In the last three decades, research studies investigating how individuals recognize
entrepreneurial opportunities have advanced rapidly and have become a key topic in the …

This paper analyzes how social capital and its three dimensions—structural, relational, and
cognitive—affect entrepreneurial orientation through dynamic capabilities. We specifically …

The present study investigates the relationship between CEO's information literacy and
innovation in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Even if information literacy's …

Viewed as a nonfinancial resource residing in social relations, the concept of social capital
has universal appeal. Given China's distinct culture and tradition, however, whether and …

Although stakeholder power theory has been at the forefront of environmental studies, extant
research has focused on stakeholders' power while firms' countering power has not been …

This study focuses on the impact of entrepreneurial alertness on opportunity recognition and
the disparity between males and females in the context of institutional voids. Our research …

Despite the continuing growth in numbers of women entrepreneurs in China since the
1980s, research in this area has not kept pace with the development. In this paper, we …

The dynamic capabilities perspective highlights that continuous asset augmentation enables
firms to address changing environments and sustain competitiveness. However, the …

In this article, a conceptual framework and research propositions are developed to explain
how microfinance provision can translate into new venture creation and existing venture …

Purpose–The purpose of this study is to conceptualize the business model from a value
network perspective and to investigate how top managers' individual characteristics …