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PrefaceWe are all living in a dynamic and fast changing socio-economic environment. Theissues underlying the process of transforming environment are, inter alia, changingsocial norms and behaviors, structure and culture of organizations, social attitudes andinformal institutions. Henceforth, it becomes essential to develop extensively personalskills and capabilities, to get new knowledge on how to benefit effectively from variousopportunities, which arise.Entrepreneurship, combined with entrepreneurial skills, are nowadays perceived as oneof the most desired in today`s world. However, despite existing broad evidence ondifferent aspects of entrepreneurship, which may be traced in a body of theoreticalliterature, the question on how to create and support entrepreneurial activities, attitudeand norms, still remains unanswered. In theoretical works, there may be found substantialtrials of identifying and defining the most effective techniques applied to developextensively entrepreneurial skills. In addition, the public debate on elaboration of supportsystem for companies and other institutions still takes place on various grounds.The main value of this book consists in providing new perspective on the process ofcreating entrepreneurial attitudes and norms, putting special emphasis on the variousissues associated with entrepreneurship teaching. This novel book ‘Creating EntrepreneurialMindset’ provides deep insight into seminal issues intimately related with entrepreneurshipteaching and different aspects of entrepreneurship, like e.g. human resourcemanagement or creation and adoption of innovations. Throughout this book, weoffer new and fresh insights into ‘doing business’ – in a broad perspective, which leads5
the reader toward better perception of different entrepreneurial behaviors. Understandingthe problems that today`s entrepreneurs are constantly forced to manage, is whatenables us to account for divers performance of companies in modern and fast changingenvironment.We are deeply convinced that the book ‘Creating Entrepreneurial Mindset’ helps thereaders to understand better all aspects of entrepreneurship, which shall positively influencetheir perception of entrepreneurship, entrepreneurial skills and attitudes. Webelief that the stock of knowledge constituting the content of the book, richly describedcases and seminal aspects of entrepreneurship and entrepreneurship teaching, will providethe readers a solid background which may overlay different interpretations andimplicate future transformation and shifts on the field of entrepreneurship.EditorsEwa Lechman & Anita Richert-Kaźmierska6
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