Entrepreneurship has typically been described in terms of the drama of venture start ups,
leveraged buy-outs, acts of risk and personal vision. Entrepreneurship, however, exists in …

To many observers, a focus on entrepreneurial groups–or, more colloquially, venture
'founding teams'–is a thoroughly modern pre-occupation. It was only in the late 1980s and …

'It Is Difficult To Clap With One Hand (gu zhang nan ming)'is an old Chinese saying which
appropriately opens this Special Edition on Entrepreneurial Teams as what follows …

Entrepreneurial team formation—the process through which founders establish a team to
start a new venture—has important implications for team performance and entrepreneurial …

We explored in this article the process of entrepreneurial team formation. As theory specific
to this topic is scant, we drew first on disparate views of team formation and its correlates; we …

We document an increasing prevalence of the term" collective entrepreneurship" in scholarly
research. By examining the context in which the term is utilized, we present a framework …

Collective entrepreneurship is the synergism that emerges from a collective and that propels
it beyond the current state by seizing opportunities without regard to resources under its …

Entrepreneurs are often portrayed as rugged individualists who go it alone to build new
organizations and programs that maximize their self‐interests. This portrayal is incomplete …

This article examines the role of entrepreneurial teams in processes of entrepreneurial
discovery. It addresses two main questions. The first investigates the implications of …

Although new ventures are commonly started by entrepreneurial teams, relatively little has
been written about the process of effectively assembling and maintaining them. Systematic …