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Attractivité du territoire et entrepreneuriat universitaire. Vers un modèle spécifique aux jeunes apprenants (Towards a specific model for young student)

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Gérard Dokou () (labrii, ULCO)
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En termes de développement entrepreneurial, les seules mises à disposition de moyens techniques, humains et financiers conséquents ne suffisent plus à créer une dynamique locale, au mieux elles accompagnent un équilibre précaire. Pour se développer, dans un contexte d’une économie mondiale, il ne suffit pas d’accumuler de la terre, du travail et du capital. Mais il faut aussi stimuler la qualification, le partenariat et les investissements en organisation. Ces facteurs représentent la capacité d’un territoire à produire son propre développement. Par rapport au modèle de développement impulsé de l’extérieur qui souvent débouche sur des problématiques de déplacements des activités, il est primordial qu’un territoire stimule la dynamique entrepreneuriale qui part de l’intérieur et tire profit des réseaux de ressources locales à partir d’un dispositif adapté. In terms of entrepreneurial development, making available technical, human and financial means are not anymore sufficient tools to create a local dynamics; at best, they accompany a precarious equilibrium. In a context of a world economy, development needs more than accumulating land, labour and capital. In fact, it is crucial to stimulate qualification, partnership and investment in organisation. These factors represent the capability of a territory to produce its own development. Compared to the development model impelled from the outside, and which often leads to activities transfer problems, it is primordial that a territory stimulates the entrepreneurial dynamics which stems from the inside and takes advantage of local resources networks through an adapted device.

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Paper provided by Laboratoire de Recherche sur l'Industrie et l'Innovation. ULCO / Research Unit on Industry and Innovation in its series Working Papers with number 202.

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Date of creation: Dec 2008
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Publication status: Published in Cahiers du Lab.RII, December 2008
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Keywords: Territory attractiveness; University entrepreneurship; Young students;

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