2022
DOI: 10.18267/j.cebr.295
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Understanding the Budapest Entrepreneurial Ecosystem: Human Capital Flows and Social Capital Ties

Abstract: Socio-economic transition in the CEE (Central and Eastern Europe) region in recent decades forms the operating context for young entrepreneurial ecosystems. This study has the aim of analysing institutional and cognitive features of CEE ecosystem development by considering Budapest as a prime example of an urban entrepreneurial ecosystem. Alongside the analysis of event registration data, a qualitative research approach is deployed featuring semistructured interviews with entrepreneurs and other institutional … Show more

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“…Conversations and information sharing can contribute to a better understanding of political dynamics, increase awareness of policies and government practices, and promote trust-building through the exchange of information and ideas. Social contacts shape social norms and influence individuals' attitudes and behaviours, including trust in political institutions (Huszák & Gittins, 2022). The frequency of social contact helps reinforce or challenge existing norms and attitudes toward political institutions.…”
Section: H4: the Belief That Online Communication Channels Expose Peo...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Conversations and information sharing can contribute to a better understanding of political dynamics, increase awareness of policies and government practices, and promote trust-building through the exchange of information and ideas. Social contacts shape social norms and influence individuals' attitudes and behaviours, including trust in political institutions (Huszák & Gittins, 2022). The frequency of social contact helps reinforce or challenge existing norms and attitudes toward political institutions.…”
Section: H4: the Belief That Online Communication Channels Expose Peo...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to the Triple Helix theory, there is strong interdependence between government, academia (the university) and industry (private business). In this latter field, entrepreneurial behaviour is cultivated for the common good of all ecosystem actors (Huszák and Gittins 2021). Higher education institutions involved in entrepreneurial teaching, usually offer mentorship programmes specially dedicated to business start-up and development support for staff and students alike.…”
Section: Entrepreneurial Mentoring In Higher Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%