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How entrepreneurs work around institutional voids to create social value in developing countries

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Entrepreneurship, Management of Social and Solidarity Organizations

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Assistant Prof. Alisa Sydow and her co-authors showed that severe institutional voids push entrepreneurs to create social impact and build up formal as well as informal institutions. Institutions that developing economies need.

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Entrepreneurship, Institutional voids, social value

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SYDOW Alisa

Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship

ESCP-Europe

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