Call for Chapters for New Book (Taylor and Francis)
Leveraging Artificial Intelligence for Entrepreneurship
- Current and Future Prospects
CALL FOR BOOK CHAPTERS
Leveraging Artificial Intelligence for Entrepreneurship
- Current and Future Prospects
THE CHALLENGE
In recent years, the profound impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on fostering new forms of entrepreneurship has become increasingly evident. Entrepreneurs worldwide are harnessing the capabilities of AI to develop innovative solutions and create businesses that address pressing challenges. Despite the growing recognition of AI's potential, there exists a crucial need to deepen understanding and awareness surrounding how individuals are leveraging AI to establish novel ventures. Many entrepreneurs are pioneering initiatives that deploy AI technologies to tackle complex problems, similar to the example of Rokhaya, a young innovator utilising AI to combat malaria (reported by the New York Times).
This challenge revolves around the imperative to explore, document, and comprehend the diverse ways in which AI is driving the emergence of new businesses, solving real-world problems, and reshaping the entrepreneurial landscape. It underscores the necessity for entrepreneurs, researchers, and the wider community to grasp the transformative role of AI in fostering innovation and enabling the creation of businesses dedicated to addressing societal issues.
Addressing this challenge will contribute to a more comprehensive understanding of the synergy between AI and entrepreneurship, paving the way for informed and impactful ventures that leverage the full potential of AI technologies. Moreover, there is a need for urgent attention to the prospects AI holds for women entrepreneurs while unravelling the barriers to reaching the opportunities being offered through AI. In other words, how can women entrepreneurs be supported to take advantage of AI opportunities with sound policies and programmes to sustain their businesses?
PURPOSE OF THE BOOK
In this respect, the purpose of this book is to offer an in-depth exploration of the intersection between Artificial Intelligence (AI) and entrepreneurial ventures. The book aims to provide a contemporary and thorough analysis of how AI is playing a pivotal role in shaping new forms of entrepreneurship across various industries. It seeks to illuminate the ways in which entrepreneurs are leveraging AI technologies to drive innovation, address challenges, and create businesses that contribute to societal progress.
Through the compilation of diverse perspectives, case studies, and practical insights, the book endeavours to serve as a valuable resource for academics, entrepreneurs, investors, and professionals seeking to understand and navigate the dynamic landscape of AI-driven entrepreneurship.
Submission Themes
Section 1 – AI Technologies Shaping Global and National Entrepreneurial Ecosystem
Section 2 – Entrepreneurial Strategies for AI Adoption
Section 3 – Entrepreneurship Competence, Skills Development and Education through AI
Section 4 – Empowering Women Entrepreneurs through AI
Section 5 – Policy Discourse and Directions for sustaining Entrepreneurship through AI
Publisher:
Routledge, Taylor and Francis Group (A Productivity Press Book - view previous books of the editors)
Editors:
Richard Boateng, University of Ghana
Sheena Lovia Boateng, University of Ghana
Thomas Anning-Dorson, University of Witwatersrand, South Africa
Emmanuel Awuni Kolog, University of Ghana
Joseph Budu, Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration
John Serbe Marfo, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology
Obeng Darko Ennin, Intellite IT solutions
Submissions should seek to draw on topics and research issues with respect to the following themes:
Section 1 – AI Technologies Shaping Global and National Entrepreneurial Ecosystem
Section 2 – Entrepreneurial Strategies for AI Adoption
Section 3 – Entrepreneurship Competence, Skills Development and Education through AI
Section 4 – Empowering Women Entrepreneurs through AI
Section 5 – Policy Discourse and Directions for sustaining Entrepreneurship through AI
Nature of Submissions
Maximum 3000 - 7000 words, excluding references and appendices
Written with a formal tone for an audience of academics, researchers, practitioners, managers, and policymakers.
Important Dates
Submission Deadline - 28 February - 30 April 2024
Review of Submissions and Confirmation of Acceptance - 15 March to 20 May 2024
Virtual Interaction with Selected Authors – May and June 2024
Enquiries and Submission Email
Attention: AI and Entrepreneurship – Name of Author
Email: richboateng [@] ug.edu.gh [Prof Richard Boateng]
Editors:
Richard Boateng, University of Ghana
Sheena Lovia Boateng, University of Ghana
Thomas Anning-Dorson, University of Witwatersrand, South Africa
Emmanuel Awuni Kolog, University of Ghana
Joseph Budu, Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration
John Serbe Marfo, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology
Obeng Darko Ennin, Intellite IT solutions