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Aberdeen Conference on the cultures and contexts of entrepreneurship

  • 1.  Aberdeen Conference on the cultures and contexts of entrepreneurship

    Posted 03-20-2007 10:00
    Dear Colleagues,

    I would like to draw your attention to a conference that will be held in
    Aberdeen, Scotland, on 13-15 September. It is jointly organized by CERVEPAS,
    Paris Sorbonne University and Aberdeen Business School, Robert Gordon
    University. The focus is on the cultures and contexts impacting but also
    constructing entrepreneurship. Some of you may be interested in joining us
    in Aberdeen for paper presentation and discussion in the conference
    workshops.

    The deadline for submission of abstracts (500 words) is extended to 15 April
    2007. Authors will be informed about acceptance decision by the end of May.
    Final papers must be submitted by the end of July. For further details see
    the conference call below and the following sites:

    http://cervepas.univ-paris3.fr
    http://www.rgu.ac.uk/abs/centres/page.cfm?pge=5256
    http://www.entrepreneuriat.com/

    We hope that you, your colleagues or PhD students may contribute. We would
    be delighted to have you with us in Aberdeen.

    Best regards

    Jacques-Henri COSTE
    Associate Professor
    CERVEPAS Sorbonne University, Paris


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    Aberdeen Conference Call for Papers
    13-15 September 2007



    Perspectives on Entrepreneurship: Cultures and Contexts?



    Conference jointly established by CERVEPAS, Sorbonne nouvelle, Paris, and
    Aberdeen Business School, Aberdeen, 13-15 September 2007.



    Entrepreneurship has become a legitimate form of behaviour and institutional
    practice that has universal development model value. It appears as a key
    driver of economic performance and a vector of social change. Yet it is also
    rooted in contrasting national contexts and shaped by highly varied cultures
    and structured by local, regional and national socio-economic institutions.
    This international conference proposes examining the nature and impact of
    these cultural and contextual variables on international entrepreneurial
    activity as well as studying the different systems and models of development
    that derive from them.



    We invite papers that consider these aspects of entrepreneurship; culture
    and context; differences and similarities; institutions and networks;
    discourse and narrative and of course the globalisation effects on
    entrepreneurship. Papers that inform or challenge our existing knowledge of
    these aspects are particularly welcome.



    The conference will be held at Aberdeen Business School, The Robert Gordon
    University, on the 13th, 14th and 15th of September 2007 and the format will
    be an informal presentation and discussion of the papers. We hope that the
    conference will produce new informed ways of appreciating enterprise culture
    at an international level.



    Keynote speakers: Alain Fayolle, EM Lyon



    A full social programme is an integrated part of the conference where we
    will have a chance to enjoy Scottish hospitality in convivial surroundings.



    We have secured a special edition of the International Journal of
    Entrepreneurship and Innovation and selected papers will be published here.
    If we have a sufficient number of interesting papers we may also be able to
    secure an additional and different journal issue. We are also in
    negotiations with a prestigious publisher, Edward Elgar, about the
    possibility of an edited book based on the conference.



    We will shortly be setting up a website with full details of the conference,
    but meantime please send any enquiries to Professor Alistair R Anderson,
    a.r.anderson@rgu.ac.uk, or cervepas@univ-paris3.fr



    Deadline for submission of proposals: 15 April, 2007



    500 word proposals (written in English) should be sent electronically before
    the above date to both a.r.anderson@rgu.ac.uk and cervepas@univ-paris3.fr.
    Please attach a short biography.



    Organizing committee: Alistair R. Anderson, Martine Azuelos, Catherine
    Coron, Jacques-Henri Coste, Heather Fulford, Ben Offerlé, Marzena
    Starnawska.





    Sites

    Charles P. Skene Centre for Entrepreneurship:

    http://www.rgu.ac.uk/abs/centres/page.cfm?pge=5256



    Cervepas

    http://cervepas.univ-paris3.fr

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