Far from Silicon Valley: How emerging economies are re-shaping our understanding of global entrepreneurship
In this paper we describe three distinct but interrelated processes -- spillover and catch up, brokering and bottom up -- that link globalization to entrepreneurship in emerging economies. We then outline an ambitious research agenda concerning entrepreneurship in the emerging economy context. Is most of such entrepreneurship Kirznerian or Schumpeterian? How do brokering processes work in this context? What informal and formal institutions will emerge to govern entrepreneurship? Does entrepreneurship at the base of the pyramid represent just another MNE-inspired spillover, or will the severe constraints lead to truly revolutionary innovations in business models, governance arrangements and social relations? Most fundamentally, will the entrepreneurial processes in emerging economies conform to or transform the organization of entrepreneurship as we know it?
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2010
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Authors: | Hill, T.L. ; Mudambi, Ram |
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Journal of International Management. - Elsevier, ISSN 1075-4253. - Vol. 16.2010, 4, p. 321-327
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Elsevier |
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