Appel à communicationAppel à CommunicationL’avenir de l’entrepreneuriat, de l’innovation et de la gouvernance est marqué par une incertitude croissante liée aux crises climatiques, géopolitiques, sanitaires, numériques et sociétales. Ces polycrises rendent les approches traditionnelles insuffisantes et exigent de nouvelles capacités d’anticipation, de collaboration et d’action stratégique. La conférence ENIG 2026 réunira chercheurs, entrepreneurs, décideurs et praticiens pour explorer comment réinventer l’entrepreneuriat, l’innovation et la gouvernance dans ce contexte. Elle s’intéressera au rôle des écosystèmes entrepreneuriaux en tant que leviers de résilience, aux opportunités et aux enjeux éthiques liés à l’IA, et à la transition vers des modèles de création de valeur intégrant durabilité, responsabilité et inclusion. Sur le plan organisationnel, les futurs inconnus appellent des formes de gouvernance fondées sur l’agilité adaptative, l’inclusion, la conscience climatique et la prise de décision augmentée par l’IA. Les contributions attendues pourront éclairer sur la manière dont ces capacités transforment les organisations et leurs pratiques. Les entreprises, confrontées à des défis systémiques complexes et interconnectés, doivent repenser leurs stratégies, leurs mécanismes de coopération et leurs modèles de création de valeur. Les technologies numériques, les plateformes et les données ouvrent de nouvelles possibilités, tout en soulignant des exigences accrues de transparence et de responsabilité. Enfin, les comportements des consommateurs évoluent sous l’effet de la numérisation et de l’IA. Les enjeux de personnalisation, d’éthique, d’inclusion et de durabilité deviennent centraux, transformant profondément les pratiques marketing et les attentes sociétales. Nous vous invitons à soumettre des propositions de communication pour la conférence ENIG 2026. Les contributions pourront adopter des approches variées — théoriques, empiriques, fondées sur des études de cas ou interdisciplinaires — et devront s’inscrire dans le thème général de l’édition 2026. Sujets généraux:Track 1: Entrepreneuriat, Innovation et Écosystèmes face à un avenir incertain Track 2 : Gouvernance pour des futurs inconnus Track 3 :Stratégies d'Entreprise du Futur face aux Futurs Incertains et aux Défis Majeurs Track 4: Le Consommateur Inconnu de Demain Thématiques Track 5: Ecosystème entrepreneurial et innovation responsable et sociale Track 6: Construire l'entrepreneuriat de demain : apprendre à s'adapter, anticiper et innover Track 9: Organisations à impact face à l’incertitude : gouvernance, mesure et stratégies d’action Track 10: Repenser l'extrême : vers de nouvelles approches de gestion ? 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