Editorial issue 23

Abstract

In this opportunity we present a set of texts that reflect in an interdisciplinary way on the phenomenon of entrepreneurship, which when approached in a systemic way, warns us of the complexities involved in the search of the person to improve and overcome their living conditions and their social and economic impacts; This requires academia to assertively identify the profiles of potential entrepreneurs in order to contribute in a pertinent manner in their training, business management to employ strategies and techniques that promote linkage, social capital, electronic marketing, social responsibility, among others; as well as governmental structures to emphasize the design of inclusive and innovative public policies that offer greater and better opportunities for anyone who chooses to become an entrepreneur.