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The study analyzed the relationships between the Causation and Effectuation approaches regarding the characteristics of former Empretec participants in RN. In a quantitative approach, the factor structure of the scale used is assessed, followed by robust regression. The results show that both approaches are strong, especially Causation, which is also significantly influenced by gender, age, source of resources, and participants' current companies. Effects are slightly affected by the same variables. It was concluded that the two approaches coexisted in the decision-making of former operators, with Causation as predominant. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Female entrepreneurship in domestic crafts can be understood as the involvement of women who act as leaders and lead their businesses. Understanding this relationship and its problems is important for this entrepreneurship to be strengthened and generate positive results. Given this scenario, this study analyzes how female entrepreneurship aligned with the Solidarity Economy can develop in a peripheral location of the Metropolitan Region of Rio de Janeiro, through the Causation and Effectuation approach. Therefore, a survey was carried out with artisans congruent to the Solidarity Economy in the city of Nova Iguaçu. The study was classified as quali-quanti and exploratory purpose, had as a research instrument composed of closed questions, comprising the profile of the entrepreneur and the aforementioned approaches. For data analysis, the Likert Scale was used with the objective of investigating the movement's clashes; of the actors involved. The research results showed low causality and effectuation logics present in the entrepreneurial action, although the artisans highlighted motivating factors such as autonomy and manual skills. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This papper is part of a research on entrepreneurship, and in particular an analysis of the classic "Innovation and entrepreneurial spirit" by Peter Drucker, which presents entrepreneurship as the most important innovation or new technology today. Unlike common sense, entrepreneurship is not a pre-disposition to take risks, but a calculation of opportunities. Drucker characterizes the entrepreneur as an activist in search of increased productivity, regardless of its location in productive social relations, committed to the development of capitalism. Therefore, it obliterates the perception of class differences, strengthening the entrepreneurship fetish. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article describes and analyses the flow of practice and speeches related to New Age spirituality in circuits that promote entrepreneurial culture. For this, progress is made in an analysis of speaker's speeches and their enunciation framework in two public events in Córdoba, Argentina, concerned in the "entrepreneurial spirit" diffusion: Experiencia Endeavor and 7 Reinas - Movimiento de Motivación Femenina. The results, although tentative, allows us to reflect on the conventional gaze that conceives the economic sphere as rational and secular. Likewise, they account for a process of updating and renewing contemporary management discourse through the incorporation of practices and discourses associated with New Age spirituality. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article describes the components of a formation model for social entrepreneurship in accordance with the Colombian context, deeply analysing different research works to identify the special details that the social entrepreneur should develop, thus establishing the formation model that has been taught in regard with entrepreneurship, specifically the case of Colombian higher education institutions. Additional, an approximation to the context of the Colombian entrepreneur is made. Taking into account all these issues, a model for the development of social entrepreneurship is designed which includes the dimensions of purpose, strategy, context and individual. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In order to estimate the potential of education for entrepreneurship, a fresh approach is needed which will generate the capacities required by the individual to take decisions in entrepreneurial actions. From this point of view, the authors discuss the variables which will have a significant effect on a system and holistic alternative such as that which they propose. They find that the cognitive social theory provides them with a relevant theoretical framework for their search; they examine the contributions and limitations of approaches made so far and tackle the problem of establishing valid limits, configurations and constructions of the domain of entrepreneurship. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]