We review research on the organizational causes (how do organizations contribute?) and
consequences (how are organizations affected?) of economic inequality. Our review of 151 …

In this paper we examine whether entrepreneurship is a cause or solution to economic
inequality in emerging economies. Using an institutional lens, we review 40 articles and find …

Entering the third decade of the new millennium, the millennial generation is stepping into
their most productive stage of life. We have witnessed a number of exemplary millennial …

Developing the concept of institutional incongruence and employing panel data from 60
countries, we outline an alternative view of the informal economy and the effects of …

Over the past two decades, necessity entrepreneurs—those who engage in
entrepreneurship because of a belief that decent or desirable livelihood alternatives do not …

Entrepreneurship plays a critical role in contributing to the realization of full employment in
all countries around the world. By improving the efficiency of the flow of production factors …

Research on economic inequality has largely focused on understanding the relationship
between organizations and inequality but has paid limited attention to the role of institutions …

Entrepreneurial ecosystems have become a popular concept within research and
practitioner contexts. Yet, while both literature streams have produced relevant eco-factors …

This study explores underdog entrepreneurship by investigating how economic poverty
affects an individual's entrepreneurial choice with varying levels of regional common …

The aim of this Special Issue is to demonstrate how drawing on multidisciplinary insights
from the literature on prosociality can broaden the individual-opportunity nexus to make …