…• international entrepreneurship, • family business, • crisis in the entrepreneurship activities: origins, meanings and entrepreneurial answers, • entrepreneurship of students and alumni’s, • small business management – dilemmas and challenges, • corporate governance and entrepreneurial activities, • non-mainstream aspects of entrepreneurship: researches and applications, • is there a room for non-entrepreneurial behaviour in contemporary economy…

…is a strategic partner of the Council of the Baltic Sea States (CBSS) and looks forward to contributing to the Polish presidency of the organisation which starts on 1st July 2015.   In order to submit your registration please contact BSRUN Secretarial Office: bsrun@uwm.edu.pl. More information www.bsrun.org…

…Applied Petroleum Geosciences (only 2nd), Archaeology, Chemistry (only 2nd), Economics (only 2nd), English Studies, Environmental Management (only 2nd), European Administration (only 2nd), Finance, Investments and Accounting, International Business Program (only 2nd), International Relations, Internal Security (only 2nd), Journalism and Communication Studies (only 2nd), Philosophy of Being, Cognition and Value (only 1st), Political Science (only…

…d upon the development of an effective legal framework.   Applying this legally grounded approach to the emergence of capitalism in eighteenth-century Europe, Hodgson identifies the key institutional developments that coincided with its rise. He underlines the development of key financial institutions in the eighteenth-century. That analysis enables him to counter the widespread view that capitalism is a natural and inevitable outcome of human soc…

…s?   During ‘Digital Ecosystems’ international conference organizers will address these and many other related questions. They would like to invite all those interested to take part in reflexive analysis of the fundamental changes in how people understand the social, economic and scientific realities.   Organizers welcome oral presentations and posters. Deadline for online abstract submission: 31 March 2015. More information…

…tten sources, whereas archaeological investigations, especially those on the Arabian coast of the Red Sea, are insufficient.   A chance to change this arose in 2014 with the commencement of the first season of excavations in Aynuna, in Saudi Arabia, a coastal site close to the mouth of the Gulf of Aqaba by a PCMA UW archaeological mission.   Ceramic evidence gathered during surveyes of the Aynuna site points to the presence of remnants of a Nabate…

…become impossible to participate without the ability to critically analyse the media.   In Poland, although plenty of well-functioning grass-roots initiatives exist, no solutions have yet been implemented to treat the phenomenon systemically. For that reason we want to explore the achievements and experiences of other countries in this field by organising a conference.   The conference will gather together practitioners of film and media educatio…

…r graduation, student satisfaction.   The results are published on www.best-masters.com….

…ratory equipment and a difficult process of freezing to extremely low temperatures, close to absolute zero. The atomic quantum memory that we have managed to build works in a much easier attainable temperature of several dozen degrees Centigrade – says Radosław Chrapkiewicz.   According to the physicists’ description, the main element of the memory is a glass chamber, 2.5 cm wide and 10 cm long, with rubidium-covered walls, filled with a noble gas…

Since recently, we can pay for goods and services not only in coins or banknotes, but also with crypto currency, called “bitcoin”. Professor Stefan Dziembowski from the Faculty of Mathematics, Informatics and Mechanics, who studies the properties of bitcoin, features in our latest films about the laureates of the European Research Council grants.   In 2007 professor Dziembowski, at that time working at the Sapienza University in Rome, received th…