Using field level research on firm-level entrepreneurship: A coda

Authors

Alex Stewart, Marquette UniversityFollow
Kevin E. Learned, Boise State University
Stanley W. Mandel, Wake Forest University
Kristin M. Peterson, Andersen Consulting

Document Type

Article

Language

eng

Format of Original

10 p.

Publication Date

Spring 1995

Publisher

Wiley

Source Publication

Entrepreneurship: Theory & Practice. Spring

Source ISSN

1042-2587

Abstract

Contemporary field studies could avoid the fate of their post-World War II predecessors (the first article in this issue), by being used as a basis for knowledge cumulation. This could be achieved by using published field studies for coding and statistical analysis, or by using other researchers' data for indexing and ethnographic analysis. Coding and indexing should distinguish classical from radial categories, to improve conceptual clarity about "entrepreneurship."

Comments

Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice, Vol. 19, No. 3 (Spring 1995): 175-184. DOI.

Alex Stewart was affiliated with Texas Tech University at the time of publication.

Recommended Citation

Stewart, Alex; Learned, Kevin E.; Mandel, Stanley W.; and Peterson, Kristin M., "Using field level research on firm-level entrepreneurship: A coda" (1995). Management Faculty Research and Publications. 201.
https://epublications.marquette.edu/mgmt_fac/201