Li Jun unveils the untold stories of private tutoring entrepreneurs in China's bustling Chongqing region, exploring their sensemaking processes through Karl Weicks theory of organizing. The book is an essential read for researchers and academics in the fields of education, entrepreneurship, educational management, and social sciences.
Embarking on a captivating journey into the heart of private tutoring entrepreneurship in Chinas bustling Chongqing region, Li Jun unveils the untold stories of private tutoring entrepreneurs, exploring their sensemaking processes through Karl Weicks theory of organizing.
With rich narrative inquiry, the book delves into the strategies, challenges, and triumphs of private tutoring entrepreneurs, offering invaluable insights into the dynamic landscape of the industry. From the strategic use of guanxi connections to the impact of critical events, each chapter uncovers a new layer of understanding on the endeavours of private tutoring entrepreneurs. The book is interdisciplinary in nature, bridging the spheres of education, entrepreneurship, and organisational studies, shedding light on the intersection between literature education entrepreneurship and education privatisation. It also offers a distinct perspective on understanding how such private tutoring entrepreneurs navigate sensemaking processes within various social cognitive contexts. As a whole, this book offers a compelling glimpse into the fascinating world of private tutoring entrepreneurship in one of Chinas most vibrant cities.
The book is an essential read for researchers and academics in the fields of education, entrepreneurship, educational management, and social sciences. It also provides actionable guidance for aspiring entrepreneurs, policymakers, parents, and educators, making it a viable resource for anyone seeking to navigate the complexities of the private tutoring industry.
