... of entrepreneurial orientation. To this end, the study considers the nexus of entrepreneurial orientation and venture performance contingent on entrepreneurial political skill, as well as in relation to organizational justice as it influences stakeholder commitment. Michael Dempsey can be contacted...

.... The sample is the US-based Panel Study of Entrepreneurial Dynamics II (PSED II). The PSED II tracks business founders attempting to start ventures from 2005 to 2012. Findings – Receipt of outside financing during business formation is largely determined by the business founder’s personal finances...

... to the cognitive and discursive approaches that are common in the field today. Design/methodology/approach – Conceptual review. Findings – Cognitive and discursive approaches typically seek coherent explanations of entrepreneurial behaviors by grounding them in intra-individual cognitions or extra...

...Dr David Higgins, Professor Kiran Trehan and Professor Pauric McGowan; Robert Lee; Oswald Jones Purpose – While there is a large volume of entrepreneurial social capital research, the philosophical assumptions have received limited attention. The purpose of this paper is to review and classify...

...Dr Julia Rouse, Lorna Treanor and Dr Emma Fleck; Julia Rouse; Lorna Treanor; Emma Fleck Purpose – This extended Editorial outlines the genesis and theoretical interests of the Gender and Enterprise Network from which this special issue of the International Journal of Entrepreneurial Behaviour...

... to manage their work-life balance was shaped by power relations and social interactions between and within cultural, structural and agentic dimensions of small business ownership. Originality/value – This paper contributes to the literature on business and entrepreneurial behaviour of women...

... of women entrepreneurs in a women's magazine. Media representations influence, firstly, whether women perceive entrepreneurship as desirable and attainable, and thus impact the strength and direction of their entrepreneurial aspirations. Secondly, media representations shape how key stakeholders...

... and constraint. Findings – Spatial factors, in their myriad forms, run through and affect mothers’ different levels of capability and constraint, and thus the (gender-role and entrepreneurial) “choices” that individuals and families make. Placing families in the realities of specific, material locales...

... and entrepreneurship. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2013 Gender Women Entrepreneurialism Empowerment Homeworking Entrepreneurship Subordination Middle East region Jordan Palestine In a critical overview of the status of and potential for entrepreneurship research published at the turn...

... a theoretical framework and helps account for the rates of entrepreneurial activity found among women across many countries. H1a. Women's perception of entrepreneurial self-efficacy will be positively related to their entry into entrepreneurship at the individual level. Rates of entrepreneurial...

...Chien‐Chi Tseng Purpose The purpose of this research is to explore the relationships among self‐directed learning and entrepreneurial learning; and the relationships among entrepreneurial learning and entrepreneurial performance through a literature review. This paper reviews the characteristics...

... the consequences of qualitative writing, both personal and professional. Finally, we combined these three stages into a single framework, to provide an holistic overview. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2013 Research work Entrepreneurialism Qualitative entrepreneurship research Qualitative...

.... This furthers our understanding of the role of opportunities in entrepreneurial processes. Opportunity Opportunity creation Discovery Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurial processes Entrepreneurialism Entrepreneurs The purpose of this paper is to review and discuss the recent critique...

... Entrepreneurship education Start‐up experience Liability of newness Communication skills Entrepreneurialism Education Sweden Newly started businesses often face problems entering the market. These problems are assumed to arise partly due to the liability of newness (LoN), i.e. lack of track record...

...Shu‐Jung Sunny Yang; Yanto Chandra Purpose The aim of this paper is to offer agent‐based modelling (ABM) as an alternative approach to advance research in entrepreneurship. It argues that ABM allows entrepreneurship researchers (i.e. the designers) to find better ways in generating entrepreneurial...

...Lisa C. Thomas; Sandra Painbéni; Harry Barton Purpose The aim of this paper is to develop an understanding of the value and application of entrepreneurial marketing within the French wine industry. Design/methodology/approach Following an initial review of the literature describing the nature...

... for technology‐intensive start‐ups, few if any of these firms posses all the prerequisite competencies required for a given technology‐product‐market paradigm as the firm enters or remains over time in that market. Consequently, high tech entrepreneurial firms must learn, acquire and develop competencies...

... small firms. The assertion that women owned firms under‐perform reflects a gendered bias within the entrepreneurial discourse where femininity and deficit are deemed coterminous. In addition, women‐owned firms are expected to under‐perform given expectations of female weakness in the context of male...

...Elizabeth Chell Purpose The purpose of the paper is to address the fundamental nature of skill and identify how an examination of skill may be introduced into theoretical understanding of the entrepreneurial process. Design/methodology/approach The paper undertakes a fundamental review...

... the academia and practitioners better understand contemporary ethnic entrepreneurship studies. Co‐citation analysis Entrepreneurship studies Ethnic entrepreneurship Knowledge network Intellectual structure Entrepreneurialism Research With the increasingly globalized world economy and the large...