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Discovery and Creation of Entrepreneurial Opportunities: Understanding How New Ventures Begin
Entrepreneurship begins with opportunity. Whether launching a startup, introducing a new product, or reshaping an existing industry, entrepreneurial action is fundamentally driven by the perception that something valuable can be created. Yet one of the most enduring and intellectually stimulating debates in entrepreneurship research revolves around a deceptively simple question: Are opportunities discovered, or are they created? This question is far more than an academic curi


Strategic Entrepreneurship in the World of AI: Redefining Innovation, Advantage, and Decision-Making
Artificial intelligence is no longer a futuristic abstraction confined to research labs or science fiction narratives. It has become a central force reshaping industries, business models, and competitive dynamics. Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a critical focus for entrepreneurs, driving the development of AI-based startups to address challenges in various sectors. Despite increased innovation from data availability and supportive digitization legislation, some i


Clarifying the Entrepreneurial Orientation Construct: Understanding Strategy, Behavior, and Firm Performance
Entrepreneurial orientation has emerged as one of the most influential constructs in entrepreneurship and strategic management research. It offers a framework for understanding how firms behave entrepreneurially, how they pursue opportunities, and how their strategic posture influences performance. Despite its widespread adoption, entrepreneurial orientation remains conceptually complex and occasionally contested. Scholars continue to debate its dimensions, measurement, theor


Toward a Theory of Entrepreneurial Cognition: How Entrepreneurs Think, Decide, and Act Under Uncertainty
Entrepreneurship has long been studied through the lenses of economics, strategy, and innovation. Yet beneath every venture creation, opportunity pursuit, and risk-taking decision lies something more fundamental: human thought. Entrepreneurs do not simply respond to markets; they interpret, imagine, construct, and act upon their perceptions of reality. A theory of entrepreneurial cognition seeks to explain how entrepreneurs think, how they make decisions in ambiguous environm


Theoretical and Empirical Perspective on Entrepreneurship and Innovation
This article explores both the theoretical frameworks and empirical evidence surrounding entrepreneurship and innovation, highlighting their
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