...Dagmara Wójcik; Katarzyna Czernek-Marszałek Purpose The paper aims to present the importance of social relationships in cooperation among theaters in the creation of three types of values that characterize arts entrepreneurship (i.e. artistic, economic and social). Design/methodology/approach...

..., the researchers found the existence of a positive relationship with formal and informal contact networks, as well as specific employee skills, international experience and strong propensity for entrepreneurship and risk-taking. Research limitations/implications This study presents some limitations. On the one...

...Alexander Poeschl; Joerg Freiling Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore the under-researched family-external business succession process. It makes use of entrepreneurship theory in order to conceptualize this temporal process. This allows for an operationalization of entrepreneurial...

... framework to showcase the conflicts and opportunities created by subsidiary initiatives, as most research in this field is descriptive and comparative. Design/methodology/approach The paper draws substantially on entrepreneurship, agency, contingency and institutional theories, and focuses...

...). For that matter, LGB persons follow a sporadic career path (Chung, 2003). Surprisingly enough, to our knowledge, no study has been carried out on the attitude of LGB persons toward entrepreneurship and, moreover, their intention to create any venture. Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurial intention Sexual...

... in SMEs. It also shows how this relationship changes depending on the partner, the type of innovation and the age of the firm. Entrepreneurship SMEs Cooperation Innovation Open innovation Entrepreneurship theory considers innovation as a key driver of competitive advantage in the business...

... examining generational issues have constituted only a minor part of the research related to family firms (Sonfield and Lussier, 2004). A handful of other recent studies in the family business literature that focused on trans-generational entrepreneurship found that entrepreneurial legacy justifies trans...

.... Rather, successful growth depends on the entrepreneur’s ability to combine all factors in harmony. Given that there is limited empirical evidence on the growth of independent hotels on islands, this study made an important attempt to contribute to the entrepreneurship literature in the hospitality...

..., and entrepreneurship. We were able to capture unsuccessful attempts and adaptive strategies of the entrepreneurial process in a natural setting, which has been elusive in research to date (Dimov, 2007). We bridge the institutional and entrepreneurship literatures to extend our understanding of gaining legitimacy...

... (Emerald). Full editor: Service Industries Journal, published by Taylor & Francis (ISI‐ranked journal). Editor‐in‐chief: International Entrepreneurship and Management Journal, published by Kluwer/Springer. Book review editor: Management Decision, published by Emerald (ISI...

..., Roman Catholic religious life (Konz and Katz, 1996). The conclusions are valid, but they are limited. This is the first step in theory building in entrepreneurship (Bygrave, 1989; Bygrave, 1993; Hofer and Bygrave, 1992). To develop hyperlongevity theory further, survival strategies pursued by managers...

... opportunities does not mean “find” them, rather we construct or invent them. How do we encourage the identification of viable, credible opportunities? Maybe even more important is the converse: why do decision makers fail to see objectively viable opportunities? © MCB UP Limited 1998 Entrepreneurship...

...Douglas J. Lober Environmental entrepreneurship is usually thought of as the creation of new products or services to meet environmental market opportunities. Pollution prevention is a new concept of the idea of environmental entrepreneurship as it is process based and focused on reducing costs...

... of environmental entrepreneurship and discuss the organisational implications of the model. Entrepreneurs can see the forest as well as the trees. They see the total scene as well as its parts and how the parts affect each other… Their universal perspective guides them, too, in both what and who they have...

...Michael Lounsbury Most theories of entrepreneurship have focused on explaining individual actions, neglecting the extent to which entrepreneurs are embedded in particular socio‐historical contexts that shape both opportunity structures and the interactions that enable particular entrepreneurial...

...Lorraine Uhlaner Hendrickson; Dale B. Tuttle Defines environmental entrepreneurship as entrepreneurial activity that benefits the environment. Building on this definition, presents two related conceptual schema that may be used to study environmental enterprises. Presents an environmental...

... at supporting the new management pattern. The most important steps of the programme were: © MCB UP Limited 1994 Entrepreneurship Hierarchical control Hierarchy Innovation Management Management theory Organizational change New product development Could we talk nowadays about...

..., it translates readily into practical application in day‐to‐day management, as interviews with presidents attest. © MCB UP Limited 1992 Entrepreneurship Growth Organizational theory Systems theory Small firms Organizational development JOCM 5,3 Bridging the Gap between Organization Theory...

... growth. © MCB UP Limited 1989 Corporate culture Entrepreneurship Innovation Organizational structure How Organisational Culture Can Help to Institutionalise the Organisational Culture Spirit of Innovation in Entrepreneurial Ventures 7 by Robert D. Russell Rider College, USA Editor's Note...

... in London, Glasgow and Nottingham by Sara Carter University of Stirling, Scotland Editor's Note: This article demonstrates that entrepreneurship is the process of managing change and growth and that entrepreneurs are not a homogeneous group. Any intervention or training programme that attempts to affect...