The aim:
1. The goal of this lecture is to present historical and modern entrepreneurship theories.
2. This course provides students an understanding of the challenges and risks for the enterprises.

Acquired knowledge:
1. Student knows the role of entrepreneurship within society.
2. Student can explain the ethical, legal and social issues of enterprise activity

Acquired skills:
1. Student is skilled in analysing business structures.
2. Student is able to describe influence of taxation on business decisions.

Acquired social skills:
1. Student is able to define and to solve business problems.
2. Student is aware of the impact of economic system on business activity.

Course contents: 
1. Legal framework of entrepreneurship.
2. Types and forms of enterprises.
3. Organizational structures of business organizations.
4. Business Risk.
5. Tax optimization and anti-avoidance measures.
6. International Entrepreneurship.
7. Corporate Social Responsibility.

Recommended reading: 
1. Business enterprise : the integration of approaches, theoretical dilemmas vs. challenges of practice , Suszyński C., Oficyna Wydawnicza Szkoła Główna Handlowa. Warszawa 2013.
2. Entrepreneurial innovation networks : knowledge triangle and emerging business models, Gołębiowska-Tataj D., OWPW. Warszawa 2013.

Additional reading: 
1. Taxing Global Digital Commerce, Cockfield A. (ed.) , Wolters Kluwer. Alphen aan den Rijn 2013.