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Entrepreneurship and/in context: Moving forward. PDW at AOM 2015

  • 1.  Entrepreneurship and/in context: Moving forward. PDW at AOM 2015

    Posted 05-07-2015 04:06
    Entrepreneurship and/in context: Moving forward. PDW at AOM 2015

    Scheduled: Saturday, Aug 8 2015 9:45AM - 12:15PM at Vancouver Convention Centre in Room 217,218,219

    Entrepreneurship researchers have come to acknowledge that entrepreneurship happens in various
    contexts and that entrepreneurship research takes place in specific contexts and communities and
    that researchers, themselves, bring their own context to the research site. What does this �context�
    perspective mean for research practices and paradigms, methodologies, theories and conceptual
    approaches as well as for our understanding of the phenomenon �entrepreneurship�? We believe that it
    is time to address the challenges identified by recent discussions on contexts and entrepreneurship
    (research). With this PDW, we will work on developing practical implications from this context
    discussion, both for our own specific research projects as well as for the community of
    entrepreneurship scholars, overall. This session will begin with brief presentations on aspects of
    entrepreneurship and / in context and will lead to round table discussions oriented towards
    involving all participants in active efforts to develop this perspective into a community of
    scholars who will work towards tackling the challenges involved in doing contextualized research
    (and, ultimately, incorporate a contextualized perspective into our teaching as well). After
    presentations of insights generated from the round tables, a panel will offer additional insights
    and pull together the ideas presented in the PDW in order to move forward the debate on
    entrepreneurship and / in context. By recognizing contextual issues through various perspectives
    identified in the PDW, we expect to expand current theoretical approaches in entrepreneurship,
    enhance methods for studying entrepreneurship, and, develop better training and practice.

    Chair: Friederike Welter; IfM Bonn / U. of Siegen;
    Moderator: William B. Gartner; California Lutheran U. / Copenhagen Business School;
    Presenter: Malin Brannback; Abo Akademi U.;
    Presenter: Alan L. Carsrud; Abo Akademi U.;
    Presenter: Ted Baker; North Carolina State U.;
    Presenter: Erin Powell; Clemson U.;
    Presenter: Denise Fletcher; U. Luxembourg;
    Presenter: Howard E. Aldrich; U. of North Carolina;
    Presenter: Chris Steyaert; U. of St. Gallen;
    Presenter: R. Daniel Wadhwani; U. of the Pacific;
    Discussant: Candida G Brush; Babson College;
    Discussant: Sara Carter; U. of Strathclyde;
    Discussant: Saras D. Sarasvathy; U. of Virginia;

    Pre-registration is required for this workshop. To register online, please visit
    https://secure.aom.org/PDWReg. The deadline to register online is July 30, 2015.

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