Graduates from business schools are outnumbering jobs. There is a strong need to
encourage individuals to start their own businesses, which will create opportunities not only …

Based on a 24-month ethnographic case study of the opening of the first Islamic bank in
Germany, we make three contributions to the institutional theory literature. First, we outline …

Despite its overwhelming importance to millions of people across the planet both currently
and throughout history, religion has been largely neglected by entrepreneurship research …

The institutional logics perspective has the explanatory power and potential to further
contribute to our understanding of some of the most pressing societal concerns of our time …

As physical distancing is a core measure of containing the spread of COVID-19, this
pandemic is a crisis that has uprooted social interaction. While current research mainly …

Entrepreneurship scholars often lament the lack of economic growth in contexts of poverty
and informality. We propose that this dismal assessment, as well as subsequent …

There is a resurgence in both the advancement and critique of research at the intersection of
religion and entrepreneurship. It is precisely because there are important conflicts, tensions …

Nascent academic entrepreneurs need to acquire entrepreneurial competencies to create
successful spin-off ventures. In this article, we examine difficulties in this pursuit prior to …

Religion is a significant social force on organizational practice yet has been relatively
underexamined in organization theory. In this article, I assert that the institutional logics …

Entrepreneurs working to tackle marine challenges are contributing to the Blue Economy by
develo** new technologies, services and products that can simultaneously stimulate …