This research examines the applicability of the entrepreneurial ecosystem literature to the
development of a 'ustainable valley', whereby a community becomes a centre for …

Many local economic development and regeneration initiatives have connected enterprise
and deprived areas. They posit enterprise as a tool for releasing human, social and …

In recent years the fields of entrepreneurship studies, economic geography, urban
economics, and the economics of entrepreneurship have moved closer to each other …

Entrepreneurial ecosystem theory can be described as a continuation of traditional cluster
theory and regional innovation system theory, the difference being that entrepreneurial …

Becoming more entrepreneurial in their government approaches is a concept aimed at
supporting today's cities in dealing with complex challenges. However, to date, knowledge …

There has been a major change, over the last three decades, in the functions, policy
mechanisms, and the spatial forms of many urban regions in the highly industrialized …

Fostering an entrepreneurial ecosystem (EE), the set of actors and factors coordinated to
encourage entrepreneurial activity and innovation in a particular city or region, has become …

The introduction of endogenous growth theory has led to new interest in the role of the
entrepreneur as an agent driving technical change at the local regional level. This book …

This article focuses on the 'younger'Bengt Johannisson and some of his early studies aiming
at developing an adequate understanding of the role of small firms in local communities, and …

In recent years the fields of entrepreneurship studies, economic geography, urban
economics, and the economics of entrepreneurship have moved closer to each other …