The Medici effect: multidisciplinary insights for entrepreneurship research.

The article discusses the concept of the Medici effect, which highlights the importance of collaboration and the sharing of diverse perspectives and experiences in promoting innovation. It provides historical examples, such as the Renaissance and the development of the aqueduct system, to illustrate how innovation can flourish when ideas from different disciplines intersect. The article also explores the application of interdisciplinary thinking in entrepreneurship research and suggests areas for further exploration, including strategic leadership, platform ecosystems, new product development, and innovation in family businesses. The authors encourage scholars to embrace the Medici effect and contribute to the field of entrepreneurship through multidisciplinary approaches. [Extracted from the article]