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Entrepreneurship: Theory and Practice articles from September 1992
This scholarly journal publishes original papers and conceptual and empirical articles in the field of entrepreneurship, including national and international studies of enterprise creation, small business management, minority issues in entrepreneurship, and more.
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Entrepreneurship: Theory and Practice archives from September 1992
The operation of intentions in time: the emergence of the new venture.
September 22, 1992... New ventures are not coerced into being nor are they the random or passive product of environmental conditions. Ventures get started and develop through initial stages largely based on the vision, goals, and motivations of individuals. New...
A decision theory model for entrepreneurial acts.
September 22, 1992... Entrepreneurship is becoming a focal point in much of the popular press as well as in academia. New journals are appearing to deal with questions of entrepreneurship. But the vast majority of these journals deal with managerial or psychological...
A psychosocial cognitive model of employment status choice.
September 22, 1992... Entrepreneurship research has long regarded the powerful influences of personal history and social context on the propensity to enter self-employment. Such historical models reflect the belief in tracking where the occupation of a parent defines...
What happened before the organization? A model of organization formation.
September 22, 1992... Not all individuals have the potential to form an organization. Of those that do, not all will attempt a founding. Of those that attempt, not all will succeed in founding. This paper proposes a model of the organization formation process that...
The entrepreneur and the initiation of new venture launch activities.
September 22, 1992... Entrepreneurship has for some time been thought to epitomize individual action in the U.S., and academicians have responded with an astonishing outpouring of research on entrepreneurial traits (Churchill & Lewis, 1986). Despite this, empirical...
The creation corridor: environmental load and pre-organization information-processing ability.
September 22, 1992... Soloist entrepreneurs are truly important personae in the national treasury of folklore, along with mountain men, cowboys, and buccaneers. However, today, in the context of a global economy and rapidly changing technologies, 'soloist...
A model of entrepreneurial socialization and organization formation.
September 22, 1992... The model presented in this paper employs theories of organizational socialization from the Organizational Behavior literature to the distinctive work setting of the entrepreneur and the emerging organization. The organizational socialization...