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COVID-19 as external enabler of entrepreneurship practice and research

Davidsson, Per; Recker, Jan; Briel, Frederik von - In: Business research quarterly : BRQ 24 (2021) 3, pp. 214-223

For decades, entrepreneurship and strategy research has been dominated by agent-centric and inward-looking theoretical … new ventures. We analyze the many possible positive effects on entrepreneurship practice and highlight also positive … effects on entrepreneurship research. We illustrate both positives by applying the External Enabler framework. …

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External enablers of entrepreneurship : a review and agenda for accumulation of strategically actionable knowledge

Kimjeon, Jiyoung; Davidsson, Per - In: Entrepreneurship theory and practice : ET&P 46 (2022) 3, pp. 643-687

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The performance of young firms: patterns of evolution in the growth-profitability space

Steffens, Paul R.; Davidsson, Per; Fitzsimmons, Jason R. - 2006

The aim of this paper is to provide a better understanding of the evolution of small firm performance. We do so by studying performance changes on a two dimensional "growth– profitability performance space". It is well established that both growth and profitability are important dimensions of...

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Dealing With Heterogeneity in Entrepreneurship Research

Davidsson, Per - 2007

It has been argued that entrepreneurship research has not come far enough, fast enough (Low, 2001). Although the volume … which the entrepreneurship research community has arrived at a consensus. Arguably, one factor that hampers knowledge … development in entrepreneurship is the heterogeneity of the phenomenon. Business ventures are stated by individuals and teams with …

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Interpreting Performance in Research on Independent Entrepreneurship

Davidsson, Per - 2007

The performance of the often young and independent businesses studies in entrepreneurship research is not only … that greater care ought to be taken in the selection and interpretation of the dependent variable in entrepreneurship …

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Entrepreneurial Management, Corporate Venturing, and Financial Performance

Eliasson, Christian; Davidsson, Per - 2003

Corporate venturing activities can expand a firm’s business by creating new products and entering new markets. The literature suggests that entrepreneurial management should have a positive effect on corporate venturing activities and, as a consequence of this, a positive effect on a company's...

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What entrepreneurship research can do for business and policy practice

Davidsson, Per - 2002

This article discusses the problem of making practical use of research on entrepreneurship. The introduction deals with … differences can be bridged. Regarding entrepreneurship research specifically it is argued in the following section that there are … side are also to blame. In the next section it is suggested that entrepreneurship research can actually do "A lot of harm …

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Smallness, newness, and regional development

Davidsson, Per; Lindmark, Leif; Olofsson, Christer - 1998

The purpose of this paper is to present empirical findings and interpretations concerning the role of small and new firms for job creation and economic well-being from a regional perspective. More specifically, we will deal with the following questions: • Are small firms over-represented as...

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Determinants of the prevalence of start-ups and high-growth firms

Davidsson, Per; Henrekson, Magnus - 2002

include: missing arenas for entrepreneurship in the care sectors and for household-related services, taxation of …

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009437728

Smallness, newness, and regional development

Davidsson, Per - 2006

The purpose of this book chapter is to present empirical findings and interpretations concerning the role of small and new firms for job creation and economic well-being from a regional perspective. More specifically, we will deal with the following questions: • Are small firms...

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009437731