This article examines the interrelations of institutions and entrepreneurship to illustrate how
they co-evolve. It takes the government, the public, and entrepreneurs as the actors of formal …

Field and historical data from China delineate two specific process mechanisms that
facilitate institutional change: diminished utility of regulatory controls and negotiated …

Purpose This paper aims to evaluate the progress made in understanding the impact of multi-
level institutions on entrepreneurship. Design/methodology/approach Based on scientific …

This paper examines the interrelationships between institutional change and
entrepreneurship development in countries that until recently were operating under the rules …

Institutions influencing entrepreneurship are undergoing significant transformation in China.
During the Mao era, private entrepreneurship was virtually eradicated and was a political …

The emerging economy perspective provides an excellent opportunity to theorize the
intertwined fields of entrepreneurship and institution research. How do the institutions in …

Theories of entrepreneurship and institutions have grown up in partial isolation, but they are
actually complementary. By analogy with Ronald Burt's structural holes, the idea of …

Transition economies are often characterized by underdeveloped formal institutions, often
resulting in an unstable environment and creating a void usually filled by informal ones …

The literature argues that what is an institution, how institution changes, and the relationship
between institutional change and entrepreneurship. I argue that institution is not only the …

Abstract Research Summary This special issue advances the global strategy and
entrepreneurship fields by providing a better understanding of the linkage between …