GIDSSER: GRANADA INTERNATIONAL DOCTORAL SUMMER SCHOOL IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP RESEARCH

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GIDSSER: GRANADA INTERNATIONAL DOCTORAL SUMMER SCHOOL IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP RESEARCH

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June 14-17th, 2022
	Venues Facultad de Ciencia Económicas y Empresariales, Campus de la Cartuja s/n, 18071 Carmen de la Victoria, Cuesta del Chapiz 9, 18010 Short description: This summer school aims to provide an opportunity for PhD students and researchers in entrepreneurship to expand their knowledge and understanding of entrepreneurship as a societal phenomenon. Some of these topics include social entrepreneurship, the role of context in entrepreneurship research, identity and gender in entrepreneurship, inequality and entrepreneurship, as well as sustainability and entrepreneurship. In the session dedicated to each topic, participants will have the opportunity to discuss the state of the art, commonly used methods and theories, and potential new directions for research. This summer school also offers participants the opportunity to network with colleagues and leading researchers in the field, explore new avenues of thought, learn collectively, and exchange ideas.

June 14-17th, 2022

Venues

Facultad de Ciencia Económicas y Empresariales, Campus de la Cartuja s/n, 18071

Carmen de la Victoria, Cuesta del Chapiz 9, 18010

Short description:

This summer school aims to provide an opportunity for PhD students and researchers in entrepreneurship to expand their knowledge and understanding of entrepreneurship as a societal phenomenon. Some of these topics include social entrepreneurship, the role of context in entrepreneurship research, identity and gender in entrepreneurship, inequality and entrepreneurship, as well as sustainability and entrepreneurship.
In the session dedicated to each topic, participants will have the opportunity to discuss the state of the art, commonly used methods and theories, and potential new directions for research. This summer school also offers participants the opportunity to network with colleagues and leading researchers in the field, explore new avenues of thought, learn collectively, and exchange ideas.

Application deadline

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20th March

The summer school will receive a total of 35 students.

Registration fees

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For PhD students: 190 €

For researchers: 350 €

This price includes attendance fees, teaching material and attendance to all the social events included in the program.

To register, go to www.gicer.es and fill in the application form. You will receive the communication of acceptance by 8th of April. Once you receive the confirmation email, you have to complete the registration in two steps:

1. Please make a bank transfer with the following details:
Amount: 190 € (PhD Student) / 350 € (Researcher)
Indicate: “GIDSSER, name, surname and passport/ID”
Bank: CAIXABANK
Bank account holder: ESCUELA INTERNACIONAL DE POSGRADO
IBAN: ES54 2100 4224 3013 0081 0784
BIC: CAIXESBBXXX

2. Send an e-mail with the bank transfer receipt to: smohand@ugr.es
For PhD Students: Please also include certificate of enrolment in an official PhD programme or link to your profile in your institution directory, etc.

The registration process will be completed ONLY once we receive the bank transfer and the information requested.

Speakers

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Ted Baker, Rutgers University, US

Ted Baker holds the George F. Farris Chair in Entrepreneurship and is director of the Rutgers Advanced Institute for the Study of Entrepreneurship and Development (RAISED) at Rutgers University. He is also Honorary Professor at the University of Cape Town and Senior Fellow of the Bertha Centre for Social Innovation & Entrepreneurship, and also Fellow & Founding Member of the IfM (Institut für Mittelstandsforschung) Research Fellows Network, Bonn, Germany. Ted spent much of the first half of his adult life building a variety of technology-rich entrepreneurial ventures. His research explores entrepreneurship under resource constraints and adversity, focusing on sources and patterns of resourceful behavior. His current work on Founder Identity Theory (FIT) extends this by drawing on the social psychology of identity to explore the processes through which entrepreneurship sometimes allows people to pursue their goals and become who they want to be despite common problems of resource constraint and adversity. His work has been published in leading outlets, for example, Administrative Science Quarterly, Academy of Management Journal, Journal of Business Venturing and Entrepreneurship Theory & Practice.

Miruna Radu-Lefebvre, Audencia Business School, France

Miruna Radu-Lefebvre is a Professor of Entrepreneurship and the Editor-in-chief of Entrepreneurship & Regional Development. She is the holder of the Chair Family Entrepreneurship and Society at Audencia Business School, France and Board member of the STEP Project (Successful Transgenerational Entrepreneurship Practices). Her main research interest is the social construction of entrepreneurs and successors, exploring and theorizing the interplay of identities, emotions, social representations and gender in entrepreneurial discourse and practices. Her research has been published in Entrepreneurship Theory & Practice, Organization Studies, International Small Business Journal, Journal of Small Business Management, Technovation, Entrepreneurship & Regional Development, and International Journal of Entrepreneurial Behavior and Research, among others.

Matthew Grimes, Cambridge University, UK

Matthew Grimes's research examines how individuals and organizations create, introduce, and sustain positive social change by way of entrepreneurship. To this end he studies both the contextual factors (e.g. regional and institutional differences) that enable innovation and social change as well as the individual factors (e.g. demographic and identity differences) that motivate and sustain individuals' commitment to such change. He studies these factors primarily in contexts such as social entrepreneurship and business incubators/accelerators, where attempts to create, introduce, and sustain social change and innovation are particularly important and challenging. Matthew currently serves on the editorial review boards of Administrative Science Quarterly, Academy of Management Journal, Academy of Management Review, Journal of Business Venturing and Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal.

Claire Leitch, Lancaster University, UK

My greatest leadership strengths are my high degree of emotional intelligence, my ability to challenge and influence at all levels, to work in partnership and obtain consensus from different stakeholders, vital for implementing policy in a complex regulatory environment. I have a research reputation of international standing and recognition in gender, leadership and learning in entrepreneurial contexts. The reach and impact of my research is significant in advancing scholarship and influencing organisational and national policy. In particular, I concentrate on the development, enhancement and growth of entrepreneurial leaders, and their businesses, taking into consideration the role social context plays. Currently I am leading a major EU project addressing gender inequality in management schools, which is shaping national and international EDI agendas. Within academia I have held many leadership positions and at the moment I am Interim Dean of Lancaster University Management School, Lancaster University, UK.

Jeffrey York, University of Colorado Boulder, US

Jeffrey G. York is an Associate Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship, Research Director for the Deming Center for Entrepreneurship, and Faculty Director for Masters Certificate Programs at the University of Colorado, Boulder. He received his PhD from the Darden School of Business at the University of Virginia. Professor York's teaching and research are focused on how and why entrepreneurs create new products, services, and industries that reduce environmental degradation. He teaches classes in business planning, entrepreneurial thinking, and environmental ventures at the undergraduate, MBA and PhD levels. Professor York has published research in journals such as the Academy of Management Journal, Academy of Management Review, Journal of Business Venturing, Organization Science, and Strategic Management Journal. He serves as a Field Editor for the Journal of Business Venturing and on the editorial boards of the Academy of Management Journal, Entrepreneurship Theory & Practice, and Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal.

Social programme

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The Summer School will organize various cultural activities (guided visit through the Albayzín quarter, Spanish wine tasting and a cocktail in the beautiful gardens of Carmen de la Victoria).