Participants already registered

Mis à jour : 30-07-2007

Please find below the list of already registered participants (A\ presenters ; B\ non presenters ; C\ organizers & invited speakers). This gives you the opportunity to check back if your registration form has correctly been received. In case if your name or the one of your registered co-author does not appear, please inform us by phone +33 4 67 10 28 20). The IECER organization commitee updates this list on a daily basis.

• Nota bene: Final registration is complete and formal when payment is received. 

 

A\ Papers: already registered presenters

• Amaral Antonio Miguel, Is there a "Penalty" to Business Ownership? Comparing the Labour Market Status of Paid Employees and Former Business Owners

• Bertrand Gaël , (Doctoral consortium) Individual and organizational determinants of start-up survival and growth: has each sector its own success model?

• Block Jörn, The effect of motivation on self-employment duration in Germany: necessity versus opportunity entrepreneurs

• Blumber Boris, The Ethics of Entrepreneurs. A comparative analysis of attitudes and behaviour of entrepreneurs and managers

• Bönte Werner, Nascent Entrepreneurs, Innovation and External Finance

• Bosma Niels, Mapping Entrepreneurial Activity and Entrepreneurial Attitudes in European Regions 

• Carias Christina, Job creation and destruction by small businesses, and the technology regime: an analysis of Portuguese regions

• Cesinger Beate, The Internationalization of the Italian "Sistema Moda" to Romania

• Christensen Esben, Goal Incongruencies in the Vc-Entrepreneur Relationship: Insights form a Case Study in the European Energy Technology Sector

• De Haan Uzi, Economic Growth through Entrepreneurship and Innovation: The Israel High-tech Case

• Dejardin Marcus, Firm Entry and Exit in Local retailling and Consumer Services: Market Pull and Unemployment Push

• Dickel Petra, Effective Learning within Entrepreneurial Networks - The Role of External Coordination and Internal Communication

• Dornberger Utz, Locational Factors and the Development fo High-Tech Start-ups in China

• Ferreira João, (co-author) ICT and Entrepreneurship: A comparative analysis between Portugal and Germany

• Fertala Nikolinka, The Shadow fo Death: Do Regional Differences Matter for Firm Survival in Upper Bavaria?

• Gabriele Roberto, the Economic Impact of Public Regional Industrial Policies: An Empirical Investigation

• Gao Jian, The Determinants fo Entrepreneurial Activity in China

• Geoff Whittam, The Emergence of a Venture Capital Industry in Egypt

• Golze Andreas, A Comparative Study of Cultural Influences on Intentions to found a New Venture in Germany and Poland

• Gomez-Valesco Marie, The Local Embeddedness of Lifestyle Entrepreneur: an Explorative Study

• Granata Julien, (Doctoral consortium) Agglomerate strategy in the wine sector: Pic Saint-Loup syndicate case study

• Grilo Isabel, (co-author) The Process of Entrepreneurial Engagement Levels and its Determinants

• Gurău Călin, The impact of regional development policies on ICT and biotech firm creation: a comparative analysis of France, Germany and the UK

• Heger Diana, You can't make an omelette without breaking eggs: The impact of venture capitalists on executive turnover 

• Helm Roland, New firms from Research-based Spin-offs

• Iakovleva Tatiana, Entrepreneurial intentions among Russian students – an integrated model 

• Jacobi Lena, (co-author), Demographic Change and Start-Up Activity: Conceptual Framework and Future Projections

• Kamei Katsuyuki, Pursuit of Opportunity : "Kyoto way" Entrepreneurship

• Karaoz Murat, Pre-entry Capabilities and Establishment Size: Differences between Entrepreneurial Start-ups and First-time Diversifiers

• Klapper Rita, The importance of entrepreneurial networks in the start-up process – the case of entrepreneurial students at a Grande Ecole in France 

• Konis Elmos, The Good, the Bad and the Ugly : Cypriot Entrepreneurs' Perceptions on Networking, Family Orientation and Nepotism

• Lechner Christian, Strong ties, weak ties and communities: The evoloving networks of entrepreneurs - a case study

• Leitão João, ICT and Entrepreneurship: A comparative analysis between Portugal and Germany 

• Llados Josep, Innovative cluster, micro firms and local development in Barcelona

• Månsson Nils, ANetwork Perspective on Business Angels - are casual Acquaintances better than closer Friends? 

• Mauroner Oliver, (co author) New Firms from Research-based Spin-offs

• McEvoy David, Regional and Sub-Regional Variations in Ethnic Minority Entrepreneurship in Britain 

• Meis Mason Aldene, (Doctoral consortium) A Comparison Between Indigenous Sami Herding of Rangifer tarandus and Indigenous Inuit Hunting of Rangifer tarandus: Implications for Subsistence and Commercialization

• Messeghem Karim, Entrepreneurship and Business Incubators : When Support breeds Isolation

• Preto Miguel Torres, (co-author) Is there a “Penalty” to Business Owernship? Comparing the Labour Market Status of Paid Employees and Former Business Owners

• Rasmus Anke, (co-author) Effective Learning within Entrepreneurial Networks - The Role of External Coordination and Internal Communication

• Rønning Lars, Social Capital - a Contingent Resource to Entrepreneurial Activity

• Saarakkala Matleena, A Framework for Micro Firm Growth Processes : Theory and Practice

• Saleilles Séverine, (co author) The Local Embeddedness of Lifestyle Entrepreneur : an Explorative Study

• Sammut Sylvie, Entrepreneurship and Business Incubators : When Support Breeds Isolation

• Sassmannshausen Sean Patrick, The Ethics of Entrepreneurs. A comparative analysis fo attitudes and behavior of entrepreneurs and managers

• Schutjens Veronique, (co-author) Mapping Entrepreneurial Activity and Entrepreneurial Attitudes in European Regions

• Schwarz Erich, Forms of Entrepreneurs’Capital and Early Performance of New Ventures in Transition Economies

• Thurik Roy, The process of entrepreneurial engagement levels and its determinants

• Tornikoski Erno, Exploring Firm Emergence: Initially Conditioned or Actively Created?

• Trettin Lutz, Spatially oriented entrepreneurship research at a crossroad

• Voss Romy, How are the conditions for high-tech start-ups in Germany?

• Welter Friederike, (co-author) Spatially oriented entrepreneurship research at a crossroad

• Whittam Geoffrey, (co-author) The Emergence of a Venture Capital Industry in Egypt

• Wüstenhagen Rolf, (co-author) Goal Incongruencies in the Vc-Entrepreneur Relationship: Insights from a Case Study in the European Energy Technology Sector

• Zagvozdina Jevgenija, (co-author) A Comparative Study of Cultural Influences on Intentions to found a New Venture in Germany and Poland

• Zaninotto Enrico, (co-author) The Economic Impact of Public Regional Industrial Policies: An Empirical Investigation 
   

 

B\ Attendees (non-presenters)

• Cabrol Mathieu, Groupe ESC Troyes (France)

• Calcei Didier, Groupe ESC Troyes (France)

• Groh Alexander, Darmstadt U. & IESE Barcelona (Germany & Spain)

• Iabed Zineb, Morocco

• Sentis Patrick, U. Montpellier 1 & GSCM-Montpellier Business School

• Yami Saïd, U. Montpellier 1 (ERFI/ISEM, France)

 

C\ Organizers & invited speakers

Organizers

• Frank Lasch, GSCM-Montpellier Business School (France)

• Frédéric Le Roy, GSCM-Montpellier Business School & U. Montpellier 1 (France) 

• Michael Dowling, Regensburg University (Germany)

• Jürgen Schmude, Regensburg University (Germany)

 

Organizing team

• Annabelle Jaouen, GSCM-Montpellier Business School (France)

• Katherine Gundolf, GSCM-Montpellier Business School (France)

• Sylvie Sammut, U. Montpellier 1 (ERFI/ISEM, France)

• Maud Bouvard, GSCM-Montpellier Business School (France)

• Hélène Horent, GSCM-Montpellier Business School (France) 

 

Invited speakers

• Keynote speaker: Ed Malecky, Ohio State University (USA)

• Closing lecture & best paper award: Leo-Paul Dana, Canterbury University (NZ)

• Panel discussion: Organizers, Friederike Welter & Saïd Yami