Institute of Entrepreneurship, Faculty of Management and Social Communication at the Jagiellonian University in Kraków, this seminar serves as a platform […]
E&I Research Group and the IUSEN Institute of Economy and Business, at the University of Seville are delighted to host an online webinar on the intersection of entrepreneurial activity and personal well-being. Entrepreneurship role in innovation and economic activity is often celebrated. However, beneath the narratives of success and ambition, entrepreneurial activity is often characterized […]
We are delighted to announce the upcoming workshop “Mental Wealth: Shaping the Future of Mental Health Research in Entrepreneurship”, an interactive online event designed for doctoral candidates and early-career researchers interested in exploring the intersection of entrepreneurship and mental health. This workshop offers a unique opportunity to connect with leading scholars (Prof. Ute Stephan, Prof. […]
Online research workshop on Thursday5th March 1200 -1300 (GMT) The field of women’s entrepreneurship has witnessed considerable development in recent years, attracting interest from academics, practitioners and policy makers. Published scholarship has increased significantly and the scope of thematic coverage has expanded. However, the field is still viewed by many as relatively new, slowly evolving […]