UID:
almahu_9948392007902882
Format:
1 online resource (128 pages).
ISBN:
9781788973403 (e-book)
Series Statement:
Entrepreneurship footprints series
Content:
"The Profits and Perils of Passion in Entrepreneurship exposes the gaps in current knowledge and highlights opportunities ripe for additional investigation. This state-of-the art book also delivers essential guidelines for scholars on how to study entrepreneurial passion in a rigorous way. Melissa S. Cardon and Charles Y. Murnieks provide a critical review of the knowledge accumulated to date about passion in entrepreneurship, covering motivation, enthusiasm and excitement, as well as discussing debates about conceptual definitions, focus of analysis and methodological approaches. This includes the integration of different theories with an explanation of their commonalities and key distinctions. Examining the outcomes and antecedents of passion, chapters present empirical findings and explore future research questions for the topic. Scholars and students of entrepreneurship will find this book to be a comprehensive overview of the topic. Providing an accessible understanding of academic research, this book will also be a useful resource for practicing entrepreneurs and those who seek to support them"--
Note:
Contents: Introduction to passion in entrepreneurship -- 2. Passion of entrepreneurs: Conceptual underpinnings and distinctions -- 3. Different potential targets of entrepreneurial passion -- 4. The profits and perils that can arise from entrepreneurial passion -- 5. Stoking the fires of entrepreneurial passion through engagement, education, and contagion -- 6. Passions of entrepreneurs in teams -- 7. Opportunities for future research on passion and entrepreneurship -- 8. Concluding thoughts on passion and entrepreneurship -- Index.
Additional Edition:
ISBN 9781788973397 (hardback)
Language:
English
Keywords:
Electronic books.
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Electronic books
URL:
https://www.elgaronline.com/view/9781788973397.xml
URL:
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URL:
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