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Institutional entrepreneurs and their mechanisms of institutional change
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Women Entrepreneurs and Microfinance Institutions
2021The objective of this chapter is to highlight the important relationship between microfinance institutions and women entrepreneurs in new venture creation. This chapter is proposed because women-empowerment is one of the crucial issues worldwide. In certain parts of the world, women are bound to customs, norms, beliefs, which are unique.
Waseem Ul Hameed +5 more
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Outsiders as institutional entrepreneurs
Academy of Management Proceedings, 2013This study examines institutional entrepreneurs’ activities and processes for initiating and implementing divergent change in foreign organizational fields.
Theodore L. Waldron +2 more
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Entrepreneurs, institutional entrepreneurship and institutional change [PDF]
, 2013 The intersection of entrepreneurship research and institutional theory has begun to attract increasing scholarly attention. While much recent research has studied "institutional entrepreneurs" credited with creating new or transforming existing institutions to support their projects, less attention has been paid to the institutions that constitute the ...
Koene, B.A.S., Ansari, S.M.
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China Needs Institutional Entrepreneurs
2020We often speak of entrepreneurs as business entrepreneurs or entrepreneurs within business circles. They deal with technological innovation, business model innovation, and other aspects of innovation such as organizational management. Here I would like to discuss a different kind of entrepreneur: The institutional entrepreneur.
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Institutions and the Embedded Entrepreneur
2019This chapter examines the relationship between entrepreneurs and the communities in which they are embedded. It argues that the actions of entrepreneurs and their firms are contextually situated in specific geographies that make their actions endogenous in the development of place and define a place-specific institutional logic.
Maryann Feldman, Paige Clayton
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Social Entrepreneurs and Institutional Traps
Academy of Management Proceedings, 2019Putting forth an ethic-centric, empathetic and dialectic perspective on institutional influences, we argue that, in addition to positive institutional forces that increase societal and organization...
Khanin, Dmitry +1 more
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INSTITUTIONAL THEORY AND INSTITUTIONAL ENTREPRENEUR
20171980’liyılların sonuna kadar kurumsal kuram genel olarak, makro dinamik eylemlere,örgütsel alan, mit, uyum ve izomorfizm gibi konulara odaklanmış; kurumsalgirişimciyi fazla dikkate almamıştır. Bir diğer anlamda, kurumsal kuram ilealakalı çalışmalar, genel olarak aktörlerin eylem ve davranışlarının, kurumlartarafından belirlendiğini dolayısıyla ...
SAYLAM, Ayşegül +1 more
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Social Entrepreneur's Networks and Institutional Environment
International Journal of Sustainable Entrepreneurship and Corporate Social Responsibility, 2019Institutional environments are widely regarded as a crucial advantage of regions to promote social entrepreneurship. However, there is scarce empirical support on the importance of network relationships and the ties that bind, both institutions and social entrepreneurs.
Susana Bernardino +2 more
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