El estudio de la influencia del contexto institucional en el emprendimiento: una revisión de la literatura y horizontes para el desarrollo del campo de investigación
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https://doi.org/10.24054/face.v24i1.2908Resumen
Si bien las contribuciones en el estudio académico del emprendimiento se han centrado principalmente en enfatizar el papel del emprendedor y sus emprendimientos, una mayor comprensión de los elementos contextuales que influyen en el emprendimiento representa también un beneficio para el desarrollo de este campo de estudio. De acuerdo con investigaciones recientes, la literatura institucional es un marco teórico apropiado para analizar cómo los elementos y mecanismos contextuales crean influencias para el emprendimiento. Un interés creciente en el estudio de estas influencias contextuales institucionales crea el imperativode identificar tendencias y oportunidades de investigación que se estén desarrollando dentro de esta línea de estudio. Como resultado, este estudio tiene el objetivo de realizar una revisión de la literatura que identificó 61 artículos dentro de un grupo importantes revistas académicas internacionales, desde 1999 hasta 2023. Este artículo de revisión presenta los temas clave encontrados en la literatura que estudian la influencia contextual en el emprendimiento, y propone caminos a seguir para el enriquecimiento de estos temas identificados.
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