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ISSN: 1048-4736
Publication date: 23 August 2022
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(2022), "Index", Mars, M.M. and Schau, H.J. (Ed.) How Alternative is Alternative? The Role of Entrepreneurial Development, Form, and Function in the Emergence of Alternative Marketscapes (Advances in the Study of Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Economic Growth, Vol. 29), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 167-171. https://doi.org/10.1108/S1048-473620220000029008
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Copyright © 2022 Matthew M. Mars and Hope Jensen Schau
INDEX
Note: Page numbers followed by “n” indicate notes.
Absurd entrepreneurship
, 6, 22
Academic system
, 60
Actor motives
, 99–100
Agency
, 90
Agility
, 82, 85
Aitai-tori-hiki process
, 129
Alternative enterprises
, 2, 12–13
Alternative entrepreneurship, 30–32, 51 (see also Misfit entrepreneurship)
alternative literature
, 32–34
cases
, 39–48
methods
, 35–39
and organizational forms
, 48–54
range of practices, places, organizations, and relationships discerns in
, 49–50
Alternative food networks (AFNs)
, 124
balancing AFN ideology and logistical operations
, 138–141
and conventional food supply chains
, 126–128
Greengrocer-farmer Collaborative Distribution
, 134–135
Henko
, 133–134
intermediary in AFNs vs. local wholesale market
, 132–133
Japan’s conventional wholesale market system
, 128–130
literature
, 126
local wholesale market
, 136–138
methodology
, 131–132
models in Japan
, 125
organic farmer organized distribution
, 135–136
re-evaluating relationship between AFNs and conventional food system
, 141–143
risk mitigation
, 143
trust building + information sharing
, 143–144
Alternative marketspaces
, 105–106
Alternative organization
, 31
Analytical perspective
, 89–90
Anonymous
, 14, 18–20
Armory Show of 1913
, 71–72
Art market
, 65
Artisan food producers
, 31, 35
alternative to large-scale food production and uniform eco systems
, 42–45
ethnographic case
, 37–38
Avant-garde art
, 60–61, 67, 70–75
Bauhaus school
, 75
Boulder Thesis
, 155–156
Buccaneers
, 11
Business as usual
, 31
Business-to-business relationships (BtoB relationships)
, 130
Capitalism
, 32
Capitalist form of entrepreneurship
, 32
Catholic Church
, 14
Certification
, 43
Chokubaijos
, 133
Classic resource-dependency theory
, 60
Co-Lab
, 156
Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack
, 21
Community-supported agriculture (CSA)
, 98, 124
Conflation of tertiary elements
, 114
Constructivism
, 70
Constructivist approach
, 131
Contemporary art
, 66
Conventional food supply chains
, 126–128
Conventional food system, 141–143, 145n1
Conventional marketspaces
, 105–106
Core business
, 48
Corporate social responsibility (CSR)
, 34
Corruption
, 4
Counterculture
, 7–9
Creative destruction
, 3
Creative problem solving
, 82
Critical perspectives
, 2
and dark side theory frameworks
, 2–9
Cubism
, 70
Cultural capital
, 104
Cultural legitimacy
, 63
Cultural omnivores
, 104
Culture
, 7, 64
Dallas Buyers Club
, 11
Dark side of entrepreneurship
, 2, 9
Dark side theory
amidst critical perspectives
, 3–5
frameworks
, 2–9
mapping culture, power, and enterprises using
, 8
Dark social entrepreneurship
, 10, 23
DarkSide
, 14, 20–21
Dealer-critic system
, 65–69
Deductive analysis
, 107
Demand
, 99
Denouement
, 62–65
Destructive entrepreneurship
, 9
Direct markets
, 133
Distributed denial of service (DDoS)
, 18
Diversity in Entrepreneurship (DiE)
, 39
Diversity in Entrepreneurship/Networks of Entrepreneurs from Ethnic Minorities (DiE/NEEM)
, 31, 35, 38
alternatives to social exclusion
, 45–48
ethnographic case
, 38–39
Dominant culture
, 7–9
Doxing
, 19
Drug cartels
, 2, 9
Economic development
, 150
Economic opportunity
, 100
Economy in society
, 33
Ecosystem
building
, 152
collaboration
, 161
Ecosystem Playbook
, 152–153
“Educate. Connect. Launch.” tagline
, 157
Embedded agency
, 85, 90
Entrepreneurial Ecosystem Building Playbook
, 152
Entrepreneurial ecosystems
, 151–153
Entrepreneurs
, 7, 12, 150, 152
Entrepreneurship
, 30
as countercultural
, 2
education
, 2
forms
, 5
mapping
, 7–9
roots in entrepreneurship theory
, 3
Environmental activism
, 101
Environmental conservation
, 133
Environmental sustainability
, 101
Equitable relationships
, 88–89
Esthetic element
, 113–114
Esthetic qualities
, 100
Ethnographic designs
, 92
Ethnographic mission
, 35–36
Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation
, 151
Experimentation
, 88
Fair Trade
enterprises
, 41
fair
, 37
Farmo (online platform)
, 134–135
“Food hub” concept
, 125
For-profit organizations
, 32
Framing
, 98
French Impressionist art
, 66
French Salon and Academy
, 62–65
Futurism
, 70
Governance
, 99
Grayness
, 5
Greengrocer-farmer Collaborative Distribution
, 134–135
Groupe des Artistes Indèpendants
, 69
Hackers
, 18–21
Hacking
, 12–13, 21
Hacktivism
, 18–21
“Hand coding” strategy
, 87
Haussmannization
, 64
Health and wellness
, 100
Henko
, 133–134
Heroization of entrepreneur
, 4
Hierarchical scales
, 91
High-impact entrepreneurs
, 157
Hijacking
, 12
Hustling
, 12
Iceberg’s waterline
, 33–34
IdeaFunding
, 154–155
Iga City, 145n4
Iga Organic Agriculture Promotion Committee (Iyukyo)
, 133
Impressionism
, 65–69
Industrialized agriculture, 145n1
Ingenuity
, 82, 85
analytical perspective
, 89–90
findings
, 88–90
literature review
, 82–83
materials and methods
, 86–88
organizational
, 84–86
underlying presence
, 88–89
Innovation
, 82–84
Institutional logics
, 101–103
Institutional system
, 61
Intermediary in AFNs vs. local wholesale market
, 132–133
Japan’s conventional wholesale market system
, 128–130
Japan’s wholesale market system
, 125
JAS certification, 145n2
King Richard’s rule
, 16
Kyoto Organic Action (KOA)
, 134–135
Labor unions
, 9
Language of dark side theory
, 4
Light-gray-dark enterprise
, 5–7
Literary outlaw heroes
, 14
Local food environment and surrounding context (LFESC)
, 107
Local food movement (LFM)
, 98–99, 101
Local food products and framing (LFPF)
, 107
Local food systems
, 99
Local wholesale market
, 136–138
Malevich’s abstraction
, 74
Market spaces
, 59, 64, 105–106
Merry Men
, 14–17
Michi-no-eki (roadside stations) (see Direct markets)
Micro Finance Institute (MFI)
, 47
Micro-level mistakes
, 4
Microfinance
, 32–33
Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries (MAFF)
, 128
Misconduct
, 4
Misfit entrepreneurs
, 2, 11–13
Misfit entrepreneurship, 7, 9 (see also Social entrepreneurship)
conceptualizing alternative enterprises and misfit entrepreneurs
, 10–13
defining success for
, 13
literary outlaw heroes
, 14
Robin Hood and Merry Men
, 14–17
searching for theory of
, 10–13
Song Jiang
, 15–17
studying and teaching
, 13–21
Mobilization
, 46
Mobilizing groups
, 46
Modernism
, 70–75
Modernist art
, 64
“Multi-sited” ethnographic approach
, 35
Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
, 72
Nagahama Chiho Oroshi Uri Shijyo
, 136
Nagahama Godo Seika
, 136–138
New organizational spaces
, 65–69
NGO
, 47, 51
Non-profit organizations
, 32
1 Million Cups, 164n2
Organic agriculture
, 133
Organic farmer organized distribution
, 135–136
Organizational centrifugalism
, 58–59, 61, 65, 70–75
Organizational form
, 34
Organizational ingenuity
, 82, 84–86
Organizational spaces
, 59
Oria
, 31, 35
alternative to exploitation of workers and nature
, 40–42
ethnographic case
, 36–37
Otemaeriya
, 135–136
Perseverance
, 89
Persistence
, 89
Phishing
, 19
Picasso’s Les Demoiselles d’Avignon (1907)
, 73
Pietas
, 12
Pirates, 24n2
Places
, 34
Practices
, 34
Price discovery institutions
, 130
Productive entrepreneurship
, 3, 7–8
Protest movements
, 9
Psychological theories
, 92–93
Purveyors
, 116
Quadrant approach
, 6
Qualitative case studies
, 126
Qualitative discourse analysis strategy
, 87
Ransoming
, 12
Ransomware
, 21
REKO circles, 45, 54n2
Relationships
, 34
Rent-seeking
, 8
Resourcefulness
, 82
Responsive programming
, 160–161
Risk mitigation
, 143
Robin Hood
, 14–17
Rolling Jubilee Fund, 24n3
Rural revitalization
, 133
Russian Futurism
, 70, 73
Russian Symbolism
, 73
Sabotage
, 12
Salon des Refusés
, 68
Salon system
, 60
Salon-academy institutional system
, 60, 63
Sampling
, 105–106
Satoyama preservation
, 133
Scale
, 82
ScaleUp America program
, 156–158
SCORE
, 154
Self-service supermarket retailers
, 130
Sensemaking
, 82, 85
Seri
, 129
Site specificity
, 60
Small Business Administration (SBA)
, 151, 154
Small Business Development Center
, 154
Small-scale artisan food production
, 42
Social entrepreneurs
, 11–12, 82
Social entrepreneurship
, 2, 4–5, 7, 9, 82
micro-level elements
, 82
research
, 89
Social innovation
, 83–84
Social justice
, 101
Social lens
, 3–4
Social movements
, 32
Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)
, 86
Société Anonyme
, 69–70
Sociological theories
, 101–102
Solons d’ Automne
, 70
Song Jiang
, 15–17
Southern Arizona LFS (SALFS)
, 99, 103–105
Startup Communities, 151–152, 155, 164n1
Startup Genome
, 151–152
Startup Tucson
, 151, 153–154, 162–164
beginning
, 155–157
ecosystem
, 154–155
ecosystem collaboration
, 161
entrepreneurial ecosystems
, 151–153
entrepreneurial needs
, 157–159
goals and metrics
, 159–160
responsive programming
, 160–161
Startup Tucson 2. 0
, 159–162
values
, 161–162
Startup Weekend, 164n3
Stewardship
, 101
Suprematism
, 70
Sustainability lounge
, 42
Swedish Resource Center for Artisan Food
, 42–43
Symbolist aestheticism
, 73
Taste regimes
, 102–104
illustration of alignment
, 114–115
TechStars
, 151–152
Terrorism, 2, 24n1
Terrorist organizations
, 9
Time for networking
, 43
Trust building + information sharing
, 143–144
Trustworthiness
, 108
UArizona Center for Innovation (UACI)
, 154
Unproductive entrepreneurship
, 3, 8–9
US Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
, 11
Values
, 161–162
Van Gogh’s Yellow House and organizational centrifugalism
, 58–59
French Salon and Academy
, 62–65
impressionism
, 65–69
modernism
, 70–75
Vandalism
, 12
Violence
, 12
Visual analysis
, 101
conflation of tertiary elements
, 114
data collection and analysis
, 106–108
esthetic element
, 113–114
findings
, 108
institutional logics
, 102–103
market element
, 108–112
review of literature
, 99–101
sampling
, 105–106
study design and case
, 104–105
taste regimes
, 103–104, 114–115
theoretical framework
, 101–102
trustworthiness
, 108
Visual sociology method
, 106
Visual-arts academies
, 60
Weak theory–thick empirical descriptional approach
, 31
Wholesale Market Act, 145n3
Wholesale markets
, 126
in Japan
, 129
WikiLeaks
, 14, 19–20
Yamato and Sagawa Express
, 125
YWCA Women’s Business Center
, 154
- Prelims
- Chapter 1: Toward a Theory of Misfit Entrepreneurship: Insights from Alternative Enterprises and Misfit Entrepreneurs
- Chapter 2: Alternative Entrepreneurship: Tracing the Creative Destruction of Entrepreneurship
- Chapter 3: Van Gogh’s Yellow House and Organizational Centrifugalism: The Avant-Garde’s Search for Alternative Organizational Spaces from Impressionism Through Modernism
- Chapter 4: Overlooking The Not-So-Routine? An Analysis of Everyday Ingenuity in the Social Entrepreneurship Research
- Chapter 5: A Visual Analysis of Local Food Product Framing Across Alternative and Conventional Marketspaces
- Chapter 6: The Pitfalls within Alternative Food Networks: A Comparison Between Japan’s Wholesale Market System and Alternative Market Distribution Challenges
- Chapter 7: Community Innovation and Entrepreneurial Ecosystem Development: A Case Study of Startup Tucson
- Index