1st International Entrepreneurship and Enterprise Development Conference

Research tracks include:

• The nature of Gen Z, including its stereotypes, spatial dynamics and their gendered effects

• The changing configuration of state-market-civil society relations, including diverse forms of governance, regulation, resistance, and social welfare

• Different forms and disruptive influences of Gen Z including global civil society, social movements, migration, and climate change

• Global value chains and production networks, industrial clusters and other organizational forms with new implications for economic, social, and environmental upgrading in the new era of Gen Z

• How socio-economic institutions and global political economy shapes, and is shaped by Gen Z

• Industrial structure, nature of competition and performance within and across national/regional economies in the new era of Gen Z

• Strategic implications for the informal sector in the digital era of Gen Z

• Gen Z and the implications for HR, marketing and brand positioning

• The forms, processes and consequences of financialization in the new era of Gen Z

• Media, Design and Architecture for Gen Z

• Building an Entrepreneurial Engineering Ecosystem for Future Generations

• Entrepreneurship and Innovation in a Socialist Market Economy

• The Their Emerging Enterprises of Gen Z

• Looking to the Future and Marketing to Gen Z

• The Next Great Entrepreneurship Leaders

• Why Generation Z Could Completely Disrupt Your Business

• Marketing to both millennials and Generation Z

• Rethinking Entrepreneurship

  • Defining characteristics of Gen Z’s.

  • Creating retail strategies for Gen Z.

  • The impact Order Management System on retail in the era of Gen Z.

  • Gen Z: Pragmatic & Entrepreneurial