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Innovación y crecimiento económico: Factores que estimulan la innovación

2012

[ES] El objetivo de este artículo es analizar el papel que desempeñan las innovaciones en la actividad económica. En este sentido, se muestra la relación que existe entre innovaciones y crecimiento económico, como objetivo esencial actual de la política económica para reducir el desempleo y aumentar el bienestar social. Para llevar a cabo este análisis nos basamos en el modelo de Schumpeter, en el que el empresario-emprendedor y el clima social desempeñan un papel relevante en el proceso. El análisis empírico estima una ecuación de innovaciones para el caso de 11 países desarrollados, mostrando que el clima social, representado por la formación y la distribución de la renta, y la política m…

Organizational Behavior and Human Resource ManagementEntrepreneurshippolítica monetariaStrategy and Managementmedia_common.quotation_subjectEconomics Econometrics and Finance (miscellaneous)Money supplyO40monetary policySocial Welfarecrecimiento económicoSchumpeterentrepreneurshipjel:O40Carry (investment)Income distributioninnovación crecimiento económico Schumpeter emprendedores política monetaria innovation economic growth Schumpeter entrepreneurship monetary policyBusiness and International Managementmedia_commonMarketingO31innovaciónECONOMICSWelfare economicsORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR AND HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENTMonetary policyBUSINESS AND INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENTECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE AND GROWTHemprendedoreseconomic growthinnovationjel:O31GeographyEconomyIndustrial relationsUnemploymentBusiness Management and Accounting (miscellaneous)INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS AND LABORFinanceSTRATEGY AND MANAGEMENT
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The Contexts Where Social Ventures Develop

2021

This chapter starts from the idea that definitions are crucial to understanding diverse phenomenology. This importance is a basic factor of social entrepreneurship. Defining social entrepreneurship will allow the academia to measure the magnitude of the phenomenon. Through two studies that link the phenomenon of social entrepreneurship with post-materialistic values, it can be concluded that social ventures emerge in certain contexts. Finally, the chapter ends with the thought that although social ventures are a form of organization that may or may not emerge, their values are necessary for current ventures.

Phenomenology (philosophy)Post-materialismPhenomenonSocial entrepreneurshipSociologyEpistemology
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Échecs des politiques d’octrois de crédits : vers une autre alternative pour l’entrepreneuriat féminin au Sénégal

2022

Politiques entrepreneurialesEntrepreneuriat féminin[SHS.GESTION] Humanities and Social Sciences/Business administration
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The Lineup of Social Entrepreneurship

2021

As an introductory chapter to the second section, this chapter describes the sequence of the social entrepreneurship analysis followed from the macro perspective. As a chronology, the construction of social ventures begins with a social problem or an unjust social equilibrium. At this point, an individual tries to change the unjust situation through a disruptive idea. The big challenge for that individual arises because, as in any equilibrium situation, institutional forces make difficult the shift from one situation to another. One of the main issues linked to the institutional forces is legitimacy, which can be seen to a certain extent as conflicts of interest. Finally, social ventures an…

Post-materialismSection (archaeology)Political sciencePerspective (graphical)Social entrepreneurshipPositive economicsMacroSocial issuesLegitimacy
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Smart city initiatives, public real estate strategic management and new venture creation.

2015

During the last decade, academics have been involved in an interesting debate around the development of the so called Smart City Initiatives. In the prevailing mind-set, the success of the aforementioned initiatives has been based on pillars like ICT infrastructures, human capital, mobility, environment etc. This chapter focuses on the role played by public property assets within the framework of the Smart City initiatives, with a specific focus on those programs that aim to stimulate the creation of entrepreneurial ecosystem. More in detail, the research provides a theoretical and analytical scheme helping policy makers opt for the most suitable choices relating to the public property port…

Public Property Valorization Smart City Initiatives Entrepreneurship Local Governments Public Real Estate Management.EntrepreneurshipLocal GovernmentsPublic Real Estate ManagementSmart City InitiativesPublic Property ValorizationPublic Property Valorization Smart City Initiatives Entrepreneurship Local Governments Public Real Estate Management
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Identifying Social Entrepreneurial Behaviour in Farmers participation in Alternative Food Network

2016

The concept of social entrepreneurship is growing rapidly and attracting increased attention from research institutions and business schools around the world to understand how these satisfy the needs of communities, those private and public institutions are not adequately addressing. Social entrepreneurship, identified as activity with a social objective, was used in this study as a conceptual tool to empirically examine farmer’s participation in AFNs. Using a behavioural approach, we conducted a survey in Sicily, Italy, using a questionnaire with modified items from the Edinburgh Study of Decision Making on Farms. From the results emerges that around 64% of the farmers participating in AFN…

Settore AGR/01 - Economia Ed Estimo RuraleAlternative supply chain Local food Entrepreneurship.
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Women of wine in Sicily: analysis of their role, motivation and work

2012

Recent surveys on female employment show that, in Italy, the number of Women Entrepreneurs has constantly increased. This work aims to study the "Women of Wine" in Sicily, those entrepreneurs or managers who hold leadership and decision-making roles within the wineries, focusing on age, qualification, type of activity, motivations that led to undertake the task, difficulties encountered, and also on changes made by women in the firm. By calculating the coefficient of contingency we intended to measure the association between some factors of development of women-run wineries in Sicily, namely between professional characteristics of women managers deemed most important for this investigation,…

Settore AGR/01 - Economia Ed Estimo Ruralewomen entrepreneurs wine contingency coefficient
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Parte III Capitolo V I fattori della produzione agricola

2023

This chapter deals with the issues relating to the relationship between landowners and agricultural entrepreneurs and the regulation of these relationships.

Settore IUS/03 - Diritto Agrarioagricultural entrepreneursland ownership
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Il delitto di "caporalato" tra diritti minimi della persona e tutela del mercato del lavoro

2020

Il contributo analizza il reato di intermediazione illecita e sfruttamento lavorativo, offrendo un’analisi comparata con il sistema repressivo tedesco. Lo studio si sofferma, in particolare, sui limiti di legittimazione del diritto penale nella punizione dei fatti di “caporalato”, nel tentativo di scongiurare che l’intervento repressivo nelle dinamiche economiche e contrattuali, di natura sinallagmatica, possa assumere una portata tale da porsi in contrasto con il canone della sussidiarietà. A tal fine, si suggerisce una prospettiva ermeneutica che incentri il disvalore penale del reato di cui all’art. 603-bis c.p. sulla lesione dei diritti fondamentali del lavoratore – riconducibili agli a…

Settore IUS/17 - Diritto PenaleThe paper analyses the offence of unlawful work intermediation and exploitation offering a comparative analysis with the German punitive system. The study focuses in particular on the limits of legitimacy of criminal law in the punishment of gangmaster acts in the attempt to avoid that the punitive intervention in economic and contractual dynamics of a mutual nature could be so intrusive to be in contrast with the principle of subsidiarity. To this end the author suggests an interpretative perspective that centres the penal disvalue of the offence under article 603-bis of the criminal code on the harm to fundamental workers’ rights – as linked to articles 4 35 and 36 of the Italian Constitutions – which work as a limit to entrepreneurial freedom. To be sure the indexes of exploitation listed by the criminalising norm seem to echo those fundamental human rights attributed to a person as a worker: those very same rights that – when harmed in their minimal and therefore intangible dimension – legitimise the intervention of the ius terribile. The article also stresses the protection of the job market: in this sense the offence – even if situated within the Kernstrafrecht – represents a new paradigm of the institutional response within the framework of the contemporary relationships between law and economics.
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Turning a business idea into a real business through an entrepreneurial learning approach based on dynamic start-up business model simulators

2017

In this paper we argue that the use of System Dynamics modelling applied to Business Model design and representation may result in an entrepreneurial learning approach to support potential entrepreneurs in exploring and learn how a business operates and reacts according to alternative strategic choices. As such, a Dynamic Business Modelling approach provides useful insights to start-up entrepreneurs learning processes by capturing and explaining how critical Business Model elements interact to produce enduring competitive advantages over time.

Settore SECS-P/07 - Economia AziendaleBusiness ModelsStart-up Business Models System Dynamics Entrepreneurial Learning SimulationStart-upEntrepreneurial LearningSystem DynamicsSimulation
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