A New Methodological Frontier in Entrepreneurship Research: Big Data Studies
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The Department of Management and Entrepreneurship seeks to provide students with the knowledge of organizations and management functions within organizations. Graduates will be able to understand work-related behavior, competitive strategy and advantage, strategies of international business, and human-resource management practices.
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The Department of Management was formed in 1984 in the College of Business Administration (later College of Business).
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1984 - present
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- College of Business (parent college)
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The emergence of 'big data' and related analytic techniques are creating opportunities to advance empirical entrepreneurship theory and practice. This editorial focuses on the implications for the design and execution of empirical studies. It offers guidance on how to navigate related methodological challenges and outlines what editors, professional associations, research-method teachers and administrators can do to enable high-quality big data research.
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This accepted article is published as Schwab, A. & Zhang, Z. (2018). A New Methodological Frontier in Entrepreneurship Research: Big Data Studies. Entrepreneurship, Theory & Practice. First published online: February 28, 2018; DOI: 10.1177/1042258718760841. Posted with permission.