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Entreprendre et Innover - Call for paper - special issue n° 49
In this call, we aspire to recognize how changes in the world from #metoo to public health crises, aging demographics and major political shifts are pushing entrepreneurship to innovate and how people in the ecosystem are now responding. This exploration requires engaging with intersectionality as a gender concept, meaning how sex and gender are intimately tied with other socially and biologically conceived identity characteristics, including ethnicity, age etc. and therefore how professional and civil communities are affected differentially. Through this call, we hope to stimulate dialogue between researchers and entrepreneurs on how entrepreneurship, as a discipline and a practice, can benefit from being non-gendered and inclusive. The wide ranges of stakeholders (in education, training and coaching domains, funding bodies and specialists, institutional actors, policymakers…) that navigate within the entrepreneurial eco-system are also part of this picture and their contributions will be highly appreciated.