Networking and knowledge creation: Social capital and collaborative innovation in responding to the COVID-19 crisis

COVID‐19: The rise of a literature pandemic

“…6 Cohesive networks of collaboration have been shown to be particularly efficient in tackling the challenges raised from this unprecedented crisis. 7 Even though the present study has some significant limitations, such as the inclusion of articles indexed in only one scientific database and the arbitrary selection of the control group of publication topics, it is indicative of the effect of the Covid-19 pandemic on scientific literature.…”

COVID-19 and entrepreneurship entry and exit: Opportunity amidst adversity

“…Furthermore, the networks, ecosystems, and collaboration between businesses could be especially important during times of crisis as they may help businesses share resources and knowledge to survive in the turbulent environment [ 101 ]. In this regard, individuals in Russia's major cities – St. Petersburg and Moscow – are better positioned to weather the pandemic shock.…”

The efficacy of entrepreneurial networking and innovation in fostering the performance of small businesses: A global south perspective

“…However, concrete evidence is still missing in literature as contrasting ndings are reported. For instance, positive results (Pratono 2018;Wang and Chung 2020;Al-Omoush et al, 2022) and negative ndings (Abu-Rumman et al, 2021;Ribeiro et al, 2021) have been reported in past literature. Therefore, a debate exists in the literature as to which types of networks yield bene ts to rm performance.…”