It is the result of several months of work. Me and my colleague Richard from Hong Kong spent a lot of time and effort doing this research and presenting it as a written report.
The topic focuses on the entrepreneurship education. The intriguing question has been: entrepreneurship, just like the talents of musicians, artists, teachers etc. is often considered to be more art than science. How to teach someone to become an entrepreneur? Is it possible anyway?
Borrowing methods from the field of human geography, we mapped out the very domain of entrepreneurship. Essentially, we constructed the map of entrepreneurship based on the stories of 36 entrepreneurs. Then we did the same for three different graduate programmes focusing on the entrepreneurship as a subject - and compared their cognitive models.
Hopefully, I will make a practical use of this research in the future - this is my intention anyway.
The full as well as summarised text of this work is available on request.
The model of entrepreneurship from the accounts of practitioners (click on it for a larger view)
The model of entrepreneurship in the clusters of meaning (click on it for a larger view)
