Our research can be broadly characterised as endeavouring to understand the complexity of entrepreneurship as a multifaceted socio-economic phenomenon. It is pronouncedly multi-disciplinary, applying theories and methods from, psychology, sociology, economics, geography, history and philosophy to diverse entrepreneurial phenomena. Much of our research is applied, with relevance for public policy.
We can confidently state that our research meets the highest quality standards. Not only have our team members published in the top entrepreneurship and management journals, but they also continuously contribute to scholarly debates by serving in the review boards of journals such as Journal of Business Venturing, Entrepreneurship Theory & Practice, Academy of Management Journal, Journal of Business Venturing Insights and Academy of Management Discoveries.
Some of our research areas include:
- Social and sustainable business venturing
- Entrepreneurial responses to grand challenges
- Microentrepreneurship in the Global South
- Entrepreneurship and population ageing
- Psychological processes underlying entrepreneurial actions
- Regional and institutional embeddedness of entrepreneurship
- Philosophy of entrepreneurship
- Everyday entrepreneurship
