This seminar helps early stage PhD candidates design their research project. In particular, participants will: - acknowledge process, philosophical, and methodological ambiguities in their research; - understand the interplay between theory, method, data, rhetoric, and authorship in their...

The workshop of the CEPR research areas Entrepreneurship (ENT) and Incentives, Management and Organization (IMO) aims to bring together researchers concerned with topics from entrepreneurship and the analysis of (incentive) structures in companies and public organizations. Topics range from...

The PhD workshop at NFF 2022 (dates 22-23 August, 2022) provides a number of PhD students with a forum for presenting their research and getting feedback from fellow PhD students and experienced researchers in the field. The workshop is open to doctoral students within all fields of business...

Entrepreneurship is making a dramatic comeback in economics and management as a wellspring of industrial dynamism, innovation, and wealth creation. Despite early contributions by scholars such as Joseph Schumpeter, Frank Knight, or William Baumol, entrepreneurship has only recently surfaced as a...

The 8th ENTERYNG Workshop “ENTreprenEurship Research workshop for YouNG scholars” (formerly known as AEM-TIM workshop and DREAMT-CYFE workshop) is an opportunity for PhD students, post-docs, and early-career scholars to present their research and discuss it in an international and...

This course will focus on issues that are often left out of methodology courses and training, notably: What are the different views on the theoretical contribution that a case study can make, and what lies behind these differences? As researchers, how can we theorize from case studies? How do...

You’ll gain all the benefits of networking, listening to renowned speakers about interesting topics, and getting your work-in-progress research reviewed by experts while you are in your comfortable space.

This seminar helps early stage PhD candidates design their research project. In particular, participants will: - acknowledge process, philosophical, and methodological ambiguities in their research; - understand the interplay between theory, method, data, rhetoric, and authorship in their...

The Winter School develops the leadership capability of senior managers on the core theme of managing changes in strategy and policy. The case material focusses on internationalisation strategy and policy choices and approaches, and their implications for professional services across faculties,...

Incentives, Management and Organization (IMO) covers areas such as organizational economics, personnel economics, management and productivity, incentives and contracts, bounded rationality, and behavioral economics. Economics of Entrepreneurship (ENT) covers the interaction between...