Redefine Entrepreneurial Ecosystems: Divergences And Potential Consensus

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  • Wei Ying Chong
  • Peng Ren

Abstract

Despite the increasing prominence of the entrepreneurial ecosystem concept in entrepreneurship research, its definition often remains elusive due to a diversity of perspectives. This confusion has led to questions about the theoretical foundations and practical effectiveness of the term "ecosystem" within entrepreneurial studies. This article attempts to sort through past research on the definition of entrepreneurial ecosystems, discussing the divergences among different viewpoints and identifying potential consensus. Clarifying these concepts helps reveal a more effective reference framework. We opine that social dynamism has the potential to act as a "glue" to bridge the gaps in the definition and practice of EE, and we also suggest adopting more subjective factors as a medium for assessing social dynamism.

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2024-01-07

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Chong, W. Y. . ., & Ren, P. . (2024). Redefine Entrepreneurial Ecosystems: Divergences And Potential Consensus. Migration Letters, 21(S2), 1089–1107. Retrieved from https://migrationletters.com/index.php/ml/article/view/7040

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