To be agile, responsive and innovative seems to have become prerequisites for long-term
growth and success for any organizations operating in an increasingly volatile, uncertain …

The emergence of social entrepreneurship has been explained at the macro-level
(socioeconomic drivers), at the meso-level (concepts such as opportunity), and at the micro …

We extend the entrepreneurship literature to include positive psychological capital—an
individual or organization's level of psychological resources consisting of hope, optimism …

In this paper, we focus attention on serial crowdfunders, that is, entrepreneurs who
repeatedly turn to crowdfunding to finance their projects. We argue that serial crowdfunders …

New financing alternatives, such as microfinance, crowdfunding, and peer–to–peer lending,
have expanded rapidly. To date, few studies have investigated the antecedents and …

The nascent crowdfunding literature has highlighted the existence of a self–reinforcing
pattern whereby contributions received in the early days of a campaign accelerate its …

This article analyzes the role of context in the advancement of entrepreneurship research. It
defines contextualization and discusses why and how it is important in entrepreneurship …

This paper presents a research agenda for understanding how entrepreneurs accrue social
capital in the digital age. We develop a conceptual framework with 12 research propositions …

We study how the proximate and distal sociocultural environments affect the well-
established relationship between entrepreneurial self-efficacy and entrepreneurial …

The mismatch of skills among youth graduates contributes towards existing social and
economic challenges of poverty and unemployment especially among youths in most …