In many countries young people are receiving stimulus to be able to explore and consider entrepreneurial careers. Despite these impressive but fragmented attempts, academic research does not offer clear and extensive empirical evidence and theories detailing the specificities of young and innovative entrepreneurship. 1. Entrepreneurial intentions among populations of students or young people.

2. Policies and initiatives for fostering and stimulating young entrepreneurship. 3. Young firms (but young companies are not always run by young people). 4. Nascent business owners (but nascent business owners aren’t necessarily young). We suggest that contributors consider, as an empirical reference, business owners that are under 35 years of age. Quantitative as well qualitative papers shall be considered. Young entrepreneurs. Entrepreneurship at different age groups.

The entrepreneurship life cycle. What are the differences between the entrepreneurial behaviours and strategies of young and older entrepreneurs? What are the personal factors or skills needed for student or teenage entrepreneurship? How does creativeness or replication influence the plans and strategies of young entrepreneurs? How can they study from mistakes and failures? What drives young business owners really? What exactly are their motivations, dreams, perceptions, targets? Young entrepreneurship in new sectors and technology. Why and just how do some young entrepreneurs exploit technological disruptive opportunities that are not recognised by existing companies or senior entrepreneurs? Is there among young business owners different paradigms for the management of creativity?

The specificity and impact of the surroundings and cultural behaviour in various countries and areas. What are the primary external barriers or enablers for young entrepreneurship? How do different cultural or educational contexts influence intentions, strategies, companies and options run by young business owners? First generation vs. second era business owners. The role of family environment. Are variations between first and second generation entrepreneurs there?

How can this be described? Can enterprising members of the grouped family be considered as relevant models? What is their real role and their influence towards prospective or in-action young entrepreneurs? The role of institutions for the promotion and support of young entrepreneurship. Associations of innovative and young business owners. What exactly are the guidelines for promoting and assisting young business owners?

How do local, national or global initiatives impact young and innovative entrepreneurship really? Are associations of young entrepreneurs exclusive clubs or can there be proactive and open actors fostering entrepreneurship for teenagers? Financing young businesses. Specificity of initiatives. Relatives and buddies successfully financing young business owners. What exactly are the other sources of financing for under-35 entrepreneurs?

What are the main challenges that a young entrepreneur must face in order to accomplish enough money? Intergenerational issues. The partnership between entrepreneurs, managers and collaborators in young businesses. The dialogue and collaboration between young and old people can be a source of conflict sometimes, or on the other hand a way to obtain positive learning processes.

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How do young business owners cooperate with older employees? Innovative organisations and new kinds of collaboration for entrepreneurship and innovation. Young entrepreneurs are occasionally promoters of new organisational forms that can positively impact the business. How are these forms accepted by employees and collaborators? How and why is development of organisations released and created by young business owners? Educational agencies (schools and universities) as vehicles of new venture creation.

Entrepreneurship education. What exactly are the innovative strategies for teaching entrepreneurship? Have young business owners in action really been exposed to educational stimulus concerning business administration and entrepreneurship? Is incubation a required step for nascent young entrepreneurs? Companies with the objective to produce new companies. Business owners that encourage and support new young business owners.