Znaczenie badań przedsiębiorczości imigrantów dla nauk o zarządzaniu
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https://doi.org/10.33119/SIP.2018.161.12Słowa kluczowe:
przedsiębiorczość, nauki o zarządzaniu, migracje, przedsiębiorczość imigrantów, legitymizacja, kulturowy kontekst przedsiębiorczościAbstrakt
Celem artykułu jest wskazanie czynników, które wpływają na to, że przedsiębiorczość imigrantów może być uznana za specyficzny obszar badań. Dokonano analizy wybranych nurtów w badaniach przedsiębiorczości imigrantów i wskazano na główne elementy specyfiki tych badań. Pokazano także wybrane uwarunkowania procesu legitymizacji tego obszaru w ramach dyscypliny nauk o zarządzaniu. Znaczenie badań przedsiębiorczości imigrantów dla nauk o zarządzaniu zostało poddane analizie w końcowej części artykułu.
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Glinka, B. (2019). Znaczenie badań przedsiębiorczości imigrantów dla nauk o zarządzaniu. Studia I Prace Kolegium Zarządzania I Finansów , (161), 163–174. https://doi.org/10.33119/SIP.2018.161.12
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