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The paper discusses the need for a more comprehensive understanding of entrepreneurial ecosystems, which refers to the spatial and social context in which entrepreneurs operate. Traditional approaches to studying entrepreneurship have focused primarily on the individual entrepreneur, neglecting the broader geographical context. The authors argue that considering the interdependence and co-evolution of elements within these ecosystems is crucial for understanding how they function globally. They emphasize the importance of examining both the spatial and social context of entrepreneurship, as well as the role of institutions and policy in shaping these contexts. The paper highlights the need for further research on the impact of digitization on entrepreneurial ecosystems and acknowledges limitations in current studies, such as a lack of attention to interdependence and co-evolution within these systems.