Empirical study going beyond econometric analysis to evaluate the inter-organizational network of actors in the Lyon area entrepreneurial ecosystem.
Rising Entrepreneurial Ecosystem (EE) research is important to better understand how Entrepreneurial Dynamics are locally supported. But it presents many dead angles, such as the empirical understanding of its inter-organizational network of actors' structure and processes.
The evolutionary nature of EEs indicates to go beyond econometric analysis. In the case of the Lyon area, we conducted research using network theory and quantitative graph theory to identify configurational patterns and their impact on entrepreneurial dynamics.
This article was first published on ose.africa (legacy site).
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