We review the research on the psychology of entrepreneurship of the last decade. We focus
on two key topics in entrepreneurship research: action and process. Combining action and …

The role of family firms in innovation and the question of whether family firms show
differences in innovation investments and outcomes are intensely debated. To address …

Drawing on institutional and upper echelons theories, this study delves into the
underexplored intersection of gender, context, and innovation performance among women …

Given that recent research on entrepreneurial behavior and success has established skill
variety as a central human capital factor, researchers, educators, and policymakers have …

As many high‐profile business leaders purport to make decisions based on gut feelings, a
growing number of management scholars are seeking to explain how leaders use intuition …

Drawing on the most up-to-date and relevant research, this concise textbook is an
accessible guide to harnessing the appropriate resources when launching a new start-up …

Extreme poverty can be alleviated through entrepreneurship, but starting a business can be
elusive among impoverished people, partly due to a lack of access to entrepreneurial …

Vocational psychologists have called for greater attention to different forms of capital, any
resource or asset that confers profit and power, to better understand the vocational …

This paper uses new data for the Spanish case on investment in intangible assets broken
down by regions and by type of assets to calibrate the importance of intangible capital for …

Extending the research on secondary education and entrepreneurship, we ask whether
compulsory schooling laws influence selection into and earnings from self-employment. We …