Research in leading entrepreneurship and management journals has tended to
conceptualize entrepreneurship as motivated by the goals of wealth, income, or social value …

This article conceptualizes and operationalizes 'subjective entrepreneurial success' in a
manner which reflects the criteria employed by entrepreneurs, rather than those imposed by …

A growing literature explores the phenomenon of simultaneous cooperating and competing
firms. Mostly in strategic management, this literature primarily focused upon large firms. The …

Research on coopetition–the simultaneous occurrence of competition and cooperation
among firms–is usually limited to the realm of large firms. While some research has …

This article illustrates the gendering of entrepreneurship as an intertwined process of
gendering and entrepreneuring that can commence from the analysis of a single situated …

This study examines the role of trust in building rural tourism micro firm network engagement
in three case environments in Ireland, Canada and the USA. Researchers have rarely …

This article explores effectual processes within home-based, online businesses. Our
empirical evidence provides a number of refinements to the concept of effectuation in this …

This article combines two popular, yet separate concepts: dynamic capabilities and self-
efficacy. Both are concerned with ability/capability and offer potentially valuable synergies …

The psychological factors behind pharmacists' inclination to adopt new technologies in
pharmacies are intricate. However, the factors influencing pharmacists' usage of one such …

In contemporary developed Western societies, structural discrimination often bars ethnic
minorities from entering mainstream entrepreneurship and labor markets. Consequently …