Becoming a green entrepreneur: An advanced entrepreneurial cognition model based on a practiced-based approach

Lemaire, Séverine Le Loarne; Razgallah, Meriam; Maâlaoui, Adnane; Kraus, Sascha

doi:10.1007/s11365-021-00791-1

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“…The utilization of available features and resources also aligns with research on frugality and sustainability or green entrepreneurship that is presently being given considerable attention (Gregori & Holzmann, 2020 ; le Loarne et al, 2022 ). The primary goals of frugal entrepreneurship are fulfilling a greater good for society and contributing to sustainability through its offerings (Hossain & Sarkar, 2021 ).…”

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confidence: 83%

Finding new purpose for vacancies in rural areas: a taxonomy of coworking space business models

et al. 2023

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As a result of the rural exodus over the last decades, unused vacancies in rural areas are at risk of falling into disrepair. Given the current trends of flexible workplaces and people returning to rural areas, their repurposing as coworking spaces (CWSs) by entrepreneurs poses a potential for sustainable future-oriented workplace solutions. However, there is little to no guidance on the structural configuration and business models of CWSs in rural areas available for these entrepreneurs. We apply a structured empirical research approach to create a comprehensive and specialized taxonomy, including a literature review and eleven interviews with operators of rural CWSs in Germany. The resulting taxonomy of business models of CWSs in rural areas based on an extension of the business model canvas contributes to the knowledge base on rural CWSs. We evaluate its usability through a case study and an entrepreneurial operator of a rural CWS, underlining its entrepreneurial and practice-oriented purpose. The study addresses several urgent topics, such as the future of work and new work (places), which enable and accelerate the development of CWSs outside agglomerations consequential to the COVID-19 pandemic. It also promotes social and sustainable entrepreneurship and the revitalizing, enhancing, and increasing of digital accessibility of rural regions.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 83%

Finding new purpose for vacancies in rural areas: a taxonomy of coworking space business models

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“…Behavior plays a central role in entrepreneurship and entrepreneurship education (Gielnik et al, 2015). With the continuous expansion of entrepreneurship research, the definition of entrepreneurship behavior is broader and involves different types of entrepreneurships (Le Loarne Lemaire et al, 2022), such as digital entrepreneurship, green entrepreneurship, social entrepreneurship or a series of entrepreneurship activities. This study considers that college students' digital entrepreneurship behavior (DEB) is a kind of initial entrepreneurship behavior (EB) that involves writing digital business plans, collecting and analyzing market information, building digital teams, developing and selling digital products or services, etc.…”

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Digital entrepreneurship intention and digital entrepreneurship behavior: the mediating role of managing learning and entrepreneurship education

Li,

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Zhang

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PurposeWith the development of the digital economy, digital entrepreneurship has become increasingly popular. For college students preparing for digital entrepreneurship, it is necessary to cope with the uncertainty of the start-up process through meaningful managing learning and continuous entrepreneurship education. The purpose of this study is to examine the relationship between Chinese college students' digital entrepreneurship intention and digital entrepreneurship behavior, as well as the role of managing learning and entrepreneurship education in this relationship.Design/methodology/approachBased on the existing literature, this study established the digital entrepreneurship hypothesis model and investigated the digital entrepreneurship behavior of college students.FindingsThe results showed that managing learning and entrepreneurship education can promote the transformation of the digital entrepreneurship intention to digital entrepreneurship behavior. Managing learning and entrepreneurship education played a driving role in the transformation of the digital entrepreneurship intention to digital entrepreneurship behavior.Originality/valueThis study explored the complex mechanism of the relationship between digital entrepreneurship intention and digital entrepreneurship behavior among Chinese college students. Based on survey data from 235 college students in China, the empirical results supported theoretical research hypotheses on the relationship between college students and digital entrepreneurship intention, digital entrepreneurship behavior, managing learning and entrepreneurship education.

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“…e focus of this paper is to study the supply chain risk of B2C enterprises; however, there are many B2C models. Next, this paper will analyze the B2C model in detail and the supply chain situation under each model [19].…”

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Green Supply Chain Management Model of e-Commerce Enterprises Based on SCOR Model

Zhou

2022

Mobile Information Systems

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With the rapid development of e-commerce technology, e-commerce enterprises, especially B2C enterprises, have sprung up. This competition based on e-commerce technology has changed the traditional supply chain model and improved the operation efficiency of the supply chain. However, with the use of e-commerce technology, the supply and demand relationship between e-commerce enterprises has become extremely complicated. The original risk management system in the past has long been unable to adapt to the development needs of e-commerce enterprises in the new era. In view of this, it has far-reaching practical significance to actively carry out research on supply chain risk management for e-commerce enterprises, especially for B2C enterprises. In this research, on the premise of some previous theoretical and practical results, a B2C enterprise supply chain risk identification model is established by means of the research on SCOR, namely, the supply chain operation mode, combined with the characteristics of the B2C enterprise supply chain. The comprehensive evaluation method is used to evaluate the supply chain risk. Finally, an empirical study is carried out with J Company, which represents the B2C enterprise, as an example, which proves the applicability and reliability of this model. The results of this study have a certain reference value for the identification and control of B2C enterprise supply chain risks and also an inspiration for future research.

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Becoming a green entrepreneur: An advanced entrepreneurial cognition model based on a practiced-based approach

Cited by 26 publications

References 89 publications

Finding new purpose for vacancies in rural areas: a taxonomy of coworking space business models

Finding new purpose for vacancies in rural areas: a taxonomy of coworking space business models

Digital entrepreneurship intention and digital entrepreneurship behavior: the mediating role of managing learning and entrepreneurship education

Green Supply Chain Management Model of e-Commerce Enterprises Based on SCOR Model

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