Rethinking entrepreneurship: roots and dreams

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  • Dates: June 3 to 5, 2019
  • Hours: 12:00 a.m. - 12:00 a.m.
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Montpellier Management Institute – Espace Richter – Rue Vendémiaire, 34000 Montpellier.

11th Congress of the Academy of Entrepreneurship and Innovation

From entrepreneurial emergence to business takeover, via intrapreneurship and scalability, entrepreneurial activity is everywhere and encompasses disciplines such as marketing, strategy, and finance. Long mistakenly confined to business creation, entrepreneurship has become a societal cause. While start-ups, scale-ups, and unicorns inspire dreams, what about lifestyle entrepreneurs, tribal entrepreneurs, agricultural entrepreneurs, user entrepreneurs, hyper-connected intrapreneurs, and so on?
Doesn't this diversity of entrepreneurial forms call for a rethinking of entrepreneurship, strengthening its theoretical roots to better ensure its development and open up new perspectives?

Revisiting entrepreneurship to better (re)think it. Discovering new fields of expression for entrepreneurial logic. Exploring new theories. Envisage new research designs. Identify new challenges to be addressed and new players to be involved. Develop links with other disciplines that enable a better understanding of entrepreneurship and its current developments.
This conference will therefore be an opportunity to reflect on what characterizes entrepreneurship today and the prospects for tomorrow.

Sylvie Sammut, President of the 2019 AEI Congress
Scientific Advisory Board: Jean-Marie Courrent and Frank Lasch
Steering Committee: Sophie Casanova and Annabelle Jaouen
Project and Communications Manager: Claire Riffat


Keynote speech by Robert Blackburn, Professor at Kingston University of London and Editor-in-Chief of the International Small Business Journal.


Contact: email

Calendar:

  • January 26, 2019

    Submission deadline for papers (short papers (max. 3,000 words) or long papers).
    This date applies to all tracks and calls for papers.

  • March 15, 2019

    Notification to authors by the Scientific Committee.

  • April 19, 2019

    Receipt of revised papers, short or long, in their final version.

Only authors who have paid their registration fees and are present at the conference will have their papers published on the AEI 2019 conference website.

  • May 15, 2019

    Registration closed for the Gala Dinner and Lunch on June 5

  • May 20, 2019

    Registration closed for social events selection

  • May 24, 2019

    Registration for the 2019 AEI Congress is now closed.

  • June 3-5, 2019

    Congress

The 7th edition of the Pro’créa congress will be held following the AEI, from June 5 to 7, 2019, in Montpellier and Sète, on the theme: “Should we continue? The keys to reinventing entrepreneurial support.”
More information on the website: www.procrea-lecongres.blogspot.com

Program

Award ceremony

The Sphinx will award two prizes during the conference:

  • best empirical paper award;
  • award for the best doctoral student.

These will be presented during the gala dinner (see program) by Boris Moscarola, associate director of Le Sphinx.

Registrations

Please send your requests (form submissions, questions, etc.) by email by clicking here.

Accommodations

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106 papers were presented at the 2019 AEI Congress. The papers available for download on this site have been authorized for publication by their author(s). Papers whose authors have requested that they not be published on the site are not available for download.

You can download them by clicking here.

  • ADECHIAN Soulé Akinhola, BACO Mohamed Nasser, MOUMOUNI Ismail, AKPONIKPE Irénikatché Pierre B., ADEKAMBI Souléϊmane Adéyèmi, DJENONTIN André Jonas, VIHOTOGBE-SOSSA Carole Nadia A., Competitive strategies in the marketing of perishable products: the case of traditional leaf vegetable producers in Benin
  • AIB Walid, H DESMARTEAU Robert, BREARD Raymond, Behavioral similarities between entrepreneurs and young people at risk of dropping out of school
  • ALBERT-CROMARIAS Anne, ASSELINEAU Alexandre, Entrepreneurial whims and "empty" territories
  • ALBERT-CROMARIAS Anne, ASSELINEAU Alexandre, Proximities at the origins of coopetition: the case of small winegrowers "Here begins the Loire"
  • ALEXANDRE Laurice, REDIEN-COLLOT Renaud, BARCHICHE Doria, The role of cooperation in intrapreneurship as a driver of innovation?
  • ALLARD Frédérique, BRAVO-BOUYSSY Ketty, Empowerment at the heart of teaching practices: reflections on the system of interactions
  • ARREOLA Fernanda, FAVRE-BONTE Véronique, TRAN Sébastien, Corporate Accelerators: An RBV perspective to understand how to access Strategic Factor Markets
  • BANC Constance, MESSEGHEM Karim, Discovering the concept of entrepreneurial micro-ecosystems
  • BAUWERAERTS Jonathan, COLOT Olivier, MONACO Carole, Analysis of the socio-emotional dilemma in the appointment of executives within unlisted family businesses
  • BAYART Caroline, SALEILLES Séverine, Rethinking the opportunity/necessity dichotomy with a risk management-based approach
  • BELAROUCI Matthieu, FRANCOIS Valérie, Survival of innovative start-ups and problems encountered during their first years of operation
  • BENZARI Alexandre, TORRES Olivier, KHEDHAOURIA Anis, CUCCHI Alain, The impact of technostress on burnout among small business owners.
  • BERRACHED BERBAR Wafaa, TABET AOUEL Wassila, Entrepreneurship in family businesses
  • Algerian Reality
  • BEZZON Bastien, Geographic proximity, the basis for a regional strategy to identify opportunities. The case of SPL Mecanic Vallée.
  • BEZZON Bastien, The link between mediation proximity and relational proximity: Analysis of the construction of opportunity identification networks for family businesses in the SPL Mecanic Vallée
  • BLANCHARD Grégory, ALBERT-CROMARIAS Anne, Competence in commercial negotiation:
  • What is the perception among construction workers?
  • BLUM Virginie, When entrepreneurs judge entrepreneurs: the rational entrepreneur, the ignorant entrepreneur, and the rogue entrepreneur. Entrepreneurial figures and practices in bankruptcy court
  • BOKOV Issa, ALEXANDRE Laurice, The role of the regional ecosystem in cluster development: the case of Russia
  • BORIES-AZEAU Isabelle, FORT Fatiha, NOGUERA Florence, PEYROUX Catherine, The involvement of universities in regional entrepreneurial dynamics
  • BOUBAKARY Ben, Corporate Social Responsibility: a lever for organizational change in SMEs? A literature review
  • BOUMEDJAOUD Dorian, MESSEGHEM Karim, THE INFLUENCE OF CREATIVITY ON THE ENTREPRENEURIAL VIGILANCE OF SME BUYERS
  • BOUZID Amel, BOUDEJA Karima, CHERIET Foued, BOUCHETARA Mehdi, MELLAL Ahmed, Strategic agricultural sectors and innovation dynamics in Algeria: Comparison of the potato and durum wheat sectors
  • BUGHIN Christiane, CROQUET Mélanie, VIRGO Mégan, The support relationship as perceived by caregivers: an attempt at modeling based on grounded theory
  • BUQUET Romain, BOUILLOUD Jean-Philippe, Fake it till you make it: a systemic production of renegade entrepreneurs
  • CHABAUD Didier, DACHER Nicolas, Entrepreneurial support: insights and reflections drawn from a systematic review of French-language literature
  • CHABAUD Didier, YEZZA Hedi, The impact of social capital on family succession: the mediating effect of social skills?
  • CHALUS-SAUVANNET Marie-Christine, DEMAURAS Karine, Characteristics of female business angels and their interactions with female entrepreneurs?
  • CHARLIER Patrice, Analysis of the longevity of a family business over four centuries and fourteen generations
  • CHARLIER Patrice, BAUWERAERTS Jonathan, GRATTON Pierre, A mixed approach to the IPO of family businesses
  • CHASSERIO Stéphanie, LEBEGUE Typhaine, POROLI Corine, BACHA Eliane, PAILOT Philippe, Actions and translation of policies promoting women's entrepreneurship by actors in the entrepreneurial ecosystem. Understanding through the mobilization of the neo-institutional approach.
  • CHASSERIO Stéphanie, POROLI Corine, REDIEN-COLLOT Renaud, Women entrepreneurs in high-growth contexts: toward leadership that challenges norms in entrepreneurship?
  • CHERIF Raja, SASSI Boutheina, Exploratory study of entrepreneurial students' attitudes toward spirituality: the case of Enactus entrepreneurial students.
  • CHOUCHANE Rahma, FERNET Claude, AUSTIN Stephanie, Organizational support and intrapreneurial behaviors: what about the role of self-efficacy and employees' intrapreneurial intentions?
  • CINTAS Caroline, DESPLEBIN Olivier, Anthroposophy, spirituality for alternative entrepreneurship? The case of biodynamic wine.
  • CLEMENT Loréna, Supporting female entrepreneurs in priority neighborhoods under urban policy: a necessary adaptation?
  • CLOUTIER Martin, CUEILLE Sandrine, GAMRA Miloud, RECASENS Gilles, Conceptualization of support for young technology companies through resource-oriented entrepreneurial actions
  • CONSTANTINIDIS Christina, NELSON Teresa, Succession in the family business: Tensions and levers of transformation between gender systems
  • CONTRERAS-CRUS Marcela, MESSEGHEM Karim, CATANZARO Alexis, Collective pursuit of international entrepreneurial opportunities: a conceptual model for SMEs
  • DALLAIRE Géraldine, How does the cultural entrepreneur/project pairing evolve during the entrepreneurial process?
  • DE FREYMAN Julien, CULLIERE Olivier, BOUSSAGUET Sonia, Supporting the buyer in establishing their legitimacy
  • DEBRAY Caroline, PARADAS Agnès, POLGE Marion, FOURCADE Colette, Gender diversity and performance in the building trade: comparative perspectives between tradespeople and institutional stakeholders dedicated to support
  • DELORME Donatienne, Does the Business Model approach provide insight into the process of registering a new intermediary player in an innovation ecosystem? Contributions and Limitations
  • DEPRINCE Elodie, Do digital social networks help reduce barriers related to psychological distance? The case of Belgian SMEs
  • DESCHAMPS Bérangère, LAMARQUE Thierry, The emotions of the buyer during negotiations for an external business transfer
  • DESCHAMPS Bérangère, PUTHOD Catherine, Who supports women who buy companies?
  • DJOUAK Amar, CERIANI Clarisse, Multiple agricultural activities in Nord-Pas-de-Calais: an asset or a burden?
  • DOKOU Gérard Akrikpan Kokou, Generative approach to the support needs of Generation Y entrepreneurs: between differentiated and complementary needs with Generation X and baby boomer entrepreneurs
  • EL KHOURY Michèle, JAOUEN Annabelle, SAMMUT Sylvie, Criticism of the liberated company: new paths ahead
  • EWANGO-CHATELET Aurélie, Critical reflections on comparative entrepreneurship: compare and contextualize?
  • FAVRE Cédric, THEVENARD-PUTHOD Catherine, Employee buyouts: the great forgotten topic in business transfer research?
  • FOUR Isabeau, CORBIN-CHARLAND Olivier, LAVOIE France, DESJARDINS François, Practices and challenges of taking over SMEs as non-profit organizations: exploratory analysis in the Quebec context
  • FOUR Isabeau, CORBIN-CHARLAND Olivier, LAVOIE France, MERINO Maricarmen, Ecosystems supporting social entrepreneurship in Quebec: diversity and complexity.
  • GABAY-MARIANI Laëtitia, Measuring entrepreneurial commitment: proposals for adapting Allen and Meyer's three-dimensional model to nascent entrepreneurship.
  • GAIDOS Alexandra, A performative approach to social innovation incubation practices
  • GAUTHIER Olivier, LEGLISE Laure, "Fiction" and the emergence of alternative organizations: a Deleuzian perspective
  • GAY Claudine, VIVEL Christel, The figure of the "cultural entrepreneur leader": the case of Emile Guimet
  • GENC Caroline, On the stigma of failure for behavioral entrepreneurs 
  • GOMEZ-BREYSSE Marie, Impact of societal evolutions: from classic to lifestyle entrepreneurs
  • GRAMA-VIGOUROUX Simona, SAIDI Sana, SELLAMI Mohamed, CAZABAT Gérard, Does solvency in microfinance institutions depend on gender?
  • GRATTON Pierre, The negotiation process in external transfers/takeovers: an exploratory case study.
  • HAMANI Amina, Cross-development of business models in a networked incubator: a stakeholder approach
  • HENRION Camille, Creating a dynamic of entrepreneurship in a sparsely populated area using the Start-Up de Territoire and Fabrique à Entreprendre tools
  • HERAL Mireille, MESSEGHEM Karim, CATANZARO Alexis, Supporting collaborative strategies internationally: The case of eco-SMEs
  • HORVATH Isabelle, DECHAMP Gaëlle, ARTISTIC ORGANIZATION AND PARTICIPATORY MANAGEMENT: THE CASE OF THE LES DISSONANCES ORCHESTRA
  • IBOUDER Widad, LOUITRI Abdenbi, Exploring the socialization process of the new generation of family SMEs into entrepreneurship: A Moroccan case study
  • KONRAD Elmar D., ENTREPRENEURSHIP AS THE CORE OF AN ARTS MANAGEMENT THEORY
  • LACHAPELLE Nathalie, Innovation processes among agricultural entrepreneurs: Conceptual and theoretical frameworks
  • LAMETA Nathalie, TERRAMORSI Patrice, LUISI Graziella, FABIANI Thierry, ALBERTINI Thérèse, Influence of an experiential teaching method on awareness of entrepreneurial soft skills: The case of the "Innovation Challenge"
  • LAUWERS Marion, BYRNE Janice, FAMILY, CHOICE, AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP: FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE?
  • LEBRUN Anne-Cécile, MIGNON Sophie, ROBERT Marc, The liberation of the company in the SME context: an exploratory study of the determining factors
  • LEPAGE Fanny, CHERIET Foued, Entrepreneurship, formalization of governance, and modes of growth in agriculture: Study of seven cases of large farms in Quebec
  • LOUP Stéphanie, LEYRONAS Christophe, CATTEAU Olivier, Rethinking the evaluation of business plans based on skills
  • MAALOUL MROUA Emna, COURRENT Jean-Marie, ZERIBI BENSLIMANE Olfa, CSR in Tunisia after the revolution: Contextualizing a universal concept
  • MAHE DE BOISLANDELLE Henri, ESTEVE Jean-Marie, The network involvement of intrapreneurs in SMEs: potential ignored by managers
  • MANI Yosra, LAKHAL Lassaad, The antecedents and consequences of entrepreneurial orientation within family businesses: Exploring the role of organizational culture
  • MARIN Aramis, SCHMITT Christophe, Entrepreneurial projects and life plans: support called into question
  • MAUS Amandine, SAMMUT Sylvie, A collective approach to dynamic capabilities. The case of incubators
  • MAZARI Lyes, BERGER-DOUCE Sandrine, DESCHAMPS Bérangère, The determinants of the legitimacy of an external buyer of an SME
  • MEIAR Alain, VERSTRAETE Thierry, Attempt to conceptualize the notion of faux pas
  • MILIANI Vanina, TOMA Yann, CHERIF BEN MILED Hela, PRATLONG Florent, Artist-entrepreneurs: proposal for a typology
  • MORALES Adriano Barasal, HAMELIN Anaïs, PFIFFELMANN Marie, Heterogeneity among entrepreneurs: a focus on entrepreneur’s cognitive process and a research agenda
  • MOUHLI Karim, Responsibilities and ethics of the new leader in the emergence and maintenance of the post-takeover sensemaking process
  • MOYSAN Charlotte, TORRES Olivier, AUGUSTIN Bernard-Marie, Study of emotional states and their impact on health in relation to two entrepreneurial stressors: collective proceedings (bankruptcy) and work overload
  • NAKARA Walid, MESSEGHEM Karim, RAMAROSON Andry, Product and service innovation in a context of precariousness: a multi-level analysis
  • NASSIRI Farouk, LOUITRI Abdenbi, Social objectification capacity of the strategy in physical education
  • NAUDIN Annette, The significance of place in ‘becoming’ a cultural entrepreneur
  • OUKACI Moustafa, MULTIDIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS OF THE CHARACTERISTICS OF ENTREPRENEURS IN ALGERIA
  • OUZINI Meriem, MAATOUG Sonia, Coworking as a means of boosting agricultural entrepreneurship. The case of small-scale beekeepers
  • PAULUS Odile, Teaching entrepreneurs how to communicate with stakeholders
  • RENOUF Jérémie, The professional transition process from hybrid entrepreneurship to full-time entrepreneurship
  • RIVENET Nathalie, Identifying sources of entrepreneurial opportunity through participation in the mini-enterprise competition: developing entrepreneurial skills.
  • ROUAULT Frank, KHALAF Hadi, Intrapreneurship as a new way of work: an exploratory research Exploring “Work Dimensions” for Intrapreneurs
  • SARROUY-WATKINS Nathalie, MBENGUE Ababacar, Balde Cheikh LOUE Christophe, The influence of gender, age, and nationality on the aspiration to entrepreneurial role identity.
  • SATTIN Jean-François, CHABAUD Didier, Working time and work–life balance of entrepreneurs: An European perspective
  • SFEIR Soumaya, A Review of Literature on Board of Directors’ Composition in Family Firms to Study Its Impact on Succession Planning
  • ST PIERRE Josée, BERTRAND Jacques, RAZAFINDRAZAKA Tinasoa, Innovation and SMEs: Influence of territory on "ways" of innovating
  • TARILLON Caroline, ENJOLRAS Geoffroy, Start-up ratings: definition, challenges, and measurement
  • TESSIER DARGENT Christel, DESCHAMPS Bérangère, Taking over a business under duress: difficulties and opportunities
  • THEODORAKI Christina, CATANZARO ALEXIS, Extending the concept of entrepreneurial ecosystems through an international perspective
  • TIXIER Julie, NOTAIS Amélie, Re-creating gender through entrepreneurship: women from disadvantaged neighborhoods as agents of a new gender construct
  • TORRES Olivier, GUILIANI Florence, KAMEI Katsuyuki, THURIK Roy, Empirical elements of entrepreneurial salutogenesis
  • TREMBLAY Diane-Gabrielle, HUESCA DEHESA Ana Dalia, Cultural Entrepreneurship and Creativity: The Situation of Immigrant Creators in Montreal
  • VALEAU Patrick, The moderating effect of openness to change on the relationship between perceived performance decline and the intention to sell the company
  • ZAHRANE Tarik, The Relationship to Entrepreneurial Knowledge: The Sector Effect
  • ZIDANI Médine, MORICEAU Jean-Luc, Portraits of the entrepreneur as rapper