The practical relevance of entrepreneurial fraud has stimulated a wide array of research
occurring in disciplinary silos. We take stock of the current state of the entrepreneurial fraud …

The idea that interdependent and persistent tensions are intrinsic to organizing is now well
accepted. Organizational paradox theory has further stressed the importance of accepting …

Critical perspectives of entrepreneurship have gained increasing traction over the last two
decades. The transformative potential of critical research resides in challenging some of …

Purpose The paper aims to relate the potential elements identified as the dark side of the
family business (DSFB), where these elements can be productive or destructive. The “dark …

Abstract As Baumol (1990) stated, the process of entrepreneurship can be productive or
destructive. Different positions were investigated, and one of the least explored was the …

PURPOSE: The entrepreneurship-ethics nexus draws considerable interest from
researchers and practitioners with little resolution. Our purpose with this paper is to …

A trait-environment-state model of Unethical Business Decisions was developed and tested
in two studies in a Pacific Islands setting (ie, Fiji and the Marshall Islands). In Study 1 (N …

Whereas social entrepreneurship has been extensively studied, its antipode—antisocial
entrepreneurship—is all but neglected in the literature. This article identifies and elucidates …

PURPOSE: This study aimed to determine the relationship between entrepreneurial
orientation (EO), innovative co-branding partnership, and business performance. EO was …

Envy and jealousy arising out of human emotions have received limited attention in the
entrepreneurship literature. This paper explored the nature and existence of envy and …