Entrepreneurship

figures and on types of the entrepreneurship from a historical and dynamic perspective. Thus, the oppositions and contradictions of the theories do not occult the role of the entrepreneur into economy. The entrepreneurial spirit and the economic circumstances require actors which innovate and take risks in renewed way. The entrepreneur remains a principal animator of social and economic spheres in a new context of globalization. Keywords : Entrepreneur ; Entrepreneurship ; Entrepreneur Figures ;

orientations of senior management in this new breed of internationally active firms. In contrast to an incremental approach, the authors offer a theoretical explanation that integrates the network perspective and resource-based view with international entrepreneurship. Their exploration of the managerial mind-set of these smaller bornglobal firms leads to the identification of four states of commitment to accelerated internationalization by top management. Delineating these states should assist managers in

Lyon Professeur visiteur Solvay Business School, Bruxelles (Belgique) Chercheur au CERAG (Centre d’Etudes et de Recherches Appliquées à la Gestion), Université Pierre Mendès France, Grenoble (France) es notions très voisines de « corporate entrepreneurship » et d’« intrapreneuriat » ne sont pas nouvelles. Les travaux de Burgelman (1983 et 1984) et de Pinchot (1985) nous le rappellent et constituent à la fois des points de départ et des repères dans une littérature qui s’étoffe de jour en jour.

précoce ................................................................................................................................24 1. L'exploration du phénomène de International New Ventures et un nouveau champ de recherche – International Entrepreneurship...................................................................................25 1.1. Les International New Ventures – l'émergence d'une nouvelle façon de s'internationaliser ..............................................................

F., Carland, J.A.C. (1988) " Who Is an Entrepreneur? Is the Question Worth Asking? ", American Journal of Small Business, Spring : 33-39. Cole, A.H. (1942) Entrepreneurship as an Area of Research. The Task of Economic History. Supplement to Journal of Economic History, 2 : 118-126. Cole, A.H. (1946) An Approach to the Study of Entrepreneurship : A Tribute to Edwin F. Gay. The Journal of Economic History. Supplement VI. The Tasks of Economic History : 1 - 15. Reproduit dans : Aitken, H.G.J. (Ed.) (1965)

VALENE Carla EMP Student 2010 The Disney Universe: The vision of a man Course: Entrepreneurship Teacher: Disney individual assignment Almost every child in developed countries heard the name of Disney once or saw a movie. Disney created a world of fantasies in the animation industry with speaking animals and is known for providing entertainment directed to adults and

paragraphes de son livre : «First, planning activities in such enterprises often becomes bureaucratized, rigid, and costly paper-shuffling exercises divorced from actual decision process. (…) Instead of stimulating creative options, innovation, or entrepreneurship, formal planning often has become just another aspect of controllership – and another weapon in organizational politics. Second, most important strategic decisions seem to be made outside the formal planning structure, even in organizations with

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ WHAT IS ENTREPRENEURSHIP? 1 Introduction ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ What is entrepreneurship? Several fields are covered: Entrepreneurial behavior or spirit The act of creating new ventures Entrepreneurs ©Katherine Gundolf 2 Introduction ----------

conceptualization An earlier version of this paper appeared as part of the ARNOVA Occasional Paper Series as “Social Enterprise in the United States and Abroad: Learning from Our Differences,” in R. Mosher-Williams (ed.), Research on Social Entrepreneurship, ARNOVA Occasional Paper Series 1(3), 2006. J. A. Kerlin ( ) Department of Public Administration and Urban Studies, Andrew Young School of Policy Studies, Georgia State University, P.O. Box 3992, Atlanta, GA 30302-3992, USA e-mail: jkerlin@gsu

et l’unanimité pour reconnaître la difficulté de le définir. Unanimité ambivalente d’autant plus grande depuis qu’il est plus ou moins vulgarisé par une diffusion large au travers de publication telles que celle de DRUCKER, « Innovation and entrepreneurship » (1995). Ainsi, sont des stratégies entrepreneuriales pour DRUCKER (1985), celles correspondant aux phrases suivantes : « Fustest With the Mostest », «Hitting them where they ain’t », « Creative imitation : finding and occupying a market