This paper looks to explore the degree of social capital possessed by incubator tenant firms that being the resource accrued from their networks and constituent relations. It analyses how networks, and the social capital within, are leveraged to access resources and isolate which toes of networks are more important than others. Findings show that different types of networks are utilised different in terms of resource acquisition and that social capital is an important factor in this dynamic
University spin-off firms in their first, often critical, years face a shortage of basic resources n...
This paper looks to broaden understanding about the networks of firms located in Business Incubators...
Despite a widespread recognition that networking events serve an essential purpose in entrepreneuria...
The aim of the research is to provide an insight on the critical factors which influence habitual en...
The aim of this study is to present precedent and contemporary social network research as a valuable...
There are currently three divergent views regarding the sources of beneficial social capital within ...
The leveraging of inter-firm networks is increasingly considered to be a strategic resource that can...
Social capital plays an important role in explaining inter-organizational learning and knowledge acq...
This study aims to understand how various types of social capital and relational exchanges effect f...
Incubator tenants usually lack established business relationships and legitimacy. Incubators, theref...
This research examines the effect of two components of technology based new ventures‘ initial resour...
Social capital is very crucial for entrepreneurs. It is one of the key factors for entrepreneurial g...
In order to determine the effects of social capital in innovative contexts, Nahapiet and Ghoshal’s (...
Highlighting a range of topics including regional development, social innovation, network capital, a...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to propose a theoretical framework to distinguish different f...
University spin-off firms in their first, often critical, years face a shortage of basic resources n...
This paper looks to broaden understanding about the networks of firms located in Business Incubators...
Despite a widespread recognition that networking events serve an essential purpose in entrepreneuria...
The aim of the research is to provide an insight on the critical factors which influence habitual en...
The aim of this study is to present precedent and contemporary social network research as a valuable...
There are currently three divergent views regarding the sources of beneficial social capital within ...
The leveraging of inter-firm networks is increasingly considered to be a strategic resource that can...
Social capital plays an important role in explaining inter-organizational learning and knowledge acq...
This study aims to understand how various types of social capital and relational exchanges effect f...
Incubator tenants usually lack established business relationships and legitimacy. Incubators, theref...
This research examines the effect of two components of technology based new ventures‘ initial resour...
Social capital is very crucial for entrepreneurs. It is one of the key factors for entrepreneurial g...
In order to determine the effects of social capital in innovative contexts, Nahapiet and Ghoshal’s (...
Highlighting a range of topics including regional development, social innovation, network capital, a...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to propose a theoretical framework to distinguish different f...
University spin-off firms in their first, often critical, years face a shortage of basic resources n...
This paper looks to broaden understanding about the networks of firms located in Business Incubators...
Despite a widespread recognition that networking events serve an essential purpose in entrepreneuria...