Resum
By utilizing the perspectives of 27 interviewees from family businesses embedded in three sub-national regions of a developing country, we explore how regional cultural background of families explains heterogeneity in their endowed entrepreneurial capital (EC). We draw on Nordqvist & Melin's framework for entrepreneurship and family business as an organizing framework and chalk out its various sub-dimensions and their differential effects on EC across regions. This research contributes to understanding how informal institutions influence entrepreneurial capital and explains why significant variations in regional development exist within a perceived homogeneous institutional setting.
| Idioma original | Anglès |
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| Estat de la publicació | Publicada - 8 d’ag. 2019 |
| Esdeveniment | 2019 Academy of Management Annual Meeting - Durada: 8 d’ag. 2019 → 13 d’ag. 2019 |
Conferència
| Conferència | 2019 Academy of Management Annual Meeting |
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| Període | 8/08/19 → 13/08/19 |