Women entrepreneurship research in the developing world relies on theoretical
perspectives derived elsewhere. Hence, understanding the original business-development …

Fear of failure is an important part of the experience of entrepreneurship. Yet past research
has mainly investigated fear of failure in entrepreneurship among non entrepreneurs or …

This study explores how highly educated Indian women entrepreneurs prioritize and
manage the work and family role boundaries. It also explores whether boundary …

Existing research in the entrepreneurial context tends to treat emotions as static
phenomena, paying limited attention to the question of how entrepreneurs can actively …

Purpose Entrepreneurship is a complex social activity. Hence, knowledge production in the
field requires inclusivity and diversity within research approaches and perspectives to …

Purpose Green entrepreneurship is a topic of transcendental importance for today's
societies. Studies on why entrepreneurs engage in green business have primarily focused …

Current theorizing on learning during hybrid entrepreneurship is limited in explaining the
circumstances under which entrepreneurs' well-being benefits from a preceding phase in …

The self-employment coping literature typically treats coping strategies separately. In
contrast to this approach, we introduce a control perspective to examine the effects of …

The COVID-19 crisis has substantial consequences for entrepreneurs. Specifically, our
model assumes that the task environment turbulence–changing employment rates within …

How entrepreneurs cope with stress is instrumental to their well-being. Past research has
focused on individual or groups of coping strategies in isolation from each other. In this …