What do entrepreneurs do? In a comprehensive and detailed
exploration using three perspectives - behavior, practice and
process - this Research Handbook demonstrates specific methods for
answering that question and provides insights into the implications
of pursuing that question. The authors demonstrate a variety of
methods including ethnography, autoethnography, participant
observation, diaries, social media platforms and multilevel
research techniques to delve into the foundations of
entrepreneurial behavior. In addition to reinvigorating this long
dormant area of scholarship, these chapters provide scholars with
the idea that the disparate perspectives on this topic are really
headed in the same direction. They also demonstrate the notion that
similar tools can be utilized to answer the same type of questions
emanating from these different perspectives. The contributors go on
to offer insights to a wide range of scholarship on organizations.
Entrepreneurship scholars, PhD students, and upper level graduate
and undergraduate students who want a current overview on the
theories, methods and implications of studying entrepreneurship
will welcome the insights explored in this Research Handbook.
Contributors include: A. Brattstroem, O. Byrne, A. Caetano, H.S.
Chen, F. Delmar, D. Dimov, A. Fayolle, D. Fletcher, W.B. Gartner,
B. Johannisson, A.R. Johnson, T. Karlsson, M. Lackeus, J.R.
Mitchell, R.K. Mitchell, H. Neergaard, R.D.M. Pelly, K. Poldner,
S.C. Santos, P. Selden, B.T. Teague, N.A. Thompson, C. Thrane, M.
Tillmar, H. Vahidnia, E. van Burg, J.P. Warhuus, K. Wennberg
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