This paper focuses on building a more precise and comprehensive understanding of the
state of social entrepreneurship (SE) research by using an integrated bibliometric and …

This paper takes stock of a decade of empirical insights on transnational entrepreneurs and
probes how these uniquely positioned actors leverage a variety of tangible and intangible …

Entrepreneurial orientation (EO) is an important construct in the fields of management and
entrepreneurship research. Interest in EO knowledge continues to thrive with a burgeoning …

Socially, institutionally, culturally, or resourcefully marginalized entrepreneurial actors
pursuing new ventures to achieve positional advancement hold valuable theory …

Research on the importance of entrepreneurial imaginativeness in new venture
development continues to grow. Empirical studies so far have focused predominantly on its …

Extant entrepreneurship literature lacks specific research on how underdog entrepreneurs
survive and strive in post-conflict environments. This study seeks to explore the role of …

In this paper we explore how blockchain and smart contracts can build trust and act as
catalysts for sustainable social businesses by supporting the coexistence of social and …

Purpose Drawing on image theory, the authors investigate how and when cross-cultural
experience cultivates two core entrepreneurial sensing capabilities: opportunity recognition …

Throughout history, expeditionists and explorers have discovered foreign countries and new
worlds, markedly influencing the lives of succeeding generations. However, as multinational …

Purpose Drawing on the “shocks to the system” concept in image theory, a mid-range
theoretical model is developed to illuminate understanding on why cross-cultural experience …