The Social Capital of Entrepreneurial Newcomers
Bridging, Status-power and Cognition
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Entrepreneurial Newcomers: Resources and Social Embeddedness
This chapter explains the linkage between resource acquisition and social embeddedness in the entrepreneurial process. It emphasises that new venture creation is complex and reflects combinations of material a...
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Entrepreneurial Newcomers and Cognitive Convergence in Bridging Structures
This chapter presents research findings from in-depth interview data in the form of narrative analysis and illustrative quotations. The data demonstrates how technical-professional entrepreneurial newcomers in...
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Entrepreneurial Newcomers: Bridging Structures and Issues of Status and Power
This chapter presents research findings from in-depth interview data in the form of narrative analysis, illustrative quotations, undirected triadic network graphs and signed status graphs. The data demonstrate...
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Entrepreneurial Newcomers and Cognitive Divergence in Bridging Structures
This chapter presents research findings from in-depth interview data in the form of narrative analysis and illustrative quotations. The data demonstrates how technical-professional entrepreneurial newcomers co...
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Bridging Structures, Linkage to Status-Power and Cognitive Social Capital
This chapter reemphasises that bridging ties are vertical, upward, authoritative, heterogeneous and more formalised arrangements, which is actually akin to what Weber conceptualised as (Vergesellschaftung, Macht,...
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Conclusion
The first part of this book provides a literature review pertaining to entrepreneurial newcomers’ resource acquisition and their cognitive social capital when negotiating status and power differentials in brid...
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Introduction
There is an extraordinary amount of research pertaining to social capital in the fields of management and entrepreneurship. This chapter explains that the features of cognitive social capital are relatively un...
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Social Capital: Its Foundations and Application in Management and Entrepreneurship
This chapter explains the importance of social capital for society, management and entrepreneurship. It emphasises the scholarly importance of social capital in the fields of social science, economics, health,...
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Developmental Patterns of Adverse Childhood Experiences and Current Symptoms and Impairment in Youth Referred For Trauma-Specific Services
By the time children reach adolescence, most have experienced at least one type of severe adversity and many have been exposed to multiple types. However, whether patterns of adverse childhood experiences are ...
