… as an example of a discovery or creation process, these two theories do have … of
entrepreneurial actions in different contexts. The implications of these theories for seven of these …

… However, as important as Discovery Theory might be in the field of entrepreneurship, a …
studying entrepreneurial action. Indeed, an alternative general theory of entrepreneurship not …

… psychological aspects of discovery. Rather, I argue, opportunities can be treated as a latent
concept underlying the real phenomenon of interest, namely entrepreneurial action. I begin …

… , the Discovery and Creation Theories of entrepreneurial action contradict each other. That
is, if the conditions of the Discovery Theory hold, then the conditions of the Creation Theory …

… on entrepreneurial … for discovery, while others promote the discovery and creation of
opportunities. The article suggests a virtuous and dynamic cycle where discovery enriches creation …

… in entrepreneurial action. In presenting our theory of discovery and entrepreneurial action we
… First, our theory is constructed at the individual level of analysis. This condition follows from …

… Thus, an opportunity may be enacted eg as a material artefact embodied in the text of a
business plan, or a represented goal to which entrepreneurial action seeks or the process as …

… However, despite the attempts of many entrepreneurship scholars to develop theory in this
… constitutes entrepreneurship theory and no generally accepted theory of entrepreneurship …

… of uncertainty's preventive role in the entrepreneurial action process. Second, we offer a
conceptual model of entrepreneurial action that demonstrates how the addition of a new …

… ; in these views entrepreneurship is seen as … shape entrepreneurial imagination and
ultimately determine success and failure. Entrepreneurial action unfolds over time as entrepreneurs …