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En los últimos años, diversos autores han considerado el uso de una perspectiva institucional en la investigación sobre entrepreneurship como una de las líneas de investigación más promisorias. Sin embargo, la relación entre entrepreneurship e instituciones continúa siendo poco clara en la literatura. El trabajo avanza en una revisión de artículos, publicados entre 1973 y 2020, que reúnen ambos enfoques. Los resultados muestran que la investigación está sesgada hacia el análisis del vínculo unidireccional entre entrepreneurship e instituciones, siendo escasos los trabajos que adoptan un enfoque bidireccional o coevolutivo. Además, predominan estudios que analizan variables institucionales a nivel macro, siendo también muy pocos los que consideran variables meso o micro. Nuevas agendas de investigación son propuestas a partir de la fertilización cruzada de ambos enfoques.
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