İşletme Mühendisliği

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  • Öge
    International Engineering and Technology Management Summit 2019– ETMS2019 : proceedings book
    (Istanbul Technical University ; Bahçeşehir University, 2019) İşletme Mühendisliği ; Çebi, Ferhan ; Bozbura, F. Tunç ; Gözlü, Sıtkı
    The 2019 meeting of International Engineering and Technology Management Summit has been a great success. The Organization Team, comprising of scholars from Istanbul Technical and Bahçeşehir Universities, has accomplished this year’s meeting with the synergy created as a result of their remarkable cooperation. Engineering and Technology Management provides solutions to overcome management related problems that stem from engineering practices and production, transfer, adaptation, utilization, assimilation, and foresight of technology. In this pursuit, engineering systems are integrated with management systems. “Innovation and Entrepreneurship in the Smart Age” was chosen as the theme of the 2019 summit. As innovation and entrepreneurship are recognized as major factors in global competition, firms and countries succeeding in production of high value added products through utilizing high technology develop a cutting edge in competition and become wealthier and more prosperous.
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    Refugee entrepreneurship: resolving multi-contextuality and differential exclusion
    (Springer, 2024) Yetkin, Uğur ; Tunçalp, Deniz ; 0000-0002-6619-531X ; 0000-0003-4790-5512 ; İşletme Mühendisliği
    This study examines the multi-contextual dynamics of refugee entrepreneurship through the lens of embeddedness. It attempts to explain the interplay of inclusion and exclusion within a host society. For this purpose, the study qualitatively analyses the narratives of 39 Syrian refugee entrepreneurs and four critical informants in Türkiye. Our findings reveal a diverse set of refugee entrepreneurs, categorized into survival, ethnic-targeting, and integrating entrepreneurs, based on their motivations and level of embeddedness. Interestingly, as refugee entrepreneurs become more embedded in the host country, they experience increased exclusion due to various societal factors. To navigate these challenges, entrepreneurs continually negotiate their societal position using innovative strategies to combat exclusion. Our study incorporates social, political, institutional, and spatial contexts across host, home, and third countries. Thus, it extends the embeddedness literature by highlighting refugee entrepreneurs' multi-layered and multi-locational embeddedness. Our findings also emphasise the significant role of political embeddedness, which Research often overlooks. Differentially excluding refugee entrepreneurs from society and their counter-strategies are closely tied to their limited political embeddedness. Finally, we discuss the ethical and policy implications of promoting the inclusion of refugee entrepreneurs and contributing to the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals. We argue that clear integration policies, removal of institutional barriers, and international cooperation are necessary.