“…In recent years the fields of entrepreneurship studies, economic geography, urban economics, and the economics of entrepreneurship have moved closer to each other through research on the context of entrepreneurship (Ucbasaran et al, 2001;Welter, 2011;Zahra et al, 2014;Autio et al, 2014), the growing recognition that not all types of entrepreneurship are equally important for economic growth (Henrekson & Sanandaji ,2014;Stam et al, 2009;Wong et al, 2005), and the increasing interest in the entrepreneurial actor within urban and regional economics (Acs & Armington, 2004;Feldman, 2001;Glaeser et al, 2010). These developments have culminated in an emerging entrepreneurial ecosystem approach that explicitly focuses on how urban and regional contexts affect ambitious entrepreneurship.…”