Entrepreneurship and Regional Development

Papers
(The TQCC of Entrepreneurship and Regional Development is 7. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
The role of innovation and knowledge for entrepreneurship and regional development50
Entrepreneurial ecosystems and economic resilience at local level47
It’s right nearby: how entrepreneurs use spatial bricolage to overcome resource constraints43
Rethinking embeddedness: a review and research agenda43
Indigenous Entrepreneurship. Current issues and future lines37
Bridging locality and internationalization – A research agenda on the sustainable development of family firms33
Time and the dynamics of entrepreneurial ecosystems29
Innovation and the knowledge-base for entrepreneurship: investigating SME innovation across European regions using fsQCA27
Community enterprise, community entrepreneurship and local development: a literature review on three decades of empirical studies and theorizations21
Entrepreneurship and embeddedness: process, context and theoretical foundations21
Theorizing Disembedding and Re-Embedding: Resource Mobilization in Refugee Entrepreneurship21
Neuroentrepreneurship: an integrative review and research agenda20
Understanding entrepreneurial ecosystems using complex adaptive systems theory: getting the big picture for economic development, practice, and policy17
Endure, escape or engage: how and when misaligned institutional logics and entrepreneurial agency contribute to the maturing of entrepreneurial ecosystems16
‘Adopting place’: how an entrepreneurial sense of belonging can help revitalise communities15
Crafting growth together14
Family-centered goals, geographic focus and family firms’ internationalization: a study on export performance14
A quantitative-based model to assess seed accelerators’ performance13
Transforming enterprise education: sustainable pedagogies of hope and social justice13
Identity work in different entrepreneurial settings: dominant interpretive repertoires and divergent striving agendas13
Women’s empowerment and emancipation through entrepreneurship: extending Professor Alistair Anderson’s contributions13
A practice perspective on knowledge, learning and innovation – insights from an EU network of small food producers13
Impairment (in)visibility and stigma: how disabled entrepreneurs gain legitimacy in mainstream and disability markets13
The impact of parental emotional support on the succession intentions of next-generation family business members12
Sustainable tourism entrepreneurship in protected areas. A real options assessment of alternative management options12
Entrepreneuring as emancipation in family business succession: a story of agony and ecstasy11
Family firms between territory and internationalization: an authenticity based perspective11
Blockchain and vulnerable entrepreneurial ecosystems11
Managing through a crisis: emotional leadership strategies of high-growth entrepreneurs during the COVID-19 pandemic11
The interconnected influences of institutional and social embeddedness on processes of social innovation: A Polanyian perspective11
The influence of local embeddedness on the economic, social, and environmental sustainability practices of regional small firms10
Contextualizing the knowledge spillover theory of entrepreneurship: the Chilean paradox10
How much do network support and managerial skills affect women’s entrepreneurial success? The overlooked role of country economic development10
Contextual understanding of care ethics in social entrepreneurship9
Entrepreneurship as a pathway into and out of poverty: a configuration perspective9
The impact of entrepreneurship on regional economic growth: a perspective of spatial heterogeneity9
Flagship enterprises, entrepreneurial clusters, and business entry rates: insights from the knowledge spillover theory of entrepreneurship9
From family to families: pushing family entrepreneurship forward9
Does location matter? Unpacking the dynamic relationship between the spatial context and embeddedness in women’s entrepreneurship8
Analyzing the macro-level determinants of user entrepreneurship. The moderating role of the national culture.8
How incubation creates value for early-stage entrepreneurs: the People-Place nexus8
A contextual analysis of entrepreneurial identity and experience: women entrepreneurs in Turkey7
Entrepreneurial growth aspirations during the COVID-19 pandemic: the role of ICT infrastructure quality versus policy response7
Exploring the interplay between context and enterprise purpose in participative social entrepreneurship: the perceptions of worker cooperative entrepreneurs7
Techno-overload and well-being of French small business owners: identifying the flipside of digital technologies7
Family firms in European regions: the role of regional institutions7
Family firms, Regional Competitiveness and Productivity: A Multilevel Approach7
The patriot-preneur – China’s strategic narrative of women entrepreneurs in Chinese media7
Intersecting where? The multi-scalar contextual embeddedness of intersectional entrepreneurs7
Understanding the entrepreneurial resilience of indigenous women entrepreneurs as a dynamic process. The case of Quechuas in Bolivia7
Venture capital investment, intellectual property rights protection and firm innovation: evidence from China7
Online communities and entrepreneuring mothers: practices of building, being and belonging7
How does informal entrepreneurship influence the performance of small formal firms? A cross-country institutional perspective7
Social enterprises and regional cities: working together for mutual benefit7
Entrepreneurial Ecosystems and distinguishing features of effective policies – an evidence-based approach7
The magical language of un-realistic venture ideas in social entrepreneurship7
Resilience and digitally-advanced entrepreneurship7
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