Entrepreneurial action theory establishes that effective entrepreneurship requires daily
action. Yet, empirical research on the daily antecedents of entrepreneurial action is relatively …

While entrepreneurial disruption has proven a source of abundance by way of reforming
markets and legacy institutions, it is also frequently characterized by the displacement of …

While scholars agree that institutions are critical for enabling and constraining
entrepreneurial action, the mechanisms by which institutions shape individual …

Successive digital innovations create technologically-induced governance gaps that make
public regulation quickly obsolete and that might be filled by sectoral governance. The …

Although entrepreneurs are widely thought of as “rule-breakers,” there has been little
academic research into the role rule-breaking serves in the entrepreneurial context and …

Entrepreneurial hustle refers to the urgent and unorthodox actions entrepreneurs use to
address obstacles and opportunities under uncertainty. Research examining this construct …

Many digital platforms offer services that affect real-world socio-economic processes. One
example is the impact of short-term rental platforms such as Airbnb or Wimdu on cities and …

Although political turnover is said to be a healthy component of the business environment,
the literature is equivocal about the effects of regime change on early-stage entrepreneurial …

Many researchers have drawn on the term “cognitive flexibility” to denote the explanatory
mechanism underlying a broad array of organizational theories. However, conceptualization …

Although current scholarship has shown that firms strategically frame their new technologies
to persuade market stakeholders, such as investors and customers, we know less about how …