Cracking the Deck: National Origins and Promotions in the Dutch East India Company, 1700-1796

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Wezel, Filippo, and Martin Ruef (n.d.). Cracking the Deck: National Origins and Promotions in the Dutch East India Company, 1700-1796. Organization Studies, forthcoming. 10.1177/01708406241248985 Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/10161/30533.

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Martin Ruef

Jack and Pamela Egan Distinguished Professor of Entrepreneurship

My research considers the social context of entrepreneurship from both a contemporary and historical perspective. I draw on large-scale surveys of entrepreneurs in the United States to explore processes of team formation, innovation, exchange, and boundary maintenance in nascent business startups. My historical analyses address entrepreneurial activity and constraint during periods of profound institutional change. This work has considered a diverse range of sectors, including the organizational transformation of Southern agriculture and industry after the Civil War, African American entrepreneurship under Jim Crow, the transition of the U.S. healthcare system from professional monopoly to managed care, and the character of entrepreneurship during early mercantile and industrial capitalism.


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