An Overview of Rural Entrepreneurship and Future Directions

Q3 Business, Management and Accounting

Journal of Small Business Strategy Pub Date : 2021-11-16 DOI:10.53703/001c.29468

Dennis Barber III, Michael L. Harris, Jeffrey J. Jones

引用次数: 4

Abstract

Prior research shows that rural entrepreneurship has its own distinct elements and deserves additional attention within the research community. The frameworks and methodologies from studies focused on high-growth and technology-based entrepreneurship are often used to explore rural entrepreneurial activities. This incongruence limits our understanding of the true impact entrepreneurship can have on rural communities. The articles in this special issue help advance our knowledge of rural entrepreneurship as a distinct field of study, and add to our understanding of its impact in the rural context. Additional research avenues are suggested.

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农村创业概述与未来发展方向

先前的研究表明，农村创业有其独特的元素，值得研究界进一步关注。侧重于高增长和基于技术的创业的研究的框架和方法通常用于探索农村创业活动。这种不协调限制了我们对创业对农村社区的真正影响的理解。本期特刊中的文章有助于提高我们对农村创业这一独特研究领域的认识，并加深我们对其在农村背景下影响的理解。提出了其他研究途径。

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Journal of Small Business Strategy Business, Management and Accounting-Strategy and Management

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3.60

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审稿时长

4 weeks

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