Action plays a central role in entrepreneurship and entrepreneurship education. Based on
action regulation theory, we developed an action-based entrepreneurship training. The …

We seek to contribute to evidence-based teaching for management by providing an example
of translating a theory into an evidence-based intervention by developing action principles; …

The road from intentions to actions and new venture creation is long. So far, the literature
has provided insights into action-regulatory factors that contribute to new venture creation …

Enhancing the private sector, and especially entrepreneurship, has become a key feature of
development policy in recent years. In many African countries, entrepreneurship is promoted …

The paper examines the relationship between the state of necessity and entrepreneurial
activity, through qualitative case studies from Uganda and Sri Lanka, and a survey of 1006 …

Classical network theory states that social networks are a form of capital because they
provide access to resources. In this article, we propose that network effects differ between …

This article considers determinants of innovative performance of entrepreneurs in
developing countries. Innovation is viewed from a personal initiative perspective. We …

This chapter reviews the past and present contribution of social anthropology to mainstream
entrepreneurship research since it took off as an important business discipline in the 1980s …

This paper is based on a study that examined the relationship between the firms'
capabilities, entrepreneurial competency and performance of Small and Medium Enterprises …

Existing studies indicate that the survival and growth of small and Medium Size Enterprises
(SMEs) significantly accounts for the economic performance of LDCs like Uganda. However …