Ownership Beyond Venture Creation
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https://doi.org/10.66203/directiva.01200Keywords:
entrepreneurial ownership, structured entrepreneurship, ownership transition, capability transfer, organizational replication, ownership scaling, managed ownership systemsAbstract
Artificial intelligence (AI), digital ecosystems, and increasingly sophisticated organizational systems are reshaping how entrepreneurial value is created, coordinated, and sustained. These transformations invite a broader understanding of entrepreneurship that extends beyond independent venture creation toward organizationally enabled ownership development. Synthesizing the conceptual contributions presented in this volume, this editorial argues that entrepreneurial ownership represents a distinct theoretical construct that deserves explicit scholarly attention and proposes an ownership-centered perspective as an emerging research agenda for entrepreneurship and strategic management.
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