Over the past three decades, research on entrepreneurial pitching has grown significantly,
with an increasing number of scholars in management, entrepreneurship, and other social …

Culture deeply infuses entrepreneurs' psychology, and ultimately the performance of their
firms. Drawing on cultural-tightness looseness theory and emergent entrepreneurship …

Entrepreneurship is the study of ordinary people doing extraordinary things: outliers in
society, seeing and enacting new venture opportunities, while most others do not …

The entrepreneurship field is increasingly interlaced with diverse disciplines, tackling
complex societal issues from sustainability to digitalization and family business dynamics …

A growing number of studies suggest that underdogs have a propensity for
entrepreneurship. However, the underdog entrepreneur's propensity for firm growth after …

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 …

We examine how parental divorce in early life affects performance in entrepreneurship in
adulthood. Drawing on life course theory and empirical analyses of US self-employment and …

Entrepreneurial agency—the individual power to change environments—is central to
entrepreneurship research. Yet, from a social inequality perspective, beliefs in an …

Research in management and organizational studies has emphasized the importance and
the double-edged nature of (a) typicality. Organizational objects that are atypical within a …

Entrepreneurial hustle refers to the urgent and unorthodox actions entrepreneurs use to
address obstacles and opportunities under uncertainty. Research examining this construct …