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    This document summarizes an article from The Academy of Management Review published in October 1985. The article, written by William Gartner, proposes a conceptual framework for describing the phenomenon of new venture creation. It has received over 2,500 citations and been read over 15,000 times. Gartner is the sole author and has published over 170 publications and received over 26,000 citations in his career at Babson College, where he researches entrepreneurship.

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    This document summarizes an article from The Academy of Management Review published in October 1985. The article, written by William Gartner, proposes a conceptual framework for describing the phenomenon of new venture creation. It has received over 2,500 citations and been read over 15,000 times. Gartner is the sole author and has published over 170 publications and received over 26,000 citations in his career at Babson College, where he researches entrepreneurship.

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    A Conceptual Framework for Describing the Phenomenon of New Venture


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    Article  in  The Academy of Management Review · October 1985


    DOI: 10.2307/258039

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