Since the publication of “A Realist Perspective of Entrepreneurship: Opportunities As
Propensities”(Ramoglou & Tsang, 2016), we have had the pleasure of having several …

In “A Realist Perspective of Entrepreneurship: Opportunities As Propensities,” Ramoglou
and Tsang (2016) forge an “actualization approach” in an attempt to bypass the now …

Stratos Ramoglou and Eric Tsang (2016) propose a middle-ground position in the long-
standing debate on whether entrepreneurial opportunities are best understood as objective …

Whether entrepreneurial opportunities are discovered or created is a long-standing dilemma
in the study of entrepreneurship. In our recent article (Ramoglou & Tsang, 2016) we framed …

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 …

This article has two objectives: to critique the dominant opportunity discovery and creation
literatures and to propose a new, critical realist–inspired analytical framework to theorise the …

There are two battles at the heart of the “opportunity wars”:(1) Are opportunities discovered
or created, and (2) Should we perhaps abandon the opportunity concept altogether? We …

Since the notion of opportunities is still a central construct in entrepreneurship studies, we
applaud Ramoglou and Tsang's (2016) recent effort to engage its philosophical …

Research summary The endogenous formation of entrepreneurial opportunity has become
an important theoretical perspective. Research to date focuses on initial opportunity creation …

In an influential 1989 article, Karl Weick described the theory development process as an
exercise in disciplined imagination (Weick, 1989). Building on Campbell's (1974) notion of …