Call for Papers: ENTREPRENEURSHIP, ENTREPRENEURS, ENTERPRISES, vol.40 (2022)

ENTREPRENEURSHIP, regardless of whether it is treated as a characteristic of active and innovative individuals and institutions, or a process aimed at the market and commercial use of an innovative idea, has been one of the most important factors causing economic changes and contributing to the “wealth and poverty of nations” since the dawn of time. ENTREPRENEURSHIP is therefore an important subject of research by economists, economic historians, sociologists, social psychologists and cultural anthropologists. Its role is not diminishing in spite of rapidly changing technical, economic, social, cultural and political conditions. Also nowadays ENTREPRENEURSHIP, both individually and institutionally, remains one of the main factors responsible for the creation of new products, organizational solutions and markets. ENTREPRENEURSHIP is one of the engines of economic development.

Research on entrepreneurship deserves to be continued for both cognitive and practical reasons. Knowledge of the various manifestations of entrepreneurship and its determinants, both in relation to successful and unsuccessful undertakings, may become the basis for explaining the mechanisms of the economy and training managerial staff.

 

The broadly understood ENTREPRENEURSHIP is the subject of the next 40 volume of the journal Studia Historiae Oeconimicae (Overview - Studia Historiae Oeconomicae (amu.edu.pl)).

Proposed issues:

  • entrepreneurship versus economic development and growth,
  • entrepreneurship as a social trait,
  • entrepreneurship in a historical perspective,
  • individual and institutional entrepreneurship,
  • economic policy and entrepreneurship,
  • entrepreneurship in economic theory and practice,
  • entrepreneurship and its economic, social and cultural conditions and effects,
  • entrepreneurs and their role in the economy,
  • enterprises as the basic form of running a business,
  • economic migrations as a manifestation of entrepreneurship,
  • determinants of entrepreneurship of various social groups.

 

Volume 38 of the Studia Historiae Oeconomicae for 2020 will be published online on  SCIENDO/DeGruyter website (Studia Historiae Oeconomicae (sciendo.com) and in conventional form.

SHO is on the MEiN list of scored journals and offers 20 points for an article.

SHO is published in English.

Contact: Tadeusz Janicki wyki@amu.edu.pl ; Lucyna Błażejczyk-Majka majkal@amu.edu.pl

 

 

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