Anthropology economics

, 39

Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation Mechanism (APEC)

, 209

Businesses creation

, 118–120

Business family

, 13, 47–48, 86

Challenges

, 22, 26

economic growth

, 79

entrepreneurial ecosystem consolidating

, 76–78

policies and programs continuity

, 78

well-being

, 79

Corporate entrepreneurship

, 174–175, 184–186

Cultural milieu

business

, 151–158

emblematic enterprises

, 164–165

local economic institutions

, 158–167

Craft beer

, 60–63

Craft brewery industry

, 58–60

Creative destruction

, 219

Creativity

, 2, 3, 17, 22, 39, 54–55, 58, 95, 161

Cultural diversity

, 113

Cultural entrepreneurship

, 26

Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC)

, 1

startup process

, 40

Economic development

proliferation

, 85–90

research

, 88

spin-offs

, 89

Economic populism

, 193

Ecosystem

challenges

, 76–78

realities

, 73

Entrepreneurial activity

, 6, 8, 73, 75, 79, 191–214

Entrepreneurial agents

external contexts

, 50–51

internal and external dimensions

, 52–54

internal contexts

, 50–51

phases and contexts

, 51

startup process

, 54–55

Entrepreneurial ecosystems

, 22, 23, 80, 83, 99

Entrepreneurship in crisis

, 173–186

Entrepreneurship, Mexico

, 21

business

, 20–22

challenges

, 83–103

data

, 14, 48–49

development

, 23–25

economic growth

, 79

entrepreneur

, 18–20

method

, 14

narratives

, 219–220

origins

, 37–64

perspectives

, 83–103

research

, 222–224

results

, 15–18

social outcomes

, 25–27

Social Science Citation Index (SSCI) database

, 14

students

, 27–28

university

, 22–23

well-being

, 79

women entrepreneurship

, 28–29

Entrepreneur-spirit

, 220

Female entrepreneurship

, 28

Fishery

, 129–133

Footwear cluster

crisis cycles

, 176–179

gross domestic product (GDP)

, 174

Guanajuatense-Zacatecana organization

, 176

Guanajuato entity

, 173–174

organization

, 184–185

organizational entrepreneurship

, 174

productivity

, 179–182

resilience

, 184–185

restructuring

, 184–185

technological behavior

, 182–184

triangulated methodological design

, 175

Foreign direct investment (FDI)

, 43

General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT)

, 206

General Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM)

, 3, 71, 72, 85, 97, 99

Gross domestic product (GDP)

, 19, 40, 74, 90–91, 174, 179

Growth inward

, 192–193, 197

Guanajuatense-Zacatecana organization

, 176

Guanajuato entity

, 173–174

History of entrepreneurship, Mexico

, 13–29

footwear cluster

, 173–186

HUB companies

, 55

Hybrid entrepreneurs

, 19

Immediate Program of Economic Reorganization

, 207

Import substitution

, 192

Informal entrepreneurship

, 25

Innovation

, 14, 21, 25, 40, 42, 89, 100, 183, 223

Institutionalist economic theory

, 192

International benchmarking perspectives

, 68–71

Jalisco

, 6, 110, 116, 117, 119–120, 151, 158–169

Latin American region (LATAM)

, 1, 2

businesses configuration

, 43

challenges

, 58–62

nontechnological enterprises

, 63

perspectives

, 58–62

small- and medium-sized businesses

, 54

technological development

, 38

ventures typology

, 59

Law of Mercantile Societies

, 78

Local economic institutions

, 158–167

Localities context

, 116–118

Mexican entrepreneurial culture

, 74

Mexican populism

, 201–206

Motivation

, 75

Microenterprises

, 98

Micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs)

, 3, 44, 50, 56, 100–101, 103

Myths

Mexican entrepreneurial culture

, 74

motivation

, 75

radiography

, 75–76

National Council for Science and Technology (CONACYT)

, 100, 204, 210, 223

National Identification System for Companies and Establishments (SINEE)

, 49

National Institute of Entrepreneurs (INADEM)

, 3, 50, 68, 75, 78

National Survey of Productivity and Competitiveness of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (ENAPROCE)

, 50, 95, 97, 103

Neoliberal stages

, 193, 206–213

Organic trust

, 114

Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD)

, 84, 86, 99, 209

Organizational entrepreneurship

, 174–175

Personal networks

, 114

PROCAMPO program

, 212

Proliferation

, 85–90

Public administrations, Mexico

, 78

Public policies

growth inward

, 192–193, 197

institutionalist economic theory

, 192

Mexican populism

, 201–206

neoliberal stage

, 206–212

reconstruction

, 194–197

revolutionary destruction

, 194–197

stabilization development

, 199–201

Radiography

, 75–76

Realities

entrepreneurship ecosystem perspective

, 73

entrepreneurship process perspective

, 71–72

international benchmarking perspective

, 68–71

Re-Entrepreneurship Law

, 78

Relational resources

, 120–122

Relational variable

, 114–116

Resilience

, 184–185

Restructuring

, 184–185

Revolutionary destruction

, 194–197

Rural entrepreneurship

businesses creation

, 118–120

case studies

, 116

context

, 111–113

localities context

, 116–118

relational resources

, 120–122

relational variable

, 114–116

Sea urchin

Ensenada

, 133–136

entrepreneurship

, 127–129

fishery

, 129–133

Michio Morishita

, 136–143

regional impact

, 129–133

Shoe cluster

, 177, 182

Small businesses

, 4, 5, 25, 75, 109–123, 196

Small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)

, 18, 21, 57, 68, 78, 177

Social capital

, 6, 112–115, 121–122, 128

Social entrepreneurship

, 26

Socio-cultural factors

, 4, 39

Spin-offs

, 89

Stabilization development

, 192–193, 199–201

Startup process

, 40, 42

ALPHA startups

, 44

enterprising agent

, 44

problems emergence

, 45–48

Statistical data

, 49–50

Statistical Registry of Businesses of Mexico

, 57

Storytelling process

, 114–115

Structural heterogeneity

, 84

Successful entrepreneurs

, 40

Technological behavior

, 182–184

Technological Innovation Fund

, 100

Testing hypothesis

, 20

Trade and Industry Advisory Boards

, 196

Triangulated methodological design

, 175

Unemployment

, 101

United Nations Development Program (UNDP)

, 3

Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico (UNAM)

, 28

Venture capital (VC)

, 22