Social classes in entrepreneurs can eventually be a determining factor when it comes to how effectively they use their resources

Not all obsessive passions are perceived as equal within the entrepreneurship environment.

Communities are more than just mere beneficiaries of entrepreneurial action.

The potentials and perils of prosocial power.

Do entrepreneurs make decisions rationally?

Capabilities and the need to focus more and diverge less.

Causal and effectual logic in the decision-making process.

Radical innovation in (multi)family-owned firms

Women entrepreneurs and structural delegitimization with regulatory institutions.

Going from informal to formal entrepreneurship.

Considering the variability of the field can impact significantly insights.

Social corporations use resources and competencies to balance mission and sustaining.

The impact of rationality, and how it shapes the learning process.

Entrepreneur's high-arousal vocal expressions, whether positive or negative, increase perceptions of their passion.

The boundaries of rationality's utility or disutility in entrepreneurship are unclear.

Ventures' knowledge disclosure and broadcasting is key to venture performance.

Aligned capacity building and aligning incentives with political actors enable ventures to overcome alignment challenges.

Relational lending can be challenging for loan officers at microfinance institutions.

Entrepreneurs have different trust behaviors from non-entrepreneurs when facing changing environments.

Comparing the survival of family member spawns, nonfamily member spawns and spawns from nonfamily firm parents.