Pages 5 to 11| Taking Action Together for the Future
| Stéphane Foliard, Sandrine Le Pontois, Rym Ibrahim, Jean Bibeau
Pages 19 to 31| Do tomorrow’s entrepreneurs want to make the world a better place?
| Pauline Brunner, Véronique Schaeffer
Pages 32 to 45| Productive Work and the Linguistic Dimension in
Entrepreneurship Education in Madagascar
| Claude Urbain Sina, Joseph Tixier
Pages 46 to 60| Mobilizing Foresight in Entrepreneurship: Approach
and Perspectives
| Feriel Marzougui, Fanny Lepage, Romain Dureau
Pages 61 to 75| Entrepreneurship in the digital age: how do student entrepreneurs
mobilise information?
| Benjamin Astier, Pauline Brunner
Pages 76 to 87| Entrepreneuring to revitalize French villages: the challenge
of solidarity
| Caroline Verzat, Ann-Charlotte Teglborg, Corentin Emery
Pages 89 to 97| How can the “permaentrepreneur” build a world for the future?
| Christian Makaya, Olivier Cateura, Sylvain Breuzard
Pages 98 to 109| Design Fiction: a creative and responsible approach to a
complex future
| Christel Tessier-Dargent, Flavien Bazenet
Pages 110 to 118| Training for Design through experiential learning to address
disability situations
| Xavier Auffret, Sihem Ben Mahmoud-Jouini, Claire Lapassat, Estelle Peyrard
Pages 119 to 128| Drawing inspiration from Descola’s anthropology to build
entrepreneurship in an interdependent world tomorrow
| Christian Makaya, Aude Larmet
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Complexity of the worlds of entrepreneurship
| Entreprendre & Innover
(2025/2 n° 65)
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Pages 1 to 4| Front matter
Pages 5 to 6| Supporting and innovating in complex situations
| Fabienne Bornard, François Gravié-Plandé
Pages 7 to 20| Navigating the “grey zones”: collaboration dynamics of start-up
support players in the region of Quebec
| Rosanna Schropp, Kerstin Kuyken
Pages 21 to 36| Sustainable entrepreneurship: when the multiplicity of supports
becomes a challenge
| Pauline Brunner, Sophie Bollinger
Pages 37 to 51| Agile Methods: an analysis by Q-Methodology
| Philippe Cohard
Pages 52 to 64| Revisiting innovation through the ecosystem approach: the case of a
responsible deeptech
| Rani Dang, Florent Genoux, Ulrike Mayrhofer
Pages 65 to 80| The impact of generative AI on market exploration processes in
innovation management
| Déborah Lejuste
Pages 81 to 90| Measurement tool of AI-receptivity for SME managers
| Laurent Le Feuvre
Pages 91 to 103| The business model of biogaz production
| Roland Condor, Sébastien Bourdin, Christine Fournès, Luc Tessier
Pages 104 to 113| Entrepreneurial support: what if some implementation methods
conflict with the principles of the profession efficiency?
| Abdelkader Bousnane
Pages 114 to 120| Amarok e-Santé : A digital solution for preventing burnout for
Entrepreneurs
| Olivier Torrès, Mathieu Le Moal, Stéphanie Bugaut-Heichelbech, Jean-Marie Estève
Pages 121 to 126| Robustness, a new paradigm to face contemporary issues?
| Yann Papastratis
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Legal entrepreneurship in the age of digital and AI
| Entreprendre & Innover
(2025/1 n° 64)
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Pages 5 to 10| Daring legal entrepreneurship in the age of digital transformation
| Karim Messeghem, Rachid Rhattat
Pages 11 to 23| Exploring the Ile-de-France legal entrepreneurial sub-ecosystem: a
journey into unknown territory
| Rachid Rhattat, Karim Messeghem, Jihène Cherbib
Pages 24 to 33| The integration of generative AI: what impact for lawyers?
| Isabelle Beyneix, Arnaud Rovinski
Pages 34 to 45| Seizing the biodigital opportunity: when legal gaps become
innovation levers
| Marie-Nathalie Jauffret, Frédéric Aubrun, Marcus Galdia
Pages 46 to 56| Deciphering the entrepreneurial intentions of lawyers. Why do they
create LegalTechs?
| Quentin Lefebvre, Pauline Riera
Pages 57 to 67| Supporting innovative entrepreneurial lawyers in legaltech: a
practice-based perspective
| Rachid Rhattat, Mathieu Bui, Pierre-Xavier Chomiac de Sas
Pages 68 to 74| Rethinking the practice of law: when Legal Design, Legaltech and
generative AI converge
| Sihem Ayadi, Thomas Saint-Aubin
Pages 75 to 79| The LegalOps function: what if Law became a catalyst for
intrapreneurial innovation?
| Patrice Schoch
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Resolving tensions in uncertain contexts
| Entreprendre & Innover
(2024/4 No 63)
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Pages 1 to 4| Front matter
Pages 5 to 8| Dealing with Paradoxical Injunctions: What Solutions Do
Entrepreneurs Find?
| Fabienne Bornard, François Acquatella
Pages 13 to 23| Entrepreneurs in the Cultural and Creative Industries: which
effectual profile?
| Mélanie Davignon, Marie Da Fonseca, Fabienne Villesèque-Dubus
Pages 24 to 37| Managing the legal tensions related to the artist’s multi-activity:
between eviction and DIY
| Sandrine Emin, Nathalie Schieb-Bienfait, Inès Tisseyre
Pages 38 to 44| Artist and entrepreneur for the planet—Instituto Terra: drawing
inspiration from Sebastião and Lélia Salgado to become entrepreneur
today
| Christian Makaya, Caroline Verzat, Amélie Jacquemin
Pages 45 to 54| Providing better support for farmers setting up in business: a
proposed typology of applicants outside the family framework
| Dominique Lataste
Pages 55 to 66| Study of Business and Employment Cooperatives based on
organizational paradoxes and their management
| Maxime Gravez, Laurent Botti, Marie Da Fonseca
Pages 67 to 74| Using a board game to raise awareness and stimulate entrepreneurial
learning
| Aude Ducroquet
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Deconstructing and revisiting entrepreneurial support—critical
approaches to entrepreneurship
| Entreprendre & Innover
(2024/3 n° 62)
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Pages 1 to 4| Front matter
Pages 5 to 8| Placing care and hospitality at the heart of entrepreneurial
support
| Xavier Lesage, Amélie Jacquemin, Olivier Germain, Michel de Blois
Pages 13 to 25| Tribune for an Ecosystemic Approach to Entrepreneurial Support
| Karim Messeghem
Pages 26 to 36| Incubation or necromancy? Let the zombie startups die
| Romain Buquet, Thomas Houy
Pages 37 to 47| Ethnic Networking of Immigrant Women Entrepreneurs: The Role of
Specialized Incubators
| Carène Tchuinou Tchouwo
Pages 48 to 67| Entrepreneurial Space and Creativity: Dynamics of Polarities
| Véronique Dethier, Anne Wallemacq, Claire Lobet-Maris
Pages 68 to 78| Raise awareness, experiment, shine, and assert yourself: draw
inspiration from OSEntreprendre’s entrepreneurial support in Quebec
| Stéphanie Eynaud, Stéphane Foliard, Éric Darveau
Pages 79 to 82| Criticism of the injunction to ‘undertake one’s own life’: an
invigorating return to the thinking of Alain Ehrenberg
| Amélie Jacquemin
Pages 83 to 91| Re-examine the notion of hospitality in support systems and
practices
| Xavier Lesage, Marie Coirié
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Philippe Albert, an academic entrepreneur and a pioneer of
entrepreneurship in France
| Entreprendre & Innover
(2024/HS61 Special Issue)
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Pages 5 to 10| Philippe Albert, an academic entrepreneur and a pioneer of
entrepreneurship in France
| Alain Fayolle, Stéphane Marion, Catherine Léger-Jarniou
Pages 17 to 22| Pépinières d’entreprises: an initial diagnosis
| Philippe Albert
Pages 23 to 39| The creation of high-tech companies
| Philippe Albert, Philippe Mougenot
Pages 40 to 59| The evolution of business start-up support systems
| Philippe Albert, Alain Fayolle, Stéphane Marion
Pages 60 to 63| The wave of start-ups and students
| Catherine Léger-Jarniou, Alain Fayolle, Stéphane Marion, Philippe Albert
Pages 64 to 68| Are incubators at the service of entrepreneurs?
| Philippe Albert
Pages 69 to 76| High-tech, the great illusion of decision-makers
| Philippe Albert
Pages 77 to 86| Towards an entrepreneurial revolution in France?
| Philippe Albert, Etienne Krieger
Pages 87 to 89| Changing times: from carefree democracy to the war of civilization
| Philippe Albert
Pages 90 to 98| How can an innovative “Freirian” entrepreneurial education device
foster responsible entrepreneurship among students?
| Christel Tessier
Pages 99 to 106| Testimonials
| Yves Réale, Bruno Dufour, Stéphane Marion, Alain Fayolle, Michel Bernasconi, Catherine Léger-Jarniou
Pages 107 to 111| Appendix 1
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The relationship between startups and large companies: critical
assessment and outlook
| Entreprendre & Innover
(2024/3 No 60)
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Pages 5 to 9| Putting the relationship between startups and large companies on
the entrepreneurship research agenda
| Virginie Corvellec, Valérie Fernandez, Thomas Houy, Frédéric Olive
Pages 14 to 24| Fintechs – large financial institutions: drivers for successful
collaboration to nurture innovation
| Majdi Ben Selma, Alexie Labouze-Nasica, Hela Chebbi
Pages 25 to 37| How can a large company manage internal information asymmetry when
working with start-ups?
| Ugo Rabenjamina, François Acquatella, Raphaël Guillet
Pages 38 to 50| A win-win downsizing spin-off? Understanding the anchors of the
feeling of success
| Brunna Lellis Alcantara, Inès Gabarret
Pages 51 to 63| The corporate, missing link of the academic incubator’s support and
deeptech firms’ legitimacy
| Bénédicte Aldebert, Rani Jeanne Dang, Amandine Maus
Pages 64 to 74| Developing strategic capabilities for startup – large firm
collaborative innovation
| Clarice Bertin
Pages 75 to 87| How Corporate Venture Capitalists (CVC) enhance strategic
ambidexterity in large companies
| Marc Revol, Thomas Houy, Valérie Fernandez, Frédéric Olive
Pages 88 to 94| Miss Mandarine Collection, to develop the intrapreneurial skills of
employees in large organisations
| Virginie Corvellec
Pages 95 to 98| From ‘The Tigers of Money’ and ‘Shark Tank’ to ‘Qui veut être mon
associé ?’ the image of the entrepreneur travels
| Marianne Longatte
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Territory entrepreneurship: acting for sustainable local
development
| Entreprendre & Innover
(2024/1 No 58-59)
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Pages 5 to 14| Territory entrepreneurship: building local action to respond to
challenges
| Didier Chabaud, Florent Pratlong, Sylvain Baudet
Pages 15 to 26| Developing entrepreneurial dynamic for the territory
| Romain Lesage, François Geoffroy
Pages 27 to 38| From integration to territory enterprise: the case of the Archer
Group
| Romain Slitine
Pages 39 to 51| Balancing Experimentation and experience: Insights from the
Zero Long-Term Unemployment Territories Project
| Laurent Grandguillaume, Patrice Terramorsi
Pages 52 to 63| The governance structure of territorialized networks of
organizations, an actor of territorial entrepreneurship
| Bastien Bezzon
Pages 64 to 74| When territorial proximity is at the heart of entrepreneurial
success – The case of the Festival des Templiers
| Laurence Lemoine, Donatienne Delorme
Pages 75 to 90| Hybrid local incubator’s governance for entrepreneurial territories
| Fatiha Fort, Isabelle Bories-Azeau, Florence Noguera, Catherine Peyroux
Pages 91 to 101| “Territory Start-up” in Lons-le-Saunier: the impact and limits of a
collaborative entrepreneurial event
| Camille Henrion
Pages 102 to 118| Participatory finance as an indicator of social capital in
territories: the spatial analysis of efferve’sens
| Thibault Cuénoud, Rey Đặng, L’Hocine Houanti, Jean-Michel Sahut
Pages 119 to 131| Projects selection practices in the preincubation ecosystem
| André Nana, Éric Michaël Laviolette, Christina Theodoraki
Pages 132 to 145| Thinking outside the box… what are the solutions for Guadeloupe’s
entrepreneurs in the face of constraints?
| Débora Allam-Firley
Pages 146 to 153| Building territory entrepreneurship with local authorities
| Didier Chabaud, Didier Nobile
Pages 154 to 164| How to build territory entrepreneurship? Feedback from a engaged
actor
| Didier Chabaud, Romain Slitine, Michel Nicolas
Pages 165 to 172| A collective approach to territory entrepreneurship: an answer to
Vertigo?
| Didier Chabaud, Florent Pratlong
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Exploring some of the little-known realities of entrepreneurship
| Entreprendre & Innover
(2023/4 No 57)
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Pages 5 to 7| All aboard for an exploratory journey!
| Fabienne Bornard
Pages 8 to 21| Workers Cooperative takeover: failure and success factors
| Sandra Dubouloz, Cédric Favre, Catherine Thévenard-Puthod
Pages 22 to 32| Disruptive capacity and business model innovation: a social
restaurant facing a crisis
| Nathalie Sarrouy-Watkins, Nadia Gahlam
Pages 33 to 46| Reintroducing emotions to understand what is at stake in the
relationship between the “technophile” Business Angel and the
“technological” engineer-entrepreneur
| Karine Demauras
Pages 47 to 59| Study of a case of collective entrepreneurship, the Chanvre
des Landes association: difficulties, failures and successes
in the gradual construction of local relationships around a
territory
| Jean-Guillaume Ditter, Térence Domer-Marie
Pages 60 to 72| Technological entrepreneurship for sustainability: an
exploration of the deeptech entrepreneurial ecosystem
| Benjamin Cabanes, Cédric Denis-Rémis
Pages 73 to 81| Decoding the myth of the entrepreneurial hero
| Olivier Toutain
Pages 82 to 87| “Succeed anyway”, the saga of the Nadars,
photographers-entrepreneurs
| Xavier Lesage
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Getting to the heart of the matter: The place and statut of
emotions in the training and coaching of the entrepreneur
| Entreprendre & Innover
(2023/3 No 56)
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Pages 5 to 13| Editorial
| Laëtitia Gabay-Mariani, Sandrine Le Pontois, Maha Aly, David B. Audretsch
Pages 14 to 26| Dissonance, to support the sensitive trajectory of conviction
entrepreneurs
| Cafui d’Almeida-Julien, Valérie-Inès de La Ville
Pages 27 to 37| Take the Hallyu wave to better surf our emotions
| Marc Jaillot
Pages 38 to 49| Emotions at the heart of failure and employer suicide
| Charlotte Moysan, Thierno Bah
Pages 50 to 64| Problematic support situations, hermeneutic posture and the place
of emotions
| Caroline Verzat, Alain Fayolle, Nathalie Carré
Pages 65 to 78| Uncovering hidden emotions in entrepreneurial coaching
| Caroline Verzat, Fabienne Bornard, Stéphane Foliard, Sandrine Le Pontois
Pages 79 to 91| Training emotional skills for entrepreneurs: Does it work in
practice?
| Maha Aly, David B. Audretsch
Pages 92 to 100| How can an innovative “Freirian” entrepreneurial education device
foster responsible entrepreneurship among students?
| Christel Tessier-Dargent
Pages 101 to 110| Theory of the emotions is insufficient to understand what is at
stake in the world of work
| Tiphaine Liu, Marie Grenier-Pezé
Pages 111 to 118| The health of CEOs: Getting to the heart of the matter with the
AMAROK Observatory
| Sandrine Le Pontois, Olivier Torrès
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Is entrepreneurship a path to professional fulfilment for people
with disabilities?
| Entreprendre & Innover
(2023/2 No 55)
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Pages 5 to 8| Disability and Entrepreneurship: opening our minds towards the
future through new employment and innovation perspectives
| Fernanda Arreola
Pages 13 to 18| Entrepreneurship for people with disability in European
countries
| Edwige Queruel, Jérémie Renouf, David Halabisky
Pages 19 to 30| Celebrating the Upside of Down Syndrome Entrepreneurs
| Jérémie Renouf, Noreen O’Shea
Pages 31 to 39| Inclusive innovation and disability: the contribution of
social design
| Nathalie Dubost
Pages 53 to 59| Training students to inclusive innovation and
entrepreneurship: what device and what implementation?
| Estelle Peyrard, Julien Billion, Jérémie Renouf
Pages 60 to 64| Entrepreneurship can shape the future more accessible
for people with special abilities
| Jérémie Renouf
Pages 10 to 15| A new role for entrepreneurship
| Robert Charles Sheldon, Florian Lüdeke-Freund, Sophie Reboud, Xavier Lesage
Pages 16 to 26| Business with a mission: Introducing sustainability
entrepreneurship
| Robert Charles Sheldon, Florian Lüdeke-Freund
Pages 27 to 41| The responsible business model canvas: a tool for socio-ecological
transformation
| Matthias Pepin, Maripier Tremblay, Luc Audebrand
Pages 42 to 45| Using business model patterns in sustainability entrepreneurship
| Robert Charles Sheldon
Pages 46 to 57| Rethinking sustainable business models around forgotten natural
resources: lessons from the hemp textile sector
| Julia Parigot, Guillaume Carton
Pages 58 to 69| Hybrid portfolio of business models and sustainability of
multimarket companies
| Raphaël Maucuer, Alexandre Renaud
Pages 70 to 85| Sustainable entrepreneurs: How to propose a differentiation
strategy based on your venture mission
| Clara Letierce, Marta De Miguel De Blas
Pages 86 to 91| What it looks like to be a sustainability entrepreneur
| Robert Charles Sheldon, Alexander Piutti
Pages 92 to 100| Memorio, the first platform for the rehabilitation and sale of
second-hand funerary monuments in the world
| Xavier Lesage, Pierre Hilligot, Hadrien Castaing
Pages 101 to 113| Entrepreneurs, activism and sustainable development
| Herman Stål
Pages 114 to 123| Science fiction writing to envision the world and work for
sustainability
| Sophie Reboud
Pages 124 to 137| Strengthening sustainable entrepreneurship through impact
management in start-up support programmes
| Klaus Fichter, Alexandra Widrat
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Innovation, disruption, emancipation: Paths to the future
| Entreprendre & Innover
(2022/2 No 53)
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Pages 5 to 8| Innovating in a world to be rebuilt: some lessons from practical
and educational experiences
| Fabienne Bornard, Caroline Verzat, Amélie Jacquemin
Pages 9 to 17| Rethinking the place of business and innovation: crossed views
on the Anthropocene
| Sébastien Diné, Alexis Catanzaro, Stéphane Vernac
Pages 18 to 29| How can radical innovations in sustainability education regenerate
the world? Lessons from Schumacher College
| Ann-Charlotte Teglborg Ashworth, Caroline Verzat, Satish Kumar, Pavel Cenkl, Mona Nasseri
Pages 30 to 33| Notes on a subversive reading for a truly emancipatory 21st century
education
| Amélie Jacquemin
Pages 34 to 45| What does freedom mean in liberated companies?
| Ann-Charlotte Teglborg Ashworth, Patrick Gilbert, Nathalie Raulet-Croset
Pages 46 to 56| When innovation pushes institutional balances: the case of banking
aggregators
| Antoine Chardain, Claudio Vitari
Pages 57 to 68| Challenges of co-creation, the example of a partnership
between a competitiveness cluster and a research team
| Sonia Lequin, Sophie Reboud
Pages 69 to 80| Female student entrepreneurs, a paradoxical perception of
support people
| Stéphanie Eynaud
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Entrepreneurship education, new generation(s)
| Entreprendre & Innover
(2022/1 No 52)
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Pages 5 to 15| From the invisible hand to hand in hand. The entrepreneurial
mindset, questions of meaning and dialogue
| Stéphane Foliard, Caroline Verzat, Saulo Dubard Barbosa, Olivier Toutain
Pages 16 to 27| Meaning and Dialogue: driving force of an innovative pedagogical
model
| Jean Bibeau, Roxane Meilleur
Pages 28 to 43| The collective narrative approach: scaffolding conversations to
integrate students’ identity in social and sustainable
entrepreneurship
| Julie Solbreux, Julie Hermans, Sophie Pondeville
Pages 44 to 54| Entrepreneurship education for returning adults: a challenge for
the teacher
| Christian Makaya
Pages 55 to 65| Pedagogy of entrepreneurial accompaniment (1): setting in motion
stakeholders to the relationship
| Jean Bibeau, Roxane Meilleur
Pages 66 to 76| Pedagogy of entrepreneurial accompaniment (2): towards a benevolent
and negotiated performance
| Jean Bibeau, Roxane Meilleur
Pages 77 to 86| Evaluating in an entrepreneurial program based on action learning:
What are students teaching us?
| Caroline Merdinger-Rumpler, Olga Bourachnikova, Didier Wehrli
Pages 87 to 90| “The rules of the game”, or Knowhow explained by doers
| Olivier Toutain
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For a critical reading of entrepreneurship tools
| Entreprendre & Innover
(2021/4 No 51)
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Pages 5 to 9| Tools and practices in entrepreneurship: regenerative (re)readings
| Fabienne Bornard, Amélie Jacquemin, Caroline Verzat, Nathalie Carré
Pages 10 to 14| Introducing the critical approach at the heart of the Journal’s
positioning
| Caroline Verzat, Olivier Toutain, Fabienne Bornard, Amélie Jacquemin, Nathalie Carré
Pages 15 to 18| Revisiting “Unmasking the Entrepreneur” in the age of expanding
critical management studies
| Amélie Jacquemin, Sélénia Anastasia
Pages 19 to 28| Effectuation theory is already in its twentieth year: assessment,
criticism and prospects for the next decade
| Amélie Jacquemin, Nathalie Carré, Philippe Silberzahn, Dominique Vian
Pages 29 to 42| Constructing, deconstructing and reconstructing a management tool
using a Freirean pedagogical approach
| Alain Fayolle
Pages 43 to 56| The pitfall in pitching or the ambivalent performance of a
spectacular speech
| Laëtitia Gabay-Mariani, Romain Buquet, Sylvain Bureau
Pages 57 to 67| Reflexive feedback on the use of tools by experienced coaches
| Yann Papastratis, Marie-Hélène Girbau-Grimoin, Corinne Renard, Claire Raveneaux
Pages 68 to 75| Reflexive feedback on the use of tools by experienced coaches
| Caroline Verzat, Amélie Jacquemin, Nathalie Carré
Pages 76 to 80| Entrepreneurship is... an industry. About the (re)production of
entrepreneurs
| Olivier Germain, Amira Laifi, Virginie Blum
Pages 81 to 83| When tribal logic meets entrepreneurial logic
| Éric Rémy
Pages 84 to 96| Student entrepreneurship: cross-level views on the award-winning
theses in 2021
| Alain Fayolle, Laëtitia Gabay-Mariani, Sandrine Le Pontois
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Shaking up the gender issue in entrepreneurship
| Entreprendre & Innover
(2021/2 No 49-50)
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Pages 5 to 10| Adopting an Inclusive Gender Lens as an Emancipatory Practice
for Entrepreneurship
| Noreen O’Shea, Renaud Redien-Collot, Teresa Nelson
Pages 11 to 23| Shaking up the status quo in women’s entrepreneurship research: An
overview and research agenda
| Colette Henry
Pages 24 to 34| Shaking up and unleashing the power of alternative, gendered
stereotypes
| Robert Smith
Pages 35 to 39| The gender journey: Debating the when, whys and what fors
| Heatherjean MacNeil
Pages 40 to 50| The entrepreneurial adventure as experienced by a woman
| Marie-Noëlle Deroo
Pages 51 to 59| The entrepreneurial contribution of French LGBT populations
| Renaud Redien-Collot, Olivier Mokkadem
Pages 60 to 70| How gender norms impact growth-oriented female entrepreneurs
| Diana Garcia-Quevedo
Pages 71 to 81| Collaborative Entrepreneurship: How women entrepreneurs ‘do’
networking
| Christina Constantinidis
Pages 82 to 89| Doing things differently
| Corinne Blostin, Noreen O’Shea, Samanta Vergati
Pages 90 to 99| The place of women in the transition toward a sustainable world
| Caroline Verzat, Ann-Charlotte Teglborg, Rose May Lucotte
Pages 100 to 109| Can women entrepreneurs thrive in Saudi Arabia?
| Haya Al-Dajani, Mashael Alsahli
Pages 110 to 127| On gender: art activism as entrepreneurship
| Noreen O’Shea, Teresa Nelson
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The dark side of entrepreneurial finance
| Entreprendre & Innover
(2021/1 No 48)
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Pages 5 to 10| The dark side of entrepreneurial finance or how to find solutions
in the face of the unacceptable
| Olivier Toutain, Arvind Ashta
Pages 11 to 18| The dark side of entrepreneurial finance through the eyes
of Muhammad Yunus
| Olivier Toutain, Arvind Ashta, Muhammad Yunus
Pages 19 to 28| The promises and gray areas of social impact bonds
| Mathias Guérineau, Julien Kleszczowski
Pages 29 to 40| Social impact: “Benign neglect” or the dark side of entrepreneurial
finance?
| Julien Benomar, Didier Chabaud
Pages 41 to 50| Impact investing: The dark side of a “hybrid” discourse
| Cornelia Caseau
Pages 51 to 57| Does microcredit have a darker side? The case of India
| Satish Pillarisetti
Pages 58 to 65| The role of inter-subjectivity and shared experience in
regulating the dark side of human nature in entrepreneurial
finance
| Arvind Ashta, Gilda H. Darlas
Pages 66 to 73| Financial innovation and entrepreneurship: Shedding light in dark
places?
| Jonathan Warner
Pages 74 to 83| Communication in equity crowdfunding: Investors who stand out from
the crowd?
| Laurence Attuel-Mendes, Céline Soulas
Pages 84 to 93| Where does the human lie in crowdfunding: An exploration of
the dark side of social mechanisms
| Mathieu-Claude Chaboud, Guillaume Biot-Paquerot, Alexandre Pourchet
Pages 94 to 102| Falling like ninepins: How Greensill Capital’s supply chain finance
took down its partners
| Arvind Ashta
Pages 103 to 110| Lessons on escaping the dark side of entrepreneurial finance
| Olivier Toutain
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The impact of digital technology on entrepreneurial education and
support
| Entreprendre & Innover
(2020/4 No 47)
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Pages 5 to 9| The digital transformation in entrepreneurial education and support
| Olivier Toutain, Alain Fayolle, Franck Barès
Pages 10 to 12| How a new digital screen got me in a huff!
| Régis Goujet
Pages 13 to 25| Welcome to hyperspace (1): Challenges and opportunities for
entrepreneurship research in the digital age
| Saulo Dubard Barbosa
Pages 26 to 38| Welcome to hyperspace (2): Challenges and opportunities for
entrepreneurship trainers and coaches in the digital age
| Saulo Dubard Barbosa
Pages 39 to 50| Deconstructing misconceptions about startups, the new
responsibility devolved to entrepreneurial support actor
| Thomas Houy, Flavien Bazenet
Pages 51 to 61| France’s biggest MOOC: Behind the scenes of an entrepreneurial
adventure
| Caroline Verzat, Rémi Bachelet
Pages 62 to 75| Social entrepreneurship support and the challenge of
digitalization: The case of Enactus France
| Rachid Rhattat
Pages 76 to 86| Social media and the regulation of emotions: The case of LiveMentor
| Fabienne Bornard, Caroline Verzat, Vanessa Monties
Pages 87 to 96| How peer learning can help us rethink training in the digital age
| Tiphaine Liu, Romain Patillon
Pages 97 to 106| Acting out entrepreneurial empathy through video games
| Amélie Jacquemin, Julie Hermans
Pages 107 to 114| How digital technology is calling into question the French school
mode
| Olivier Toutain
Pages 115 to 117| The promise of emancipation in the time of enforced remote digital
teaching
| Amélie Jacquemin
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Exploring innovation in action
| Entreprendre & Innover
(2020/3 No 46)
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Pages 5 to 7| A journey to lands of innovation…
| Fabienne Bornard
Pages 8 to 18| Competitiveness clusters, spaces of social innovation
| Raphaële Peres
Pages 19 to 29| Territorial empowerment and social innovations: The contribution of
a philanthropic actor
| Lucile Manoury, Patrick Gianfaldoni
Pages 30 to 41| Innovation through excubation: A new approach for large companies?
| Marc Géméto, Didier Chabaud, Isabelle Barth
Pages 42 to 55| How innovative design could help make the fashion and luxury
industry more sustainable and responsible
| Benjamin Cabanes
Pages 56 to 65| Lessons from an Incumbent taking over a challenger
| Arvind Ashta, Thomas Courtois
Pages 66 to 77| The mobility of student entrepreneurs within an entrepreneurial
ecosystem: The case of Toulouse
| Christophe Leyronas, Stéphanie Loup
Pages 78 to 88| Entrepreneurial bricolage and startups in the time of COVID-19: The
artisanal model and the “savage mind”
| Jacques-Henri Coste
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Sustainable and responsible entrepreneurship: What challenges for
entrepreneurship education?
| Entreprendre & Innover
(2020/2 No 45)
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Pages 5 to 9| Sustainable and responsible entrepreneurship: Emergence of a
scientific and educational field in high demand
| Valérie Ballereau, Matthias Pepin, Olivier Toutain, Maripier Tremblay
Pages 10 to 21| Responsible entrepreneurship: What challenges? What levers?
| Éric Persais
Pages 22 to 32| Training responsible entrepreneurs in sustainable development
| Corinne Van Der Yeught
Pages 33 to 41| How sustainability can change the strategic priorities of SME
entrepreneurs and managers
| Valérie Ballereau, Sophie Reboud
Pages 42 to 46| Values, practices, and transmission: The ingredients for a
responsible foodpreneur
| Nathalie Sarrouy-Watkins, Nadia Gahlam
Pages 47 to 57| Different perspectives on responsible entrepreneurship: What forms
of commitment and support should be prioritized to ensure a greater
and more sustainable impact?
| Xavier Lesage, Alizée Lozac’hmeur, Aymeric Marmorat, Valentin Pringuay
Pages 58 to 68| Developing the values of sustainability and aspirations: A pedagogy
inspired by foodpreneurs
| Nathalie Sarrouy-Watkins, Nadia Gahlam
Pages 69 to 80| Learning through community service: When students act as
consultants for social organizations
| Cyrine Ben-Hafaïedh
Pages 81 to 93| Teacher and entrepreneur: An educational experience based on the
real case of an eco-responsible company
| Alexis Catanzaro, Foued Cheriet
Pages 94 to 101| Supporting changes in entrepreneurial ecosystems with
humanity—The inspiring career of Dominique Frugier
| Caroline Verzat
Pages 102 to 103| A delightful novel about a happy and generous entrepreneur
| Dominique Frugier