Keeping (Social) Entrepreneurship Hybrid: Towards a Dangerous Research Agenda?
Type
conference paper
Date Issued
2006-11-23
Author(s)
Abstract
Creative process theories of entrepreneurship have mainly been formulated in terms of enactment, narration, disclosure and effectuation. This paper contributes to the theory of entrepreneuring by developing the concept of invention which both emphasizes the relational and embodied qualities of novelty. Moving the focus from creative destruction to deconstructive creativity, this paper lays the basis for a research agenda of entrepreneurship studies that we qualify as "dangerous", giving credit to the as yet neglected double-sidedness of entrepreneuring: the riskiness and promise of invention.
Language
English
HSG Classification
not classified
Refereed
Yes
Event Title
XX Research in Entrepreneuership and Small Business Conference (RENT)
Event Location
Brussels, Belgium
Event Date
23.-24.11.2006
Subject(s)
Eprints ID
30702
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