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Learning outcomes |
At the end of the course the student should understand:
1- The concepts of entrepreneur and entrepreneurship in their various meanings and approaches.
2. The various factors that affect the entreprenurial process, namely the entrepreneur, the organization and the context
3- The various phases of the entrepreneurial process - from the recognition of the opportunity and the creation of a company, through growth, to the eventual withdrawal of the venture
4- The importance of small enterprises, their specificities and diversity
5- The specificities of particular forms of entrepreneurship, namely entrepreneurship by women, by ethnic minorities and in established organizations
The student should also
6-Demonstrate critical ability
7-Demonstrate methodological and empirical theoretical consistency
8-Reveal autonomy
9-Show ability to communicate
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Main Bibliography |
BIRLEY, S. e MUZYKA, D. (2000): Mastering Entrepreneurship: your single source guide to becoming a master of entrepreneurship, Prentice Hall.
BURNS, P. (Ed.) (1996): Small Business and Entrepreneurship, MacMillan, Houndmills.
DAVIES, L.G., GIBB. A.A (Edt.) (1991): Recent Research in Entrepreneurship, Avebury, Aldershot.
LAMBING, P.A. e KUEHL, C.R. (2007): Entrepreneurship, 4th Edition, Prentice Hall
OZCAN, G.B (1995): Small Firms and Local Economic Development: Entrepreneurship in Southern Europe, Avebury, Aldershot
SCHEER, A-W, (2001): Start-ups are Easy, But…, Springer, Berlin
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