Entrepreneurship And Business History: Renewing The Research Agenda

Topics:
Organization,
Small Business
Tags:
Entrepreneurial,
Entrepreneurship,
Harvard Business School,
Management
Source:
Harvard Business School

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Overview: This working paper explains that there are now exciting opportunities for renewing the research agenda on entrepreneurship, building on the strong roots already in place, and benefiting from engaging with advances made in the study of entrepreneurial behavior and cognition. There are opportunities for advancing understanding on the historical role of culture and values on entrepreneurial behavior, using more careful methodologies than in the past, and seeking to specify more exactly how important culture is relative to other variables. There are also major opportunities to complement research on the role of institutions in economic growth by exploring the precise relationship between institutions and entrepreneurs.

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Format: PDF | Size: 158KB | Date: Aug 2006 | Pages: 51


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