Bruce Teague – Top tips for PhD students
Bruce T. Teague is the Director of EWU Center for Entrepreneurship. He shared with us his top tips for PhD students.
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Nour Alrabie – Working Alone, Together: Towards Collective Entrepreneurship-as-Practice
Nour Alrabie is a PhD candidate and a temporary lecturer in Management Science at Toulouse School of Management, France. She received a B.Sc. in pharmaceutical studies from Al-Azhar University-Gaza, Palestine and a M.A. in Management at Toulouse School of Management. Her primary research interest lies on the border areas of healthcare, Management and Entrepreneurship. Her…
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Helen Eccleston – “Doing Strategy” – A practice-based study of micro-activities and practices in SMEs
My name is Helen Eccleston and I am a second year PhD candidate at the University of Central Lancashire, working within the Lancashire School of Business and Enterprise. I am currently engaged in an application of social practice theory to strategic doings, by investigating the relationship between practice and strategizing, to build a better understanding…
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Wenderson De Lima – Legitimacy Building and Entrepreneurial Consecration: Understanding How Social Entrepreneurs Interact with Local Actors in the Kenyan Urban Informal Settlement, Kibera
Wenderson de Lima is a fourth year doctoral researcher at the management section at the Stockholm Business School, Stockholm University. In his dissertation, Wenderson focuses on understanding how individuals enter and gain legitimacy as “social entrepreneurs” in the international humanitarian field. To gain such understanding, Wenderson draws primarily upon the theoretical lenses of Pierre Bourdieu…
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Anna Elkina – Constructing Entrepreneurial Identity though Entrepreneurial Experience: autoethnographic research
Anna Elkina is a Doctoral Candidate at the University of Turku (Finland). She holds specialist degree from St.-Petersburg State University and Candidate of Science degree in economics from Volgograd State University (both in Russia) and has 10 years’ experience of teaching economic theory. In her doctoral study, Anna examines the process of constructing entrepreneurial identity…
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Ali Ghods – Exploring legitimacy in entrepreneurship
Ali is a Ph.D. candidate at the CERGAM, the University of Aix-Marseille in France. He also has a master’s degree in management of innovation and information systems from the same university and bachelor of management engineering from Iran. His studies undertake an experimental approach to understand social judgment in the entrepreneurship domain. In detail, he…
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Mikhail Kosmynin – Doing Good by Playing Well with Others: Insights into Collaborative Practices between Social Entrepreneurial Ventures and the Public Sector in the Norwegian Context
Mikhail Kosmynin: ‘Doing Good by Playing Well with Others: Insights into Collaborative Practices between Social Entrepreneurial Ventures and the Public Sector in the Norwegian Context’ Mikhail is a first-year PhD fellow under Leadership and Innovation research group at Nord University, Norway and a member of NORSI – Norwegian Research School in Innovation. In his research…
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Amanda Haarman – Rethinking development contributions: African returnees’ entrepreneurship approaches
Amanda is a PhD candidate at the Danish Institute for International Studies (DIIS) and Copenhagen Business School (CBS) where her research examines the intersection of migration, entrepreneurship, and development in the context of growing African economies. Her doctoral research – funded by the Independent Research Fund Denmark (DFF) – explores alternative approaches to development through…
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Pathiranage Padmali Manesha Peiris – Exploring women’s practice of entrepreneurship: A case of Sri Lanka
Manesha is a Doctoral researcher at Queen Mary University of London and currently holds degrees of Business Information Technology (BSc) from Staffordshire University and Technology Management (MSc) from Staffordshire University. Her current research takes an intersectional approach to theorizing Entrepreneurship as a practice and focus on women entrepreneurs in Sri Lanka. Her doctoral research examines…
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Saison 1 – Episode 9 – Hubert de Boisredon – Armor
Hubert de Boisredon est devenu entrepreneur au Chili au lendemain de l’obtention de son diplôme à HEC. Il est aujourd’hui CEO d’une ETI française, Armor. Il a reçu plusieurs prix d’entrepreneuriat et a été récemment sélectionné parmi les “100 entrepreneurs qui changent la France”. Au Chili, il crée Contigo, une des premières banques de…
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