In this paper, we examine the ecological consequences of initial public offerings (IPOs) and
acquisitions, specifically how the spatial distribution of these events influences the location …

In this chapter we examine the process by which new firms become central actors within
their industry networks. We focus, in particular, on how relatively new venture capital (VC) …

This article reviews the scientific contributions of the 2013 recipient of the Global Award for
Entrepreneurship Research, Maryann Feldman, Heninger Distinguished Professor in the …

This study examines how institutional environmental factors, including cultural norm, state
regulatory system and venture capital market, influence the high-tech entrepreneur's choice …

This paper investigates how the interorganizational networks of young companies affect
their ability to acquire the resources necessary for survival and growth. We propose that …

Venture capital is the fuel that powers high-tech innovation and entrepreneurial startup
companies. Previous research has been hampered by a lack of data, or more specifically, by …

Sociological investigations of economic exchange reveal how institutions and social
structures shape transaction patterns among economic actors. This article explores how …

This study uses institutional theory and the “Technopolis” wheel to investigate the movement
of technology entrepreneurs and why they “stick” to well-established entrepreneurial …

To extend understanding of the spatial arrangements of industries, we examined the
influence of regional industrial identity, defined as the shared understandings of audiences …

Venture capital investment is a critical component of high-technology economic growth.
Although investment is perhaps the most important dimension of venture capital activity …