Research Seminar Series
Research Seminar Series – A Practice of Creating Blended Value in International Entrepreneurship
Presentation 1: Dr Bejan Analoui (University of Huddersfield) “They see it as their last chance”: An examination of a NEET Youth Enterprise Initiative This presentation provides tentative findings from an on-going case study of a Youth Enterprise Initiative (YEI). The YEI is funded by multiple agencies and aims to help those who are aged sixteen…
Research Seminar Series – The Importance of Relational Competency in Businesses Owned by Married or Cohabiting Couples
This paper explores the dynamic of intimacy and relational connection that underpins married or cohabiting couples (copreneurs) who have started a business.
Research Seminar Series – Managing volunteer workers in a regional SME: HRM unsung and unheard
The seminar will be discussing the applicability of HRM frameworks developed mainly in large / private sector organisations and their relevance to small and medium-sized NPOs (non-profit organisation).
Research Seminar Series – Qualitative Shadowing: Chasing Pavements or Advancing Research Methods in Entrepreneurial Learning?
The paper critically evaluates the value of utilising qualitative shadowing to investigate entrepreneurial learning.
Dealing with Institutional Deficiencies: How Entrepreneurial Families Support Each Other in Navigating Institutional Challenges
Presenters: Mariana Estrada-Robles (University of Leeds) Dr Nick Williams (University of Leeds)