Recognition of potentially valuable business opportunities is often the start of
entrepreneurship. The present research focused on entrepreneurial alertness, which has …

We build on the work of Haynie and Shepherd (Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice, 33,
695–714, 2009), who introduced five dimensions of cognitive adaptability in an …

One of the central issues for entrepreneurship researchers is how and why some people are
able to identify and use entrepreneurial opportunity and start a business, while others are …

The development of an entrepreneurial strategic orientation is of growing concern for global
corporations. Through a human capital lens, we probe how and when firms can develop and …

Abstract The Internet of Things and social media not only produce a plethora of radical
innovations that clearly illustrate the concept of creative destruction; these events are also …

PURPOSE: This study aims to integrate insights from the Socio-Cognitive Career Theory
(SCCT) and entrepreneurship literature to develop a research framework of how perceived …

Research in academic entrepreneurship has gained momentum in the last decades, mainly
because of its contribution to technological innovations and national economies. However …

Although agriculture is an important sector in economy in general and providing
employment opportunities in particular, individuals' limited ability to recognize …

New research in the behavioural sciences has identified that some individuals consistently
strive to make the best choice through extensive information search (maximisers), while …

The research study investigates factors that influence entrepreneur's ability to identify new
venture opportunities. Entrepreneurial alertness has been widely argued as fundamental to …