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The 2nd Applied Economics and Management (AEM) and Technology and Innovation Management (TIM) PhD Programs - Joint Paper Development Workshop is an opportunity for PhD students and young scholars to present their research and discuss it in an international and collaborative environment. In addition to facilitating intellectual exchange, this program supports the development of a global network of young researchers interested in entrepreneurship, innovation, international entrepreneurship and family business. Together with feedbacks on their own research ideas, participants will also obtain insights on the writing of publishable journal papers, selection of research methods, as well as presenting research to academic audience.            

• Davide Hahn and Tommaso Minola, University of Bergamo
• Ivana Quinto and Pierluigi Rippa, University of Naples Federico II
• Giovanna Magnani and Antonella Zucchella, University of Pavia

• Howard Aldrich, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, USA http://www.unc.edu/~healdric/
• Roberto Parente, University of Salerno

The target group of the workshop is represented PhD students and young scholars who aim at a continued academic career in the fields of entrepreneurship, innovation, and international entrepreneurship.

Applicants are requested to email a CV and an extended essay (max. 4,000 words) or full paper (paper should not exceed 30 pages including figures and bibliography – please use Times Roman 12 font and double-line spacing) – for distribution to discussants and workshop participants.

Email to pierluigi.rippa@unina.it  by April 1, 2019

Powerpoint presentations for the tutorial should consist of a maximum of 10 slides for a 15 minutes presentation.

Participants will be selected on the basis of the following criteria:

• Relevance of the research issues addressed
• Theoretical/methodological rigor
• Clarity of essay
• Potential contribution

All participants present a research study during the workshop. Each participant is assigned a slot of 30 minutes: 15 minutes for presentation followed by 10 minutes for discussant and 5 minutes for feedback from the audience.

PhD student’s presentations will alternate with keynote speeches (45 minutes each including Q&As).

The workshop starts at 10.30 on June 13rd and ends at 16.00 on June 14th.

There is no registration fee.

Venue

University of Naples Federico II, San Giovanni Hub
Corso Protopisani, 35
80100 Napoli, Italy

Program Coordination

For a list of recommended hotels and information about the city of Naples, soon they will be available

Contacts at University of Naples : Prof. Pierluigi Rippa - pierluigi.rippa@unina.it

Contact at EIASM: Nina Payen - payen@eiasm.be