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...entrepreneurship, which mostly exists in the private sector context, although there is also not-for-profit social entrepreneurship. Listening [Described image] Figure 16 The capacity for collective leadership on an everyday basis is related to listening. If individuals – including the ones in senior positions – are unable to listen to other members of the...

...entrepreneurship and status in economic and social life. Third associations is a feminist association called Women’s Center, KAMER. It was founded as a support centre for women experiencing violence in Diyarbakır, a city in south-eastern Anatolia, in 1997. Over the years it expanded its activities to 23 provinces of Eastern and South-eastern Anatolia, both to districts...

...entrepreneurship. Companies compete intensely while at the same time learning from one another about changing markets and technologies through informal communication and collaborative practices; and loosely linked team structures encourage horizontal communication among firm divisions and with outside suppliers and customers. The functional boundaries within firms are...

...Entrepreneurship, Efrog Newydd, Harper & Row, t. 30. Freeman, R. (1984) Strategic Management: A Stakeholder Approach, Marshfield, Mass. Cyhoeddwyr Pitman. Harding, R. (2009) ‘The business of recovery’, HSBC research, Tachwedd 2009, Delta Economics. Hein, J., Ilbery, B. and Kneafsey, M. (2006) ‘Distribution of local food activity in England and Wales: An index of...

...entrepreneurship is about the embracing of novel policy ideas, selling them to diverse constituencies, building powerful coalitions around them, and seizing the moment when opportunities [arise]’ (’t Hart, 2014, p. 26). Politicians often have to lead change by responding to emerging problems or changes in society. Climate change, growing awareness of the problems of...