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In spite of a relatively well-established literature on technology impacts on business and entrepreneurship dynamics (Saura et al. 2017, Etzioni and Etzioni, 2016; Diakopoulos, 2016, and etc.), many kinds of entrepreneurship were for the first time defined or became of significant interest to researchers only over the past 5 years.... Read More

Based on the 7th EMRBI Conference ‘Future of Entrepreneurship’, where GILE Experts Lauzikas et al. (2014) presented the paper ‘Impacts of the fear of failure on the Dynamics of entrepreneurship in CEEC belonging to the EU’, education plays a critical role on value-added generated by business and economies. Mykhailyshyn and... Read More

Over the past decade, the role of community gathering has gained growing attention in scientific literature (Uusi-Kakkuri, 2017; Singh et al. 2017 or Gálvez-Rodríguez et al. 2017). The social capital dimensions, such as collaboration, social trust, the fear of failure or shared value economy, are among factors that drive or... Read More

Social value-added gains increasing attention of modern organizations and scholars: it manifests in a great variety of topics and areas, such as social entrepreneurship, CSR, shared value economy, positive externalities and collaboration, social innovation, sustainable development, management of change, and creative leadership (French, 2017). In 2018, Global Entrepreneurship Monitor Consortium... Read More

Throughout the past few decades, Global Entrepreneurship Monitor leaders have been observing innovation and entrepreneurship as key factors for sustainable economic and social growth of a country. Innovation and entrepreneurship are tightly connected to one another and depend on many other factors, such as education, cultural and social norms (including... Read More