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We have witnessed a fast growth in academic interest on entrepreneurship
over the past two to three decades, although at disparate paces in different
countries. A wealth of papers presented and published, books, dedicated
journals, websites, professional and research groups have emerged
accompanying this increased interest. It is thus important to understand
what are these scholars studying. In this paper we examine the state of the
art in entrepreneurship research in Brazil, by scrutinizing the entire track
record of the papers presented at the EnANPAD over a twelve years period:
1997 -to 2008. The results of the bibliometric analysis revealed that
entrepreneurship research maintains a broad spectrum of interests,
focusing both on contextual, individual and process issues. Less visible is a
unified theoretical background or the use of established theories
foundational to other management disciplines. It is notable the increase in
Brazilian entrepreneurship research, both empiric, theoretical and casestudy
based. We conclude with an umbrella discussion and suggestions for
future research.
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Entrepreneurship research Entrepreneur Bibliometric study EnANPAD