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Explore journal articles based on CES-supported research projects and other entrepreneurial research and insights from Stanford GSB faculty.

Stanford GSB Research on Entrepreneurship

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Attracting Early Stage Investors: Evidence from a Randomized Field Experiment

Shai Bernstein, Arthur Korteweg, Kevin Laws
Journal of Finance. April
2017, Vol. 72, Issue 2, Pages 509-538
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Dynamic Policymaking with Decay

Steven Callander, Gregory Martin
American Journal of Political Science. January
2017, Vol. 61, Issue 1, Pages 50-67
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State of Latino Entrepreneurship 2016

Douglas Rivers, Jerry I. Porras, Natassia Rodriguez Ott, Phil Pompa
Stanford Latino Entrepreneurship Initiative. December
2016
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The Problem with Legacy Ecosystems

Robert E. Siegel, Aaron Levie, Maxwell Wessel
Harvard Business Review. Harvard University: November
2016, Pages 68-74
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Serial Entrepreneurship: Learning by Doing?

Kathryn Shaw, Francine Lafontaine
Journal of Labor Economics. February
11, 2016, Vol. 34, Issue S2, Pages S217-S254
Academic Publication|

State of Latino Entrepreneurship 2015

Douglas Rivers, Jerry I. Porras, Remy Arteaga, Tiq Chapa, Jessica Salinas
Stanford Latino Entrepreneurship Initiative.
2015
Academic Publication|

Impact Review: Sustaining a Good Idea Without a Standalone Business Model

Stefanos Zenios, Lyn Denend, Julie Manriquez
Global Health Innovation Insights.
2012
Academic Publication|

LifeStraw Carbon for Water: Sustainable Funding for a Public Health Intervention

Stefanos Zenios, Lyn Denend, Stacey McCutcheon
Global Health Innovation Insights.
2012
Book Chapter|

It's Not About the Beer, Really

Glenn R. Carroll
Market Entry, Competitive Dynamics, and Entrepreneurship. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar,
2011, Pages 124-127

Entrepreneurship Insights by Stanford Business

June 20, 2017
Written

Developing the Next Wave of Women Leaders

A Stanford GSB conference explores women’s higher barriers to entry and the value of the network.
Women conducting a meeting | iStock/julief514
May 26, 2017
Written

Is One of These the Next Big Thing?

Stanford GSB students pitch their startup ideas to VCs, angels, and alumni.
Senegalese model Sachakara Dieng applies make-up in a bathroom mirror. | Reuters/Finbarr O'Reilly
May 24, 2017
Written

Why Do Some Innovations Stick? Quite Simply, Because They’re Better

Patent gatekeepers require truly original ideas to be stronger, but there’s a downside.
A sign marking the premises of the Intellectual Property Office | iStock/whitemay
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