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  • Katedra Przedsiębiorczości i Prawa Gospodarczego

    Zatrudnieni w niej pracownicy wywodzą się z różnych katedr i reprezentują kilka dyscyplin naukowych, które wiążą się z przedsiębiorczością. Zajmujemy się ekonomią, zarządzaniem, prawem, psychologią, czyli naukami, w których przedsiębiorczość jest jednym z istotnych analizowanych zjawisk. Dzięki zróżnicowaniu dyscyplin, które reprezentujemy, realizujemy wielostronne badania dotyczące - poza przedsiębiorczością - także samego przedsiębiorcy...

  • Katedra Marketingu

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    * marketingu usług * marketingu relacji * badań marketingowych * kształtowania strategii marketingowej * analizy rynku * zarządzania wdrażaniem nowych produktów * marketingu przemysłowego * zarządzania i planowania marketingowego oraz zarządzania relacjami z klientami * kultury marketingowej * instrumentów marketingu - mix * systemów informacji marketingowej * rozwoju regionalnego i lokalnego w aspekcie działań marketingowych *...

  • Zespół Katedry Nauk Ekonomicznych

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    Katedra posiada wieloletnią tradycję i bogaty dorobek naukowy, m. in. w zakresie badań dotyczących sektora małych i średnich przedsiębiorstw, wzrostu gospodarczego, dobrobytu i ubóstwa, zastosowania metod deterministycznych, ekonometrycznych i statystycznych w badaniach makro- i mikroekonomicznych.

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  • Youth attitude to entrepreneurship in Eastern and Central European countries: Gender aspect

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    Current business conditions pose new challenges to youth entrepreneurship, which is a significant component of countries’ economic growth. In addition, Generation Z differs from previous generations and requires new approaches. In this context, a comprehensive study of the peculiarities and various aspects of youth entrepreneurship development is highly-demanded and relevant. Furthermore, the lower representation of women among...

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  • Paweł Ziemiański dr

    Paweł Ziemiański - assistant professor at the Faculty of Management and Economics of the Gdańsk University of Technology. His research interests concern entrepreneurship, entrepreneurial intentions, and the dark side of entrepreneurship. He also conducted research regarding psychological aspects of exercising power in organizations. In teaching, he is interested in developing and using case studies. He took part in the training...

  • Gender differences in entrepreneurship myths

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    - Year 2014

    The article presents the research results related to the most popular entrepreneurship myths in a group of business students. The author focused on gender differences in myth intensity, credibility and importance based on subject literature. The statistic analysis does not confirm any significant differences between male and female groups in case of the majority of myths, however women’s entrepreneurial intentions proved to be...

  • A breath of fresh air - social cognitive career theory in studying entrepreneurial intentions

    A pinch of robustness and a pinch of freshness create an interesting story. That is why this study focuses on entrepreneurial intentions from an alternative theoretical perspective in an underexplored context. In this paper, it is argued that social cognitive career theory is relevant to the study of individual entrepreneurial cognition and behaviour, and it offers a solid framework in entrepreneurship research. This paper expands...

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  • Attitude and self-esteem versus entrepreneurial intention among young in Poland

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    The main aim of the paper is to present the relation between intentions to become an entrepreneurs among young polish people and the two factors with possible influence on it: self-efficacy and attitude towards entrepreneurship. Two groups of young people were examined: students enrolling the Management Faculty at Gdańsk University of Technology, and pupil from high schools, attending "Entrepreneurship" classes. It appeared that...

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