This article contributes to the entrepreneurship and network literatures by addressing the
fundamental research question of how a new venture's initial network ties are formed. The …

Many entrepreneurial research studies underline implicitly the positive evidence of a
connection between the economic success and networks. However, any social relationship …

Over the last two decades, entrepreneurship has been amongst the fastest growing area of
economic and business interest and research all over the world. If entrepreneurhip is …

This article presents a relational lifecycle model of the emergence of network capability in
new ventures. Network capability is defined as a strategic ability learned in interaction with …

In writing this book, the authors have taken a pioneering step in developing a model for how
collaborative entrepreneurship might work in practice. Miles, Miles and Snow propose a new …

This conceptual paper explores a potential entrepreneur's journey of possessing the
intention to start a new venture, but not necessarily realising it. We use the perspectives of …

Entrepreneurs are individuals who pursue opportunities in the marketplace. In order to be a
successful entrepreneur, some degree of connectivity within society is needed. This …

We applied a new approach to the study of entrepreneurial networking groups—a social
network perspective merged with team-member exchange (TMX) theory. This enabled us to …

Research has shown that social entrepreneurship (SE) organizations present many different
variations: cooperatives, non-profits, for-profits, hybrids, partnerships, collaboration …

Incubators often play an important role in facilitating networks for entrepreneurs. However,
nascent entrepreneurs typically face high uncertainty and goal ambiguity, and which ties …