Silicon Valley entrepreneurship – Revisiting a popular dream

Ted Baker · Friederike Welter

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Entrepreneurship Studies and Influences Cultural Industries and Urban Development Private Equity and Venture Capital

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• Discusses how Silicon Valley entrepreneurship was mythologized and how the myth persisted over time. • Shows how Silicon Valley entrepreneurship myths develop out of the past. • Explore what role the built environment plays for myths. • Discusses sources of inspirations for more inclusive entrepreneurship myths.

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