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Title: Exploring Entrepreneurial Ecosystems: Consistencies, Contrasts and Contributions
Author/Creator: Daniel, Lisa | Medlin, Chris | O'Connor, Allan | Statsenko, Larissa | Vnuk, Rowena | Hancock, Gary
Description: With innovation and entrepreneurship said to be the saving grace for Australia’s economic future,there is a pressing need to unravel the complexities of entrepreneurial ecosystems as a conducive context for cultivating new businesses initiatives. This paper reports on the deconstruction and analysis of the entrepreneurial ecosystem concept, as undertaken in a symposium by a group of international scholars interested in advancing this pre-paradigmatic perspective. Consistencies, contrasts and contributions from theoretical paradigms – particularly business networks and systems thinking - are explored to reveal parallels and divergences. The concepts of place and dynamics specifically emerge as potentially making a significant contribution toward advancing our current understanding of entrepreneurial ecosystems and provide a potential path forward for research and policy investigations.
Relation: 2016 Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management (ANZAM) Conference, Brisbane, Australia 6-9 December 2016
Relation: Proceedings of the 2016 Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management Conference /
Relation: https://www.anzam.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/2793_ANZAM-2016-215-FILE001.pdf
Year: 2016
Publisher: Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management (ANZAM)
Subject: FoR 1503 (Business and Management) | entrepreneurship | start-ups | small business development | networks | systems | ecosystems

Resource Type: Conference Paper
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