Drawing on the social embeddedness perspective, this article examines the impact of
entrepreneurs' social capital on their firm performance in post-Soviet Russia. Based on face …

Social capital is broadly described by researchers as an asset embedded in relationships—
of individuals, communities, networks or societies [Admin. Sci. Q. 42 (1997) 339; Acad …

This dissertation seeks to contribute to the body of literature covering the field of
interorganizational relationships of entrepreneurial firms. More specifically, this study …

The article distinguishes between leaders and leadership on the one hand, and leader and
leadership development on the other. It then explores a particular mode of leadership …

The purpose of this study is to examine the relationship between social capital and firm
innovation as well as the moderating effects of absorptive capability. In general, network …

Access to resources, particularly sources of information and advice, is highly important to
start-up companies. Men have traditionally enjoyed stronger formal networking positions …

In this article, we build a conceptual framework that models the influence of social capital as
a multidimensional concept on strategic resource acquisition through interorganizational …

According to Woolcock, social capital can be defined as the “norms and networks facilitating
collective action for mutual benefit”. Furthermore, Gabbay and Leenders suggest that social …

A case study approach is adopted as a means of identifying links between corporate
entrepreneurship and social capital. Data are drawn from a three‐year study which …

This paper empirically examines the relationship between the external business network of
a country business unit (CBU) of a multinational firm, its performance, and the unique …