… Drawing on ideas of institutional entrepreneurship, we believe that attempts to build …
institutional arrangements. Key in this may be identifying and fostering institutional entrepreneurs—…

… /or psychological scars of their injuries may impose career limitations. Institutions of higher
… In fact, throughout history entrepreneurship has been a means for veterans to make a life for …

… the institutional structure that had supported entrepreneurs’ … entrepreneurs and the antipathy
toward entrepreneurship … to disguise their financial success, scarred as they were by the …

… The intersection of entrepreneurship research and institutional theory has begun to attract …
“institutional entrepreneurs” credited with creating new or transforming existing institutions to …

Purpose – The aim of this paper is to illustrate and discuss how healthcare organisations can
act as institutional entrepreneurs in a context of change. Design/methodology/approach – …

… of institutional overhang in history, so that institutions once established have long-run effects
on economic performance, and these effects linger even after the original institutions decay …

… ’ skills that defines actors’ abilities to enhance institutional change. By a systematic literature
review on institutional entrepreneurship, I identify seven institutional entrepreneurs’ skill …

… local institutional forms have been created (for example, see Lash and Urry, 1987). A history
of … Nor, given the environmental characteristics of such areas, often blighted by the scars of …

… of the institutional entrepreneur. Thus, we will concentrate on the institutional entrepreneurs,
… to propagate new organizational forms and institutions. The research questions can be put …

… institutional entrepreneurship; (b) highlight seminal literature from other disciplines on
institutional entrepreneurship; (c) discuss how institutional … Healing the scars of history’: Projects, …