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IAS/IEED Workshop - Social Capital and its Relevance to Entrepreneurship

Date: 18-19 November 2004

The workshop on Social Capital and its Relevance to Entrepreneurship took place at Lancaster University on 18-19 November 2004 and was a joint IAS/ Institute for Entrepreneurship and Enterprise Development event involving colleagues from Lancaster and elsewhere in the UK.

Key themes explored included:

• Social capital as an ideal theme for multi-disciplinary, trans-disciplinary and post-disciplinary study.
• Relationships between social capital and entrepreneurial behaviour.
• Benefits of exploring social capital from different perspectives: Entrepreneurship, Business history, history and social policy, sociology, management science.
• Potential future research directions.

Event website: http://www.lancs.ac.uk/ias/documents/uni%20challenge%20events/social%20capital%20and%20its%20relevance%20for%20entrepreneurship%20-%20report.doc

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