Given that entrepreneurs face substantial adversity in initiating and developing new
ventures, a burgeoning stream of research has sought to understand the concept of …

This paper takes stock of a decade of empirical insights on transnational entrepreneurs and
probes how these uniquely positioned actors leverage a variety of tangible and intangible …

Entrepreneurial orientation (EO) is an important construct in the fields of management and
entrepreneurship research. Interest in EO knowledge continues to thrive with a burgeoning …

Entrepreneurs proactively envision and pursue change, embracing the potential destruction
of the status quo to create value by solving meaningful problems. With that, entrepreneurs …

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

Research on the importance of entrepreneurial imaginativeness in new venture
development continues to grow. Empirical studies so far have focused predominantly on its …

While research on the cross-cultural experience of entrepreneurs has demonstrated that
exposure to diverse cultures is beneficial for new venture growth, it has neglected the …

International entrepreneurship (IE) has emerged as its own domain—born out of the
intersection of international business and entrepreneurship research. This fusion of …

One of the critical topics in contemporary innovation management literature concerns what
constitutes innovation capability (IC) at the firm level. There have been many attempts to …

Purpose Drawing on the “shocks to the system” concept in image theory, a mid-range
theoretical model is developed to illuminate understanding on why cross-cultural experience …