University Partnership System as a Factor in the Development of Youth Entrepreneurship

Дорошенко, С. В.; Ерошенко, Евгений Павлович

doi:10.15838/esc.2018.6.60.15

“…The Foundation's work should be based on the following main principles: a) the priority of the interests of a child or young person, his right to freedom of choice of profession, care for his health; b) accessibility and openness; c) reliance on highly qualified personnel, the best educational institutions, advanced teaching methods; d) individual approach to learning and continuity at all levels of education; e) interagency and network communication; f) public and professional control; g) combination of state and public initiatives and resources [18].…”

Section: Advances In Economics Business and Management Research Volume 131mentioning

confidence: 99%

Problems of Institutional Structures Formation to Support Talented Youth at the Regional Level

Arutyunova¹

2020

Proceedings of the “New Silk Road: Business Cooperation and Prospective of Economic Development” (NSRBCPED 2019)

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The article attempts to justify the need to create institutional systems to identify and support creatively gifted children. The paper analyzes the institutional problems of the modern system of support for talented youth, both at the Federal and regional levels in the Russian Federation. An analysis of the main activities to support talented and active young people at all levels of government was carried out. Based on the analysis, it can be concluded that, on the one hand, in our country there are prerequisites for the creation of an effective mechanism to identify and support young people with creative potential-"Federal level -regional levelmunicipal level", on the other hand, for a number of reasons, these prerequisites remain largely unfulfilled. As a result of the conducted research, a number of problems that constrain the state policy on support of talented youth and interfere with its effective implementation was revealed. The key problems are: low level of attention to the need to form a mechanism for the development of talented youth; focus on increasing the number of institutions working with youth, and their low degree of interaction and interconnection; low level of funding for programs to identify and support young people with creative potential; lack of effective mechanisms for monitoring the dynamics of creativity among children in the regions of the country; insufficient regulatory framework. A mechanism was proposed to identify and support talented youth through the formation of a network infrastructure.

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“…A number of authors focus on the effect of universities on youth entrepreneurship development (Doroshenko and Eroshenko, 2018;Bezerra et al, 2017). These studies prove the necessity for universities to attract partners for the development of youth entrepreneurial initiatives.…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Activation of youth entrepreneurship in Ukraine: Youth’s view of the problem

GROSUL¹,

ZUBKOV²

2020

JBM

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Journal of Business Management Volume 18 mainly comprises papers which are the results of the international research project "Higher Education Institutions for Youth Entrepreneurship". The papers "Development of youth entrepreneurship in Latvia: A comparison of youth's and experts' opinions", "Problems in the development of youth entrepreneurship in the Republic of Armenia" and "Activation of youth entrepreneurship in Ukraine: Youth's view of the problem" are devoted to problems of youth entrepreneurship in Eastern Europe.One of the papers is devoted to a topic of growing importance: women's representation on boards.The final paper of this volume, "Institutional governance matters in the context of social capital and international entrepreneurial entry: A multi-level perspective", is devoted to a better comprehension of institutional governance factors impacting the relationship between social capital possessed by entrepreneurial ventures and their ability to enter the international market.The results of these studies are useful not only for other researchers, but for policymakers as well.All the papers were double-blind peer reviewed. Following the necessary corrections and additions resulting from the review process, five accepted papers were included in the issue.

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“…A number of authors focus on the effect of universities on youth entrepreneurship development (Doroshenko and Eroshenko, 2018;Bezerra et al, 2017). These studies prove the necessity for universities to attract partners for the development of youth entrepreneurial initiatives.…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Women’s representation on corporate boards at the global and European level

Dzene¹,

Sennikova²

2020

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Journal of Business Management Volume 18 mainly comprises papers which are the results of the international research project "Higher Education Institutions for Youth Entrepreneurship". The papers "Development of youth entrepreneurship in Latvia: A comparison of youth's and experts' opinions", "Problems in the development of youth entrepreneurship in the Republic of Armenia" and "Activation of youth entrepreneurship in Ukraine: Youth's view of the problem" are devoted to problems of youth entrepreneurship in Eastern Europe.One of the papers is devoted to a topic of growing importance: women's representation on boards.The final paper of this volume, "Institutional governance matters in the context of social capital and international entrepreneurial entry: A multi-level perspective", is devoted to a better comprehension of institutional governance factors impacting the relationship between social capital possessed by entrepreneurial ventures and their ability to enter the international market.The results of these studies are useful not only for other researchers, but for policymakers as well.All the papers were double-blind peer reviewed. Following the necessary corrections and additions resulting from the review process, five accepted papers were included in the issue.

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University Partnership System as a Factor in the Development of Youth Entrepreneurship

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Problems of Institutional Structures Formation to Support Talented Youth at the Regional Level

Problems of Institutional Structures Formation to Support Talented Youth at the Regional Level

Activation of youth entrepreneurship in Ukraine: Youth’s view of the problem

Women’s representation on corporate boards at the global and European level

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