Entrepreneurship is increasingly the domain of organizations and regions, not individuals.
These organizations and regions are environments rich in entrepreneurial opportunities and …

This paper takes a macroperspective of entrepreneurship, and focuses on the issues and
events involved in constructing an industrial infrastructure that facilitates and constrains …

Abstract It was Maryann Feldman who first characterized entrepreneurship as a
predominantly" regional event." While the spatial, or more specifically, the regional …

More than a decade ago, Low and MacMillan identified three elements indispensable to an
understanding of entrepreneurial success: process, context, and outcomes. Since their …

Macro studies of entrepreneurship emphasize how environmental conditions-social,
economic, and political-facilitate the creation of new organizations. Examples include how …

Abstract This Special Issue's aim is to demonstrate that drawing on sociological research
can further enrich entrepreneurship studies of institutions, entrepreneurs, and communities …

Why do some regions produce more entrepreneurs than others? An ecological lens
provides insight into this question: The demography of organizations in a region …

What should the domain of entrepreneurship studies include? Though many scholars of
entrepreneurship have cautioned and even argued strongly against limiting the focus of …

The formation of new businesses can be conceptualized as a function of opportunity
structures and motivated entrepreneurs with access to resources. On the demand side …

▪ Abstract Recent research on entrepreneurship by sociologists has focused on subsectors
of the discipline rather than on entrepreneurship as a class. This review draws insights from …