Revue Organisation et Travail
Volume 13, Numéro 4, Pages 52-65
2025-05-24
Authors : Heddachi Hakim . Hacine Yahia .
Entrepreneurship can indeed be taught and learned, though its success depends on internal (individual) and external (contextual) factors, and should also be related to the development of entrepreneurial behaviors. In this sense, an enterprising person may not necessarily be an entrepreneur and their skills and characteristics may be exercised in different contexts (e.g., in a social context as a family or local community) instead of in the market. Globally, entrepreneurship has become a subject of research at many universities through programmed and courses in entrepreneurship, although with little uniformity in content and approach among these programmers and courses. In reference to, three different types of entrepreneurship education were distinguished: education ‘for’, ‘through’ and ‘about’ enterprise.
Entrepreneurship; Entrepreneurial House; Entrepreneurial culture; Spirit of initiative
Ghiatou Lakhdar
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pages 148-160.
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Mamen Fayçal
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pages 79-89.
عميري بومدين
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مسعودي محمد رضا
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ص 519-533.
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pages 664-686.
لعوبي يونس
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بوسالم زينة
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ص 504-536.