Judgment and decision-making research has a long tradition in management and
represents a substantial stream of research in entrepreneurship. Despite numerous reviews …

The entrepreneurial growth literature is extensive, but research focusing on questions such
as how firms grow, why they grow according to different patterns, how the decisions about …

The literature regarding entrepreneurship suggests that the resilience of entrepreneur may
help to explain entrepreneurial success. In this article, we test whether a connection exists …

This study seeks to highlight the key role played by an entrepreneurship education (EE)
program on entrepreneurial competencies and intention of secondary students in order to …

There has been limited attention to the internationalization of SMEs as a decision, and how
the use of contrasting decision modes is associated with different information use and …

We analyze the effects of the program Cognitive Entrepreneurial Training in Opportunity
Recognition on the accurate assessment of prototypical viability of business opportunities …

Intuition is a way of processing information that is largely unconscious, associative, fast and
contextually dependent. As part of the growing cognition‐oriented research agenda in the …

More than a decade ago, scholars formally conceptualized the potential synergy between
leadership and entrepreneurship scholarship. Our work highlights research …

We examine the impact of nascent entrepreneurs' cognitive attributes and human capital on
business planning behavior. We find that entrepreneurial self‐efficacy facilitates …

Utilizing insights from relational sociology and adopting a situated, process view of
entrepreneurial learning, this research examines how latent entrepreneurship transforms …