Abstract Research Summary This article invites scholars to reconsider how the evolution of
entrepreneurial phenomena affects the underlying theories employed in our field. We …

When it comes to entrepreneurship, the conceptual framework of economics is disjointed:
On the one hand almost everyone agrees that entrepreneurial initiative and creativity are …

We challenge the obvious and easy association of enterprise and entrepreneurship. We do
so by arguing that entrepreneurship is inherently social and collective, something that is …

Building on pragmatism, we advance an entrepreneur-as-scientist perspective and depict
entrepreneurs as engaging in causally inferential action by forming beliefs, testing these …

Entrepreneurs have two advantages over credentialed experts. They “know” less of what is
false, and they (informally) know more of what is true. They know less of what is false …

Abstract Ramoglou & Tsang's (R&T) article “A realist perspective of entrepreneurship:
Opportunities as propensities” is a recent, potentially influential addition to the literature on …

While academic entrepreneurship depends on the entrepreneurial behavior of university
scientists, management studies show that identity development precedes behavioral …

This technical note explores a framework by which entrepreneurs can evaluate their ideas
before going forward based on who they are, what they know, and whom they know …

This article elaborates on a lively and rapidly evolving conversation central to
entrepreneurship: the underpinnings of entrepreneurial action. In particular, we respond to a …

This chapter is an appreciation of and a critical reflection on Sarasvathy's work on the
causation and effectuation models of entrepreneurship. While Sarasvathy has made …