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Society and Business Review (2019) 14 (4): 415–430.
Published: 30 August 2019
...Justine Ballon Purpose The increasing number of self-employed workers in France transforms the historical work relationship. In this perspective, the case of entrepreneurs who works in Business and Employment Cooperatives (BECs) with the status of entrepreneur–employee–associate is studied...
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Society and Business Review (2018) 13 (1): 15–26.
Published: 14 December 2017
...Jashim Uddin Ahmed; Wahida Shahan Tinne; Md. Al-Amin; Maliha Rahanaz Purpose Bangladesh is facing an alarming situation with the drinking water in its most areas, as groundwater used for drinking has been contaminated with naturally occurring inorganic arsenic. Many entrepreneurs along...
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Society and Business Review (2014) 9 (3): 258–275.
Published: 07 October 2014
... and supervises textile production. Its founder, Pierre Joggi (invented name), is a Swiss entrepreneur, grown up on different continents. For him, the basic concept of his company is to invent a new way to trade textile while respecting individuals and following environmental standards of biodynamic culture. Ever...
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Society and Business Review (2013) 8 (3): 205–224.
Published: 30 September 2013
...Yoann Bazin and Elen Riot; Hjorth Daniel Purpose – This paper seeks to apply a processual thinking of subjectivity in the study of “becoming entrepreneur”. Design/methodology/approach – Through analysing Foucault's idea of subjectification, by the help of Deleuze's comments and elaborations...
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Society and Business Review (2006) 1 (3): 206–219.
Published: 01 September 2006
... the Muslim professional managers were mainly from two origins. The majority of them were formerly entrepreneurs and a few of them had been civil servants. While the former had started their career in their own companies, the latter were managers in state economic enterprises or in the bureaucracy...
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