Digital transformation is essential if enterprises are to obtain a competitive advantage in the
digital economy. However, successful transformation is a problem for both academia and …

The practice of bricolage, predominantly regarded as a strategy for innovation and
overcoming constraints in resource-scarce environments, has garnered increased scholarly …

Reflecting on the 12 works that compose this special issue, we are struck by the
distinctiveness of effectuation as a theory native to the domain of entrepreneurship. While …

New ventures face a variety of competitive and external challenges as they seek high
performance. This requires an assortment of market and non-market growth strategies best …

The gastronomy sector is among those that are hit particularly hard by a loss of customers
and regulatory uncertainty of the COVID-19 crisis. When established ways of doing business …

In recent years, entrepreneurs have increasingly turned to crowdfunding, a new form of
entrepreneurial finance, to fund projects. Whilst research has shown that signals originating …

This research explores the underlying roles of effectuation and causation logic as they
impact upon firm resilience in Small and Medium Sized Enterprises (SMEs) in the …

This inductive, multiple-case study advances scholarly understanding of resourcefulness by
examining the combination of resource mobilization behaviors over time, and associated …

Purpose At its peak, the COVID-19 pandemic has created disruption to food supply chains in
the UK and for the entire world. Although societal changes created some resilience within …

Effectuation theory offers new ways of understanding entrepreneurial decisions and it is
opposed to the traditional, rational, and so-called causal approach. A significant portion of …