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Embeddedness as a facilitator of

sustainable entrepreneurship

Frédéric Dufays

ULg – HEC Management School

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Research question

• Embeddedness of entrepreneurship

• Sustainable entrepreneurship

• Call for shifting from What to How (Shepherd

& Patzelt, 2012)

How does embeddedness of

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Literature review

Embeddedness

• Sources and mechanisms of embeddedness

Entrepreneurship needs to be understood in

relationship with the environment and the actors evolving in this environment, including norms and values

• Organizational outcomes

Organizational survival, access to resources, innovation,…

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Literature review

Stakeholder theory

• Organizations conceived of as a set of

relationships among groups that have a stake

in the organization’s activities

• Influence of stakeholders depending on

behavioural motives and network structure

Environment as a stakeholder

Power of future stakeholders

Active role of stakeholders in sustainable

entrepreneurship (2-way relationship)

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Embeddedness of sustainable

entrepreneurship process

Sustainable

entrepreneurship

described in terms value creation with regard to a triple bottom line – i.e. profit, people, and planet (Dixon & Clifford, 2007)

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Embeddedness of sustainable

entrepreneurship process

• Opportunity discovery/creation • Opportunity evaluation • Opportunity exploitation

Proposition 1a: Sustainable entrepreneurship is embedded in a network of stakeholders representing the broader economic, social, and environmental context.

Proposition 1b: Sustainable entrepreneurship embeddedness both enables and constrains opportunity creation and/or identification, evaluation, and

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Embeddedness as a facilitator

of sustainability

• Voluntary exchange of information and value with the whole set of stakeholders voluntary (Bridoux and Stoelhorst 2014) social contract • Consideration for future

Long-term orientation

Propositions 2: In order to meet their commitment for sustainability, sustainable entrepreneurs engage in long-term social contracts with both current and future stakeholders to acquire a) information about what they ought to do …

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Discussion

• Limitations

– What if conflicting demands?

• Compromising

• Strategy depending on stakeholders (self-regarding vs. engaged in reciprocal behaviour)

– Deductive model, failing to reflect the many shades of practice

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Discussion

• Contributions

– Sustainable entrepreneurship

• Embeddedness – Importance of context • Shifting from What to How

– Embeddedness

• Outcomes of embeddedness

• Future research

– Embeddedness vs. individual values

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