We review research on work–nonwork balance to examine the presence of the **gle fallacy—
attributing different meanings to a single construct label—and the jangle fallacy—using …

This critical review of the literature on female entrepreneurship problematizes the
metanarrative of economic growth and the mechanisms through which it both operates and …

The emergence of new digital technologies has transformed entrepreneurship and, very
likely, enabled many new and established ventures to avoid bankruptcy throughout the …

This study examines how digital technologies affect the international expansion of female‐
led small and medium‐sized enterprises (SMEs). Digital technologies have the potential to …

This paper has three overarching objectives. The first is to document the development of the
body of work known as women's entrepreneurship research. The second is to assess the …

The dramatic expansion of scholarly interest and activity in the field of women's
entrepreneurship within recent years has done much to correct the historical inattention paid …

We examine entrepreneurs' economic, social, and environmental goals for value creation for
their new ventures. Drawing on ethics of care and theories of societal post-materialism, we …

Research summary Although the study of entrepreneurs' stress has encompassed nearly 40
years, the literature to date is marked by ambiguity, conflicting results, and the absence of a …

Mental disorders are prevalent, place considerable burden on the economy, and lead to
suffering for those with the disorders and their loved ones. However, there is a flipside …

This article examines the relationship between women entrepreneurs' job autonomy and
work–life balance, with a particular focus on how this relationship might be augmented by …