We develop a process model of how and why entrepreneurial framing can lead to deception
and result in the loss of legitimacy in new ventures. We draw on the literature on framing and …

We examine how and when platform-based experimentation influences worker autonomy,
especially in contexts where workers do not have access to the same relational …

A topic of growing interest in entrepreneurship research is how entrepreneurial ventures
address grand challenges. This literature, we argue, tends to produce a panacea myth by …

While entrepreneurial disruption has proven a source of abundance by way of reforming
markets and legacy institutions, it is also frequently characterized by the displacement of …

Purpose This paper intervenes in existing literature on entrepreneurship and inequalities by
proposing a novel reframing of intersectionality as a threshold concept, an important idea …

In many informal economies, entrepreneurs face a visibility paradox: increasing visibility to
resource-granting stakeholders simultaneously increases exposure to resource-extracting …

Organizations are viewed as ordered places that legitimate the hand that holds back and
that formalize structured, institutionalized ways of saying and doing. Against this backdrop …

To help address the daunting reality of widespread human oppression, this paper offers a
conceptual extension to a contemporary perspective on entrepreneurial activity that we …

Over the last two decades, research on social enterprises has expanded significantly, with
special focus on the creation and scaling up of these organizations. Yet, the question of how …

Purpose This paper aims to advocate for a paradigm shift that prioritizes a human-centered
approach in the pursuit of innovation during crises, urging a departure from the prevailing …