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Information for Students Presenting at CCC

OVERVIEW  Goal: CCC is a collegial conference. The goal of the conference is for you to receive feedback on your research and for you to meet and mingle with other students and faculty. Time allowed: Each student has 10 minutes to present. This is strictly enforced. Format: You will be assigned to a group of … Continue reading →

Call for Papers: Special Issue of ETP on “Careers, Organizations and Entrepreneurship”

Movements between entrepreneurship and paid employment – including both transitions to entrepreneurship and re-entry into paid employment – are remarkably common, yet have only recently begun to attract scholarly attention. Ferber and Waldfogel (1998) estimate that fully a quarter of young men and a fifth of young women in the United States have experienced a … Continue reading →

Mary Tripsas’s CCC Retrospective at 20th Anniversary Conference

Invitation to CCC 2014 at Boston University

Dear Friends: You are cordially invited to participate in the 21st annual Consortium for Competitiveness and Cooperation (CCC) for Doctoral Student Research to be held at Boston University School of Management in Boston, Massachusetts. The Faculty Day will be held on Friday, April 4th, 2014. The Doctoral Student Consortium activities will begin on Saturday April … Continue reading →

Rajshree’s Letter to CCC Community

Dear Friends, It is with great honor and humility that I take on the responsibility of being the organizer of the Consortium on Competitiveness and Cooperation (CCC). We miss Steven Klepper in so many ways! His thought leadership will live on through our continued scholarship. CCC represented to Steven not only his own intellectual community … Continue reading →

Honoring Steve Klepper

At the 20th anniversary of the conference, we  honored Steve Klepper for his academic leadership and his contributions to the CCC.  We have put together a photo album of Steve Klepper and the CCC for the event.  Here you can see a video of the event that features tributes from many members of the CCC community.

Steve Klepper’s Academic Leadership in Pictures