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Conference Papers
Entrepreneurial Origins
The Origin of the Network Positions of New Organizations
Benjamin L. Hallen, Stanford
A Real-Options Model of Stepwise Entry into Self-Employment
Timothy Folta, Purdue, Fredric Delmar & Karl Wennberg, both from the Stockholm
School of Economics
Discussant: Anil Gupta, Maryland
Geography and Entrepreneurship
Community Embeddedness and Entrepreneurial Activity
Pino Audia and Chris Ryder UC-Berkeley
Regional Industrial Identity and Spatial Arrangements in the U.S.
Biotherapeutics Industry 1976-2004
Olga M. Khessina and Elaine Romanelli, Georgetown
Discussant: David Waguespack, Maryland
Venture Capital
Learning to Govern? Venture Capitalists and the Replacement of Founder-CEOs in
IPO Firms Timothy Pollock, Penn State, Ted Baker, UConn, and Bret Fund, Penn
State
Learning While Innovating? The Abandonment of Corporate Venture Capital Programs
Vibha Gaba, INSEAD
Discussant: David Kirsch, Maryland
Interplay Between Institutions and Entrepreneurial Firms
Leveraging Stable Institutions for Strategic Change: Business Journalism in
Market Formation Mark Kennedy, USC and Ed Zajac, Northwestern
Certifying the Harvest: The Role of Standards-Based Certification Organizations
in the Nascent Organic Food Industry
Brandon Lee, Cornell
Claiming Market Value: Strategic Choices and Investor Valuations of New Firms in
Emerging Industries
Violina Rindova, Maryland, Frank Rothaermel, Georgia Tech, and Dax Basdeo,
Maryland
Discussant: Raghu Garud, Penn State
Entrepreneurial Firms and Strategic Alliances
Do Firms Learn from Collaboration?
Ha Hoang, INSEAD, and Frank Rothaermel, Georgia Tech
Startups in Nascent Markets: Building A Strong Alliance Portfolio From A Low
Power Position Pinar Ozcan, IESE, and Kathleen Eisenhardt, Stanford
Discussant: Christine Beckman, UC-Irvine
Trust, Disillusionment, and Survival/Mortality
Betrayal in Embedded Relationships: Trust and Disillusionment in Entrepreneurial
Acquisitions Melissa E. Graebner, Univ of Texas-Austin
Rumors Of My Mortality Have Been Greatly Exaggerated: An Empirical Examination
Of The Mortality Hypothesis
Rita McGrath, Columbia
Discussant: Jeff Martin, Univ of Texas-Austin
Learning to Survive
Complexity Theory, Market Dynamism And The Strategy Of Simple Rules
Jason Davis, Stanford, Kathleen Eisenhardt, Stanford, and Christopher Bingham,
Maryland
Modes of internal experience and survival enhancing learning in new firms
June-Young Kim, Wisconsin-Madison, Jay Kim, USC, and Anne Miner,
Wisconsin-Madison
Discussant: Suresh Kotha, Univ of Washington-Seattle
Thought Leaders’ Panel on Entrepreneurship Research
- Howard Aldrich, Univ of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
- Kathleen Eisenhardt, Stanford University
- Mauro Guillen, The Wharton School
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