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Civil society and entrepreneurial ecosystems:the case of Citizens UK and Birmingham's microbusinesses

Civil society and entrepreneurial ecosystems:the case of Citizens UK and Birmingham's microbusinesses
公民社会和创业生态系统:英国公民组织和伯明翰微型企业的案例
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2268897
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英国
项目类别:
Studentship
财政年份:
2019
资助国家:
英国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2019 至 --

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中文摘要
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我将与阿斯顿大学的少数民族创业研究中心(CREME)和伯明翰公民英国(CUK)进行行动研究。该项目将调查民间社会在促进伯明翰更具包容性的商业支持环境(或“生态系统”)方面可以发挥的作用。我将试图回答的主要研究问题有四个:(1)公民社会在发展包容性创业生态系统中的作用是什么?(2)如何支持联合王国参与这一议程?(3)如何评估移民企业的社会(以及经济)贡献?(4)需要作出何种体制安排,以确保移民企业家融入“主流”商业支助系统?这项研究将是干预性的,将与库克群岛大学合作进行。我将与CUK伯明翰以及CREME的监督团队密切合作。一个跨学科的方法,行动研究将采用,因为它的能力,以产生健全的解释社会现实,并在帮助合作组织,以促进有意义的变化,其实际效用。这项干预措施将支持CUK伯明翰为该市一些最贫困地区的企业家提供商业支持的计划。通过确定民间社会在支持微型企业方面的作用“什么起作用以及如何起作用”,预计结果将推广到其他类似情况。
英文摘要
I will be conducting an action research study with the Centre for Research in Ethnic Minority Entrepreneurship (CREME), based at Aston University, and Citizens UK Birmingham (CUK). The project will investigate the role that civil society can play in facilitating a more inclusive business support environment (or 'ecosystem') in Birmingham. The main research questions that I will be attempting to answer are four: (1) What is the role of civil society in developing inclusive entrepreneurial ecosystems? (2) How can CUK be supported to engage in this agenda? (3) How can the social (as well as economic) contribution of migrant businesses be assessed? (4) What institutional arrangements are required to ensure that migrant entrepreneurs are integrated into the 'mainstream' business support system? The study will be interventionist in nature and will be undertaken in collaboration with CUK. I will work closely with CUK Birmingham as well as the supervisory team at CREME. An interdisciplinary approach to action research will be employed because of its capacity to produce sound explanations of social reality, and its practical utility in helping the Collaborating Organisation to promote meaningful change. The intervention will support CUK Birmingham in its plans to provide business support to entrepreneurs in the some of the most deprived areas of the City. By establishing 'what works and how' in relation to the role of civil society in supporting microbusinesses, it is anticipated that the results will be generalizable to other similar contexts.
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