Start-Up Nation
Start-Up Nation
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创业国度
DOI：
10.1177/1050651917695541
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发表时间：
2017
影响因子：
2.2
通讯作者：
S. Fraiberg
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作者：
S. Fraiberg
这项研究的重点是初创企业家在移动中与一系列其他演员的协调，因为他们编织和编织成跨国网络。这项研究的核心是从活动到移动系统的转变。该框架以技术传播学为基础，整合了行动者网络和活动理论。打破工作场所和国家容器模型（方法论民族主义），分析是基于对以色列初创企业家的研究。以色列被称为“初创国家”，其人均初创企业数量超过世界上任何其他国家，其高科技产业由会议、加速器、聚会、社交媒体和联合办公空间组成的密集生态系统组成。作者在这个社会领域追踪行动者的轨迹，主张将企业家概念化为动员流派、模式、语言和空间的编结工人。
This study focuses on start-up entrepreneurs on the move—in coordination with an array of other actors—as they weave and are woven into transnational networks. Central to this study is a shift from activity to mobility systems. Building on technical communication scholarship, the frame integrates actor networks and activity theory knotworks. Disrupting workplace and national container models (methodological nationalism), the analysis is grounded in a study of Israeli start-up entrepreneurs. Dubbed the Start-Up Nation, Israel contains more start-ups per capita than any other country in the world, with its high-tech industry made up of a dense ecosystem of conferences, accelerators, meetups, social media, and coworking spaces. Tracing actants’ trajectories across this social field, the author argues for a conceptualization of entrepreneurs as knotworkers who mobilize genres, modes, languages, and spaces.