Reflections on the 2010AMRDecade Award: Whither the Promise? Moving Forward with Entrepreneurship As a Science of the Artificial

Sankaran Venkataraman · Saras D. Sarasvathy · Nicholas Dew · William R. Forster

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Entrepreneurship Studies and Influences Innovation and Knowledge Management Migration, Ethnicity, and Economy

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In this article we speak of roads taken and paths yet to be traversed. Over the past decade, entrepreneurship researchers have accumulated considerable work related to opportunities. Here we outline new possibilities opened up by that work and seek to recast entrepreneurship as a science of the artificial in three ways: understanding opportunities as made as well as found, moving beyond new combinations to transformations, and developing a new nexus around actions and interactions.

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