Entrepreneurship is routinely promoted as a solution to our most pressing societal and
environmental challenges. Two emerging literature streams have sought to examine how …

This article aims to change the terms of the conversation about the ecological crisis. We
argue that the human–nature dualism, a product of Enlightenment thought and primarily …

In this Point-Counterpoint series Filatotchev et al.(2021) and Bruton et al.(2021) discuss the
shortcomings of management theories developed in the West when applied to non-Western …

This article responds to Welter's (2011) call to pay more attention to the diversity of
entrepreneurship in theorizing contexts by examining how places come to be understood as …

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 …

A major limitation of existing international business (IB) research remains the rather thin
view of institutional context. In this retrospective, we reflect upon and highlight different …

Over the past two decades, necessity entrepreneurs—those who engage in
entrepreneurship because of a belief that decent or desirable livelihood alternatives do not …

Nurturing venture capital–backed, high-growth entrepreneurship has been strongly
promoted as an effective means to achieve local development in impoverished places. Yet …

Over the last two decades, research on professional service firms has developed into an
important subfield of management studies. In this article, I offer a postcolonial critique of this …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to encourage scholars of international business (IB) to
engage with the “decolonizing the university” project and reflect on what decolonizing might …