Wesley D. Sine and Robert J. David, eds.: Research in the Sociology of Work, vol. 21: Institutions and Entrepreneurship.

摘要

For most organizational researchers, the concepts of institution and entrepreneurship are like fire and ice. Institutions are associated with durability, constraint, and stability, while entrepreneurship evokes notions of creation, agency, and change. At a practical level, engagement between the research communities studying institutions and entrepreneurship has been limited. Is this just a sensible division of labor, or a missed opportunity? The goal of this