Reducing the distance between thinkers and doers in the entrepreneurial discovery process: An exploratory study

Santini, Cristina; Marinelli, Elisabetta; Boden, Mark; Cavicchi, Alessio; Karel, Haegeman

doi:10.1016/j.jbusres.2015.10.066

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“…Thus, we may correspondingly state that the concept of entrepreneurial discovery lies at the core of RIS3 (Santini, Marinelli, Boden, Cavicchi, & Haegeman, 2016). Thus, we may correspondingly state that the concept of entrepreneurial discovery lies at the core of RIS3 (Santini, Marinelli, Boden, Cavicchi, & Haegeman, 2016).…”

Section: Entrepreneurial Discoverymentioning

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“…Thus, we may correspondingly state that the concept of entrepreneurial discovery lies at the core of RIS3 (Santini, Marinelli, Boden, Cavicchi, & Haegeman, 2016). Mutual collaboration also emerges as an objective within the framework of identifying the key sectors for sustainable development (Santini et al, 2016). Mutual collaboration also emerges as an objective within the framework of identifying the key sectors for sustainable development (Santini et al, 2016).…”

Section: Entrepreneurial Discoverymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Entrepreneurial discovery differentiates smart specialisation in the traditional industries from innovation policies (Landabaso, 2014a). Santini et al (2016) refer to how entrepreneurial discovery requires the interaction between thinkers and doers, thus, this interaction has to arise out of the shared identification by the respective stakeholders of the core priorities for regional development. Foray (2014a) then details entrepreneurial discovery as a dynamic and decentralised process that should certify the transformation in productive structure through continuously drawing upon the ongoing research and innovation.…”

Section: Entrepreneurial Discoverymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Inherent to any approach to RIS3 is understanding and encapsulating the concept underlying the process of entrepreneurial discovery. Thus, we may correspondingly state that the concept of entrepreneurial discovery lies at the core of RIS3 (Santini, Marinelli, Boden, Cavicchi, & Haegeman, 2016). Santini et al (2016) maintain that this concept also spans the need to ensure both private and public R&D in any particular territory.…”

Section: Entrepreneurial Discoverymentioning

confidence: 99%

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Innovation strategies for smart specialisation (RIS3): Past, present and future research

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The recent change in the regional development strategy of the European Union (EU) results in an important need to study the terms of change and their respective implications. This study seeks, through a bibliometric analysis, to ascertain the developments taking place in studies on research and innovation strategies for smart specialisation (RIS3) to identify shortcomings and opportunities for future research. This bibliometric review drew upon the Scopus database with the sample selected containing all the articles containing the keywords “Research and Innovation Strategies for Smart Specialisation” or “RIS3.” This correspondingly reports how some authors maintain that the path the EU should take involves imitative innovation. Meanwhile, others propose that each region should specialise in those industries that are already established there and thus avoid targeting any areas they do not already know/specialise in. Our findings detail six clusters in RIS3 research, which help in contextualising the literature review: (a) business discovery; (b) smart specialisation; (c) innovation; (d) specialisation; (e) regional policies; and (f) regional development. This study furthermore sets out perspectives for future lines of research and correspondingly seeks to convey a vast theoretical basis that may serve as the point of departure for future studies.

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Section: Entrepreneurial Discoverymentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Entrepreneurial Discoverymentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Entrepreneurial Discoverymentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Entrepreneurial Discoverymentioning

confidence: 99%

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“…Thus, in trying to minimise the theory/practice gap as well as reconcile the polarised views of academics and practitioners, there is a greater need for encouraging mutual respect while developing shared approaches in problem solving (Antonacopoulou, 2010;Bartunek, 2007;Jordan, 1991;Miller and Stiver, 1997;Pearce et al, 2008;Romme et al, 2015;Santini et al, 2016).…”

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2017

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Journal of Small Business and Enterprise Abstract PurposeThis article introduces a multi-layered theoretical framework to enable engaged scholarship to develop as a practice in entrepreneurship and small business research. To do so, it illuminates the salient features of engaged scholarship, collaborative learning and actor-network theory. Design/Methodology/ApproachThe article follows a narrative or traditional literature review design. Specifically, it adopts a thematic approach for summarising and synthesising a body of literature on engaged scholarship, collaborative learning and actor-network theory with the view to developing a new multi-layered theoretical framework.

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The role of public administrations in promoting open municipal markets

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2022

Urban Agric & Regnl Food Sys

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Agroecological transitions require steps to be taken to shorten food circuits that prioritize local food markets and their social dimension. Such a measure would include open municipal markets (OMMs) because of their role in promoting the social nature of the agroecological transitions. In rural areas, OMMs managed by public administrations are facing a major crisis. This paper aims to decipher the claims of the actors involved in the OMM crisis and to focus on strategies that could be taken by municipalities. Semistructured questionnaires, direct observations, and participative workshops with stallholders, consumers, local producers, and the researchers of the university were used to analyze social relationships within the framework of OMMs in the Province of Girona, Catalonia. The actors revealed a lack of connection between collectives and within the same group of stallholders. The absence of shared aspirations, along with the scant interest of public bodies in investing in the markets or recognizing their economic and social role, have all contributed to the current decline in OMMs. Open municipal markets are an active asset that are at risk of being abandoned in remote rural areas. If the actors in the market could collaborate, this would help to encourage the local economy and community cohesion and to actively promote the social dimension of the agroecological transitions.

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Reducing the distance between thinkers and doers in the entrepreneurial discovery process: An exploratory study

Cited by 46 publications

References 22 publications

Innovation strategies for smart specialisation (RIS3): Past, present and future research

Innovation strategies for smart specialisation (RIS3): Past, present and future research

Engaged scholarship

The role of public administrations in promoting open municipal markets

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