Entrepreneurship education in Andalusia. An embedded approach

被引:0
|
作者
Linan, Francisco [1 ]
Fernandez, Jose [1 ]
Martinez-Roman, Juan A. [1 ]
机构
[1] Univ Seville, Seville, Spain
来源
关键词
Entrepreneurship education; Business structure; Programme development; Andalusia;
D O I
暂无
中图分类号
G40 [教育学];
学科分类号
040101 ; 120403 ;
摘要
When evaluating the relevance of actions within the area of entrepreneurship education, the quite remarkable national and regional differences regarding entrepreneurial culture, entrepreneurial potential and, of course, the business structure, have to be taken into account. Based on these differences, there is a need to specifically design entrepreneurial education policies which take into account the strengths and weaknesses of the business structure of each region. This paper aims to identify the structural characteristics of the Andalusian entrepreneurial model in comparison with that of other Spanish regions. To do this, a database of over 1000 companies have been used coming from the Research Project (Ref. P09- SEJ -4857) carried out by the "SMEs and economic development" research group (SEJ - 128) of the University of Seville. This information will also be complemented with regional reports from the GEM project. From these two data sources, an eminently qualitative profile of the structural weaknesses of existing businesses and their entrepreneurs in Andalusia will be established. From this analysis of regional needs, we will raise our differential proposition for an embedded education towards entrepreneurship. It will identify and include the content and pedagogical techniques necessary to overcome these weaknesses of the regional business community.
引用
收藏
页码:114 / 132
页数:19
相关论文
共 50 条
  • [1] HIGHER EDUCATION IN ANDALUSIA. EVOLUTION AND POSITION IN SPAIN
    Caston Boyer, Pedro
    REVISTA DE ESTUDIOS REGIONALES, 2006, (76) : 207 - 209
  • [2] THE ROSARY AND THE CONFRATERNITIES IN ANDALUSIA. A HISTORICAL APPROACH
    Romero Mensaque, Carlos Jose
    HISPANIA SACRA, 2010, 62 (126) : 621 - 659
  • [3] FIELD TRIP TO ANDALUSIA.
    Vrancic, Tanja
    GRADEVINAR, 2010, 62 (11): : 1063 - 1066
  • [4] The implementation of the Mental Health Nursing Specialty in Andalusia. A community approach
    Huizing, Evelyn
    Rodriguez-Gomez, Susana
    Lafuente Robles, Nieves
    ENFERMERIA CLINICA, 2019, 29 (06): : 370 - 375
  • [5] ENTREPRENEURIAL SKILLS OF ADULT CONTINUING EDUCATION IN ANDALUSIA. PERCEPTION OF TEACHER
    Fernandez Batanero, Jose Ma.
    Reyes Rebollo, Miguel Maria
    EDUCACION XX1, 2017, 20 (01): : 253 - 275
  • [6] Statistic analysis of the socioeconomic context in Andalusia. An approach at municipal level
    Cruces Pastor, Eugenia Ma
    de Haro Garcia, Julia
    Sarrion Gavilan, Ma Dolores
    INVESTIGACIONES REGIONALES-JOURNAL OF REGIONAL RESEARCH, 2010, (18) : 107 - 138
  • [7] Inmigration and public finances in Andalusia.
    Ignacio Garcia Perez, Jose
    Osuna Padilla, Victoria
    Valera Blanes, Guadalupe
    REVISTA DE ECONOMIA APLICADA, 2006, 14 (42): : 101 - 133
  • [8] Moroccan immigration in Andalusia. Education in peace and nonviolence from the perspective of the NGOS
    Llorent Bedmar, Vicente
    CYPRUS INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH (CY-ICER-2012), 2012, 47 : 694 - 698
  • [9] History of Andalusia. Memoirs and stakes.
    Manso, C
    ROMANISCHE FORSCHUNGEN, 2006, 118 (01) : 83 - 84
  • [10] Health and education: from a basic right to a cause (?) of depopulation in Andalusia. Calculating their accessibility
    Garcia, Eugenio Cejudo
    Calmaestra, Jose Antonio Nieto
    Perez, Jose Antonio Canete
    BOLETIN DE LA ASOCIACION DE GEOGRAFOS ESPANOLES, 2025, (103):