Capital Markets Commissions
, 197
Carbon emissions in Zhejiang Province
, 136–137
Cellular innovation
, 14, 17, 19
Center for Alternative and Autonomous Production (CAAP)
, 30
Central counterparties (CCPs)
, 200, 206
Centro International Santander Emprendimiento (CISE)
, 30
Chile’s National Public Investment System (SNI)
, 137–138
Circular economy
, 87, 179
Climate Action Network Europe (CAN)
, 180–181
Climate change, European policy on
, 179–182
Cloud-based technologies
, 40
College des Ingenieurs (CDI)
, 30
Commodity derivatives
, 200
Competitiveness
, 1–2, 68, 115
Competitiveness of Enterprises and Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (COSME)
, 123
Competitiveness web approach
, 4, 13–14
Conduct of business rules
, 200
Constructivist theory
, 29–30, 33–34
Continual improvement
, 105
Cost–benefit analysis
, 134–136, 138, 143–144
calculating NPV of projects
, 142
feasibility studies and
, 138–139
COVID-19
crisis
, 2
pandemic
, 187
parallels between responses to global climate change and
, 188
Credit default swap (CDS)
, 197
Credit Rating Agency (CRA)
, 197–198
Cross-country comparisons of SSE
, 87–95
SSE trainers’ required background
, 94–95
SSE training methods
, 94
SSE training programmes
, 88–94
Customer(s)
, 110
experience map
, 35
satisfaction
, 103–105
Economic and Monetary Union (EMU)
, 11
Economic models
, 86, 143–144
Economic Policy Essays
, 118
Education intervention levels for entrepreneurial activity development
, 51–55
categories with specific needs for entrepreneurial education
, 54–55
improving entrepreneurial education
, 53–55
national level
, 51–52
primary school cycle
, 53–54
reform of education system
, 52–53
Education system
efforts in developing entrepreneurial skills of young people
, 48–51
reform
, 52–53
Effective entrepreneurship education
academic staff and students involvement in IC formation
, 70–75
factors of TBE influencing educational innovation
, 75–76
innovative methodologies for increasing IC
, 76–82
literature review, research framework and methodology
, 68–70
Efficiency-driven economy
, 45, 49
Electronic communication networks (ECNs)
, 202
Eligible counterparties
, 201
Emissions trading system (ETS)
, 179–180
Employees
, 110–111
empowerment and involvement
, 105
Enterprise, current state of
, 109
EntreComp
competencies development
, 32
framework
, 33
Entrepreneurial activity
, 1–2
education intervention levels for entrepreneurial activity development
, 51–55
entrepreneurship and
, 1–2
Entrepreneurial education
, 40–41
education intervention levels for entrepreneurial activity development
, 51–55
education system efforts in developing entrepreneurial skills
, 48–51
factors influencing entrepreneurial behaviour
, 47–48
general view on entrepreneurship in Romania
, 45–47
trends in European entrepreneurship
, 42–45
Entrepreneurial framework conditions
, 17, 46
Entrepreneurial innovation
, 10
Entrepreneurial phenomenon
, 42–43, 45, 47
Entrepreneurial resilience
, 150–151
EU’s approach to resilience meets
, 154–155
Entrepreneurial skills of young people
, 48–51
Entrepreneurial spirit
, 41, 134–135
Entrepreneurial University model
, 40, 44–45
Entrepreneurs
, 140–141, 143–144, 157
Entrepreneurship
, 1–2, 10, 28, 33, 115–116, 150, 158
course
, 30
disaster
, 158
in EU
, 2
EU institutional framework and support mechanisms matter to
, 2–4
and innovation
, 117
innovation in entrepreneurship teaching
, 30–36
opportunity costs of
, 117
pedagogy
, 29–30
policy
, 11–16
promotion to foster resilience
, 155, 159–160
response
, 204
strengthening policies
, 10
support mechanisms
, 10
systematic and polythematic promotion of
, 150–151
Entrepreneurship 2020 Action Plan
, 41, 44–45
Entrepreneurship education (E-ed). See also Adult education; Higher education
, 28–29
entrepreneurship pedagogy
, 29–30
innovation in entrepreneurship teaching
, 30–36
recommendations and further improvements
, 36–37
and training
, 28
Entrepreneurship enhancement policies
entrepreneurship policy and integrated micro-meso-macro analytical counterproposal
, 11–16
policy practices to support entrepreneurship in European South
, 16–21
Environmental sustainability
, 177–178
Equity Facility for Growth (EFG)
, 123
EU’s Neighbourhood Policy (ENP)
, 152
European Capital Markets
, 196–197, 200, 203
analysis of current developments and effects on
, 200–205
European Consensus on Development
, 152
European Directive MiFID
, 5
European entrepreneurship, trends in
, 42–45
European External Action Service (EEAS)
, 5, 150
European financial markets
, 196, 203, 205
European Higher Education
, 29
European Innovation Council (EIC)
, 123
European Integration
, 203–205
analysis of current developments and effects on
, 200–205
European Investment Bank (EIB)
, 123
European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR)
, 206
European policy
on climate change
, 179–182
implications for
, 186–187
European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA)
, 198, 206
European Security Committee (ESC)
, 198
European Skills Agenda
, 3–4
European South
, 11
entrepreneurship in European South through recent studies
, 20
policy practices to support entrepreneurship in
, 16–21
recent reforms to improve the business environment in countries of
, 18–19
European Stock Exchanges
, 196, 204
European Union (EU)
, 1–2, 11, 28, 179–180, 196
approach to resilience meets entrepreneurial resilience
, 154–155
entrepreneurship in
, 2
higher education institutions
, 41
humanitarian and development policies
, 150
institutional framework and support mechanisms matter to entrepreneurship
, 2–4
Recovery Fund
, 3–4
resilience in EU’s discourse and action
, 151–154
Small Business Act
, 2–3
European Union Global Strategy (EUGS)
, 150
European Union policies
, 119–125
Ill-structured problems
, 33
Implicit entrepreneurial theories of students
, 31–32
Income-generating activities (IGAs)
, 158
Incremental innovation
, 116
Independent Authority for Public Revenue (IAPR)
, 168
Information and communication technology (ICT)
, 42
Information technology (IT)
, 40, 199
Innovation
, 40, 115, 117
analysis
, 125–128
conceptual background
, 115–118
in entrepreneurship teaching
, 30–36
European Union policies
, 119–125
implementation
, 128
institutional framework
, 121–122
methodology
, 76, 82, 125
tools and mechanisms
, 122–125
tree
, 80
Innovation project (IP)
, 4, 80–81
Institute of Local Development and Innovation (ILDI)
, 15
Institutional dimension of innovation
, 117
Institutional environment
, 10
Institutional framework
, 2, 117–118, 121–122
entrepreneurship and enhancement of
, 2
EU
, 2–4
Integrated micro-meso-macro analytical counterproposal
, 11–16
Intellectual capital (IC)
, 4, 40, 68–69
academic staff and students involvement in formation
, 70–75
indicators of efficiency of involvement in IC formation
, 70–73
innovative methodologies for increasing IC at entrepreneurial universities
, 76–82
ratings regarding efficiency of IC formation
, 73–75
scientific publication as measuring unit of IC
, 70
Internal rate of return (IRR)
, 138–139
International Labour Organization (ILO)
, 177–179
Investment firms (IFs)
, 196, 199, 202–203
Investment Services Companies (ISCs)
, 196
Investment Services Directive (ISD)
, 196
Santander International Entrepreneurship Centre (CISE)
, 30–31
Scientific publication as measuring unit of IC
, 70
Sensitivity analysis
, 143
Single financial market
, 205–206
Skills development for green jobs
, 179
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)
, 1–2, 16, 42, 102, 109–110, 116
act
, 111
audit and review
, 110–111
check
, 110–111
communication
, 109
current state of enterprise
, 109
designing TQM implementation
, 109
do
, 109–110
generic quality management model for
, 107–111
improvement projects
, 109–110
innovation in SMEs in Cyprus
, 118
leadership commitment
, 107
management of improvement teams
, 110
non-innovative
, 128
plan
, 107–109
reformative measures
, 111
steering committee for total quality management
, 108
team improvement
, 110
team spirit establishment
, 109
training of improvement team members
, 110
training of steering committee members
, 109
Small business community
, 28
Smart Pedestrian Network (SPN)
, 141
Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE)
, 4–5, 86
field in Europe
, 95
trainers’ required background
, 94–95
training programmes
, 88, 94
vocational education for
, 96
Social entrepreneurs
, 157–158
Social entrepreneurship
, 88
Social innovation
, 28, 76
Social-economic development
, 40
Socioeconomic development
, 10
Socioeconomic prosperity
, 1–2
Socioeconomic systems
, 10
Staff
satisfaction
, 103
trainings
, 35
Statistical process control (SPC)
, 107
Steering committee
for TQM
, 108
training of steering committee members
, 109
Student-centred learning environments
, 30
Supervisory Trading Control Systems (STCS)
, 197
Support entrepreneurship, policy practices to
, 16–21
Support mechanisms
, 86–87
matter to entrepreneurship
, 2–4
Survey on the Access to Finance of Enterprises (SAFE)
, 123
Sustainability
, 3–4
attitudinal and behavioural insights
, 182–183, 186
background
, 179
European policy on climate change
, 179–182
implications for European policy
, 186–187
parallels between responses to global climate change and COVID-19 Pandemic
, 188
problems in becoming carbon neutral and proposed behavioural solutions
, 189
scenarios used in Global Futures Project
, 191
sustainability-related entrepreneurial ventures
, 134
sustainability-related ventures
, 140
Sustainability entrepreneurs
, 134–135, 141
feasibility study framework for
, 138, 144–145
Sustainable Cities and Communities
, 134–135
Sustainable development (SD)
, 28, 182
Sustainable entrepreneurship
, 28
Sustainable mobility
, 139
Sustainable-related ventures
, 134–135
System dynamics methodology
, 143–144
Systematic Internalisers
, 201–202, 208
Systematic promotion of entrepreneurship
, 150–151
Tax
administration
, 171–172
conceptual identification of
, 167–168
evasion
, 169
excessive tax evasion
, 173
high bureaucracy for tax compliance
, 173
pathogens of
, 168–173
payers
, 171–172
policy
, 166
reforms
, 168
system
, 165–166
Taxation system
, 5, 171–172
Team-oriented problem-solving (TOPS)
, 107
Team(s)
, 35
improvement
, 110
management of
, 110
spirit establishment
, 109
Technological business environment (TBE)
, 4, 68
factors of TBE influencing educational innovation in Latvia
, 75–76
Technological developments
, 116–117
Technological innovation
, 115
Technology innovations
, 76
Technowledgepreneurship
, 55
Total Quality Management (TQM)
, 5, 102–103, 107
continual improvement
, 105
customer satisfaction
, 104–105
data-focused work
, 107
employee empowerment and involvement
, 105
management commitment and leadership
, 104
principles
, 104–107
proposed generic quality management model for SMEs
, 107–111
teamwork
, 106
training
, 106
Trade concentration rule
, 202
Trading concentration rule
, 201–202
Traditional cost–benefit analysis
, 144–145
Traditional entrepreneurs
, 178
Traditional feasibility study methods
, 134
Training
, 106
SSE training methods
, 94
Tunisian Confederation of Industry, Trade and Handicrafts (UTICA)
, 157