Developing Entrepreneurial Ecosystems

Laura I.H Bennett, Don J. Webber and Chay Brooks

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Abstract: This insightful book examines the factors shaping the success of entrepreneurial ecosystems. While policymakers and academics are attracted to the potential of entrepreneurship for fostering growth and regional development, the mechanisms and processes that drive thriving ecosystems remain insufficiently understood. This book provides new perspectives on how the geographical and relational boundaries of an entrepreneurial ecosystem are located and defined.

Keywords: Entrepreneurship; Entrepreneurial Ecosystem; Ecosystem Enablers; Ecosystem Development Work; Institutions; Geographical Ecosystem Boundaries. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2026
ISBN: 9781035367009
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Introduction to Developing Entrepreneurial Ecosystems

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Ch 2 The entrepreneurial ecosystems concept

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Ch 3 A new conceptual model to interpret an entrepreneurial ecosystem

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Ch 4 Geographic boundaries of the entrepreneurial ecosystem

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Ch 5 Relational boundaries of the entrepreneurial ecosystem

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Ch 6 Ecosystem development work

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Ch 7 Who are the ecosystem enablers?

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Ch 8 How do entrepreneurs experience and perceive the entrepreneurial ecosystem?

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Ch 9 Conclusions to Developing Entrepreneurial Ecosystems

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