MULTIPLE RESPONSES (3): Help about entrepreneurial networks

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From: Alistair Anderson (abs) [mailto:a.r.anderson at rgu.ac.uk] 
Date: Fri 20 Aug 2010 18:39

Dear Fabian,

I am not at all clear about how you will be able to chart the development of networks by survey. First development implies time, so a snap shot won't be much help. Secondly, networks are very social in their nature, so it is likely to very difficult to meaningfully operationalise the concept in context. Surely a qualitative approach is more likely to help you understand the development?

Sincerely

Professor Alistair R Anderson

Director of the Centre for Entrepreneurship

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From: Çağrı BULUT [mailto:cagri.bulut at yasar.edu.tr] 
Date: Fri 20 Aug 2010 22:26

Dear Fabian,

For your second problem you better check the study of Lumpkin and Dess 1996,
and Lumpkin and Dess 2001. Specifically the scales are originally based from
the book Khandwalla 1977. If you need any queries please do not hesitate to
ask.

Best regards and good luck.

Cagri

Cagri BULUT, Ph.D.
Vice Dean & Associate Professor
Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences
Yasar University 
Universite Caddesi, No.35-37
35100 Bornova, Izmir, TURKIYE
cagri.bulut at yasar.edu.tr
Phone: +90 (232) 411 5000 Ext:5192
Fax: +90 (232) 411 5020

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From: Julienne Senyard [mailto:j.senyard at qut.edu.au] 
Date: Fri 20 Aug 2010 23:54

Dear Fabian,
Unfortunately, I can't help, but I would be interested in your results.  Could you send through the responses you receive?
:)

Julienne Senyard
CAUSEE
07 3138 2982
j.senyard at qut.edu.au
http://www.bus.qut.edu.au/research/ace/about/julienne-senyard.jsp

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