Entrepreneurs can be better understood within the institutional and social contexts in which
they operate and collaborate. Context is perhaps most easily captured by considering the …

It has become an axiom in research on entrepreneurship that certain key assets in the
entrepreneurial process, such as knowledge, informal rules and creative potential, acquire …

Entrepreneurship is a critical driver of economic health, industrial rejuvenation, social
change, and technological progress. In an attempt to determine how to best support such an …

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

In “The next wave of entrepreneurship research,” Schoonhoven and Romanelli (hereafter
S&R, this volume) set forth a broad-gauge review of recent work in entrepreneurship. They …

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

Entrepreneurial activity does not exist within a vacuum; rather, it is an activity which is firmly
rooted in the context in which it is being undertaken. Ventures are created and grown, and …

If you have ever wondered about what high-tech entrepreneurship looks like in 'Middle
America', then you will get a kick out of Yasuyuki Motoyama's latest monograph, which …

Regional competitiveness and entrepreneurial activities are strongly linked together by
knowledge spillovers. According to the knowledge spillover theory of entrepreneurship …

This article reviews the scientific contributions of the 2013 recipient of the Global Award for
Entrepreneurship Research, Maryann Feldman, Heninger Distinguished Professor in the …