The co-evolution of social networks and selection system orientations as core constituents of institutional logics of future entrepreneurs at school

摘要: Abstract In contexts where a choice between competing institutional logics is possible, the social networks of future entrepreneurs affect their adoption particular logics. Using panel data method for studying co-evolution and individual actor behavior (SIENA), we study how selection system orientations as core constituents affect, are affected by, networks. Our empirical setting cohort film school students, whose network ties measured over period three years. We find that students with strong market orientation less popular among peers at school, influenced through from same cohort.