As entrepreneurship research has matured, scholars have increasingly recognized that the
formation of new ventures is commonly accomplished by teams as opposed to lone …

Low and MacMillan (1988) suggested that research into entrepreneurial behavior should
consider contextual issues and identify the processes that explain rather than merely …

The knowledge‐based view of the firm is a recent approach to understanding the
relationship between firm capabilities and firm performance. Specifically, this approach …

There is an on-going debate in the entrepreneurship academy about whether we can
actually teach students to be entrepreneurs. Its resolution is inextricably connected with our …

This article presents a conceptual model of entrepreneurial opportunity production from a
constructivist perspective. The model assumes that opportunity production proceeds through …

In the last few decades, we have developed a substantial body of knowledge about CEO
succession. However, except for some studies of family businesses that lack direct …

This is the second article in a set of two in this issue that deals with challenges in
entrepreneurship education related to theory building and pedagogy. The first article argued …

This paper uses a multi‐method, multi‐case field research design to study the evolving
portfolio of the management control systems (MCSs) of 78 early‐stage startup companies …

The purpose of this article is to explore the persistence, in the face of considerable evidence
to the contrary, of the notion that entrepreneurship is a purely individualistic practice. It may …

Entrepreneurs do much more than manage small businesses. At the heart of
entrepreneurship is the discovery process. An idea is conceived and then exploited for profit …