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DESCRIPTION:Institutions & Entrepreneurship\n	2023 Conference\n\n\n\n\nCall 
 for papers for the 3rd Institutions & Entrepreneurship Conference and PhD 
 Workshop\n	June 8‐10\, 2023\, Montreal\, Quebec\, Canada\n\n \n\nThe Desaut
 els Faculty of Management of McGill University and the Johnson Graduate Sc
 hool of Management of Cornell University are pleased to announce the upcom
 ing conference on Institutions and Entrepreneurship\, to be held in Montre
 al\, June 8 to 10\, 2023.\n\n\n	Similar to the successful Institutions and 
 Entrepreneurship Conferences of 2007 and 2008\, the 2023 conference will b
 ring together scholars who take an institutional approach to the study of 
 entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial processes\, broadly defined.\n\nInsti
 tutions – the regulative\, normative\, and cognitive pillars of society – 
 serve as both constraints and enablers of entrepreneurial action. Institut
 ions are tied to time and place\, and while relatively stable are subject 
 to change\, sometimes gradually and sometimes more abruptly. Entrepreneurs
 hip\, or the construction of new organizations\, organizational forms\, an
 d markets both affects and is affected by institutions. We are interested 
 in papers that speak to this relationship: How do institutions affect entr
 epreneurship\, and how does entrepreneurship affect institutions? Our pref
 erence is for empirical papers.\n\nExamples include but are not limited to
 :\n\n\n	How do changes in regulatory\, normative\, or cognitive institution
 s create opportunities for entrepreneurship?\n	In what ways can social move
 ments be generative of entrepreneurship? Do social movement actors engage 
 in entrepreneurship to further their cause?\n	How do entrepreneurs build in
 stitutional structures\, such as regulatory and quasi-regulatory regimes\,
  that promote new organizations and markets?\n	How do entrepreneurs draw on
  institutional logics to legitimate novel organizational forms? What entre
 preneurial opportunities exist in spheres characterized by conflicting log
 ics?\n	How do entrepreneurs deploy cultural elements in their activities? C
 an symbolic and ceremonial action further their interests?\n\n\nWe are ope
 n to both qualitative and quantitative research designs and to a wide vari
 ety of contexts\, including:\n\n\n	Institutions and entrepreneurship in eme
 rging markets.\n	Institutions and entrepreneurship in the informal economy.
 \n	Entrepreneurship amongst social groups that are institutionally marginal
 ized.\n	Institutions and entrepreneurship in times of economic and social d
 isruption (political or economic crises\, mass immigration\, war\, famine\
 , natural disasters\, etc.).\n\n\nConference Details\n	The conference will 
 be held from Thursday\, June 8 to Saturday\, June 10\, 2023 at the Desaute
 ls Faculty of Management\, McGill University\, Montreal\, Canada. The main
  conference will begin with a welcome reception on the evening of Thursday
 \, June 8\, and sessions will run from Friday June 9 to 1pm on Saturday Ju
 ne 10. Participants are expected to be available for this full time period
 . Approximately 25 papers will be selected for presentation. The conferenc
 e is sponsored by Entrepreneurship at Cornell\, the Leland C. and Mary M. 
 Pillsbury Institute for Hospitality Entrepreneurship\, the SC Johnson Coll
 ege of Business\, the Desautels Faculty Scholar Award\, and the Desautels 
 Faculty of Management.\n\nPhD student Paper Development Workshop\n	A PhD st
 udent Paper Development Workshop will be held in the afternoon of Thursday
 \, June 8. Participants are encouraged to arrive on Wednesday\, June 7. If
  you are a Ph.D. student interested in participating\, please make this cl
 ear when submitting your abstract for consideration (We ask that you put “
 PhD workshop abstract” in the subject line of your email submission). Subs
 idies may be available for PhD student accommodation in cases of need.\n\n
 \n	Deadlines/Submission\n\n\n	Abstract submission (approximately 500 words):
  January 16\, 2023\n	Notification of acceptance: February 17\, 2023\n	Submis
 sion of full paper (maximum 8\,000 words): April 28\, 2023\n\n\nAbstract s
 ubmissions are to be emailed to Yoojin Lee at yoojin.lee [at] mail.mcgill.
 ca. Use the subject line “Institutions and Entrepreneurship Abstract” in t
 he title of the email.\n\n\n	Any questions can be directed to the conferenc
 e organizers:\n\n\n	Robert J. David\n		Professor & Desautels Faculty Scholar
 \n		Strategy and Organizations\n		Desautels Faculty of Management\n		McGill Univ
 ersity\n		robert.david [at] mcgill.ca\n\n\n\n	Wesley D. Sine\n		Professor\n		Mana
 gement and Organizations\n		SC Johnson Graduate School of Management\n		Cornel
 l University\n		wds4 [at] cornell.edu\n\n\n \n\n\n	  \n\n
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SUMMARY:Institutions & Entrepreneurship 2023 Conference: Call for Papers 
URL:https://www.mcgill.ca/desautels/channels/event/institutions-entrepreneu
 rship-2023-conference-call-papers-342900
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