Revisiting “Who” Is the Entrepreneur Page 1 From the Editor Michael H. Morris Revisiting “Who”
Is the Entrepreneur It might be argued that, over the years, the most researched question in the …

Entrepreneurship is fundamentally a way of thinking that helps to bring about goal fulfillment
through innovative products and/or operations. In order to achieve this success, the …

Using a qualitative multiple-case study approach and data from four high-technology team
startups, we elaborate a theory on organizing entrepreneurial actions as team efforts and the …

This dissertation develops and tests a theory of how entrepreneurial teams develop
relational capital—or relationships characterized by trust, identification, and obligations …

This conceptual article aims to respond to the poorly addressed question of the emergence
of hybrid organizations; that is, organizations that embrace several institutional logics. It …

In the recent past, leading researchers have noted the escalating ineffectiveness of
traditional approaches to organizational strategy and entrepreneurial practice (Bettis and …

This article provides a detailed review of entrepreneurial team (ET) research over 30 years
across the fields of entrepreneurship, management, organizational science and psychology …

We present various concepts useful for entrepreneurs who face the task of building new
teams or new firms. We focus on Belbin's team roles theory and Tuckman's model of team …

Efforts to initiate new startups rely heavily on teams and networks. Research demonstrates
that 95 percent of the individuals trying to start a business involved others in helping build …