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Entrepreneurship's next act

Shaker A Zahra and Mike Wright (UGent)
(2011) ACADEMY OF MANAGEMENT PERSPECTIVES. 25(4). p.67-83
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Entrepreneurship has become firmly established as a legitimate scholarly discipline. For entrepreneurship to influence managerial practice and public policy, however, we believe there needs to be a substantive shift in the focus, content, and methods of entrepreneurship research. We discuss ways this shift could occur, highlighting the need to recognize the multiple dimensions of entrepreneurial activities-and the importance of examining the heterogeneous aspects of context and factoring them into future theory building and testing efforts-and delineating the microfoundations of entrepreneurship. We also discuss how to strengthen the link between entrepreneurship research and public policy.
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BUYOUTS, INTERSECTION, CHALLENGES, INTERNATIONAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP, FUTURE-RESEARCH, GROWTH, OPPORTUNITIES, FIELD, VENTURES, PERFORMANCE

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Chicago
Zahra, Shaker A, and Mike Wright. 2011. “Entrepreneurship’s Next Act.” Academy of Management Perspectives 25 (4): 67–83.
APA
Zahra, S. A., & Wright, M. (2011). Entrepreneurship’s next act. ACADEMY OF MANAGEMENT PERSPECTIVES, 25(4), 67–83.
Vancouver
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Zahra SA, Wright M. Entrepreneurship’s next act. ACADEMY OF MANAGEMENT PERSPECTIVES. 2011;25(4):67–83.
MLA
Zahra, Shaker A, and Mike Wright. “Entrepreneurship’s Next Act.” ACADEMY OF MANAGEMENT PERSPECTIVES 25.4 (2011): 67–83. Print.
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  abstract     = {Entrepreneurship has become firmly established as a legitimate scholarly discipline. For entrepreneurship to influence managerial practice and public policy, however, we believe there needs to be a substantive shift in the focus, content, and methods of entrepreneurship research. We discuss ways this shift could occur, highlighting the need to recognize the multiple dimensions of entrepreneurial activities-and the importance of examining the heterogeneous aspects of context and factoring them into future theory building and testing efforts-and delineating the microfoundations of entrepreneurship. We also discuss how to strengthen the link between entrepreneurship research and public policy.},
  author       = {Zahra, Shaker A and Wright, Mike},
  issn         = {1558-9080},
  journal      = {ACADEMY OF MANAGEMENT PERSPECTIVES},
  keyword      = {BUYOUTS,INTERSECTION,CHALLENGES,INTERNATIONAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP,FUTURE-RESEARCH,GROWTH,OPPORTUNITIES,FIELD,VENTURES,PERFORMANCE},
  language     = {eng},
  number       = {4},
  pages        = {67--83},
  title        = {Entrepreneurship's next act},
  url          = {http://dx.doi.org/10.5465/amp.2010.0149},
  volume       = {25},
  year         = {2011},
}
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