Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice

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This journal explores various facets of entrepreneurship, including the evaluation of entrepreneurs with disabilities, the strategic decisions of hybrid entrepreneurs, and the impact of family transitions on self-employment. It also examines the challenges faced by self-employed individuals entering wage employment, gendered dynamics in equity fundraising, and the relationship between venture growth and survival. The scope extends to the influence of parental leave on innovation in SMEs, the formation of effectual networks, and the emergence of ecocentric entrepreneurship. Furthermore, the journal investigates the measurement of socioemotional wealth in family businesses, the interaction of organic and acquisitive growth, and the development of prescriptive entrepreneurship research. It also addresses data quality in high-impact research, the role of institutional logics in social ventures, and the temporal dynamics of socioemotional wealth in family firms. The journal also considers the importance of replication studies, the capabilities of large language models in venture evaluation, and the impact of accents on entrepreneurial fundraising. Finally, it delves into hybrid entrepreneurship as a coping strategy, investor cognitive processes in crowdfunding, the creation of national entrepreneurship surveys, the influence of counterfactual thinking on investment decisions, and the well-being outcomes of hybrid entrepreneurship.

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