Entrepreneurship and Institutions in Latin America: Strategic Management of High-Impact Ventures and Entrepreneurial Ecosystems

Éditeurs invités

  • Veneta Andonova, Universidad de los Andes
  • Sascha Fuerst, Tecnologico de Monterrey
  • Carlos Rodriguez, INCAE Business School

Synthèse

This special issue examines how strategic management and entrepreneurial ecosystems interact within Latin America's institutional contexts. It focuses on high-impact ventures and ecosystem elements—capital, talent, norms, and policy—to understand how strategic decisions amid volatility reshape these ecosystems. The issue seeks comparative metrics of entrepreneurial output, case studies of venture-scaling strategies, and policy frameworks for institutional interventions.

The special issue fills a gap by combining strategic management and entrepreneurship through an institutional lens specific to Latin America. It examines how high-impact ventures reshape their ecosystem components, highlights intermediaries like accelerators and incubators, and introduces measurement frameworks suited to informality and rapid digitalization in the Global South.

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Thèmes proposés

  • Institutional architectures and high-impact ventures in Latin America
  • Scaling strategies under institutional voids and macroeconomic volatility
  • Comparative metrics for entrepreneurship research in the Global South
  • Entrepreneurial ecosystem intermediaries in Latin America
  • Public policy instruments and regulatory experimentation
  • Feedback effects between firm-level strategic choices and institutional change