Big Questions and Great Answers in Entrepreneurship Research Discussing Up-to-date Methodological and Philosophical Issues
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Biographical note
Edited by Alain Fayolle, Entrepreneurship Professor, IDRAC Business School, France and Visiting Professor, Turku School of Economics, Finland, Sandrine Le Pontois, Associate Professor in Entrepreneurship, Université Jean Monnet Saint-Étienne, COACTIS, France and R. Duncan M. Pelly, Cal Turner Endowed Chair of Business Administration, Fisk University, US<i>‘Comprised of fifteen erudite and thought-provoking contributions, and a complete listing of the contributors and their credentials, this edition of </i>Big Questions and Great Answers in Entrepreneurship Research: Discussing Up-to-date Methodological and Philosophical Issues<i> is a seminal, unique, impressively informative, exceptionally thoughtful, and truly ground-breaking volume that is especially and unreservedly recommended for college/university library Entrepreneurship Research Studies collections and supplemental MBA curriculum studies lists.’</i>
- Micah Andrew, Midwest Book Review,
<i>‘Entrepreneurship is a central and poorly understood phenomenon of our social systems. This collective, led by Fayolle, Le Pontois and Pelly, has the great merit of asking questions that are both relevant and difficult while providing answers that take into account contemporary reality.’</i>
- Michel Fortier, UQAR, Canada,
<i>‘Alain Fayolle, Sandrine Le Pontois and R. Duncan M. Pelly have brought together key scholars to offer this insightful and thoughtful book that is a must-read for anyone interested in entrepreneurship and its research. The authors take us on a superb journey and purposefully prompt us to reflect on what good entrepreneurship research is, as well as our identity as researchers and how we approach and think about our work. By addressing the issues and challenges that philosophical and methodological discussions bring, this book also introduces new models and ideas that are beneficial to all those involved in entrepreneurship. An inspiring read and a very timely addition. In taking on the big questions, the answers are indeed great.’</i>
- Sarah Jack, Distinguished Professor, Lancaster University, UK,
<i>‘This book is a valuable resource for scholars interested in exploring major philosophical and methodological issues in entrepreneurship research. The editors have brought together a distinguished, interdisciplinary group of scholars, which is fitting for the subject matter. Each topic is thoroughly covered in this comprehensive volume, making it a “must-read” for anyone interested in entrepreneurship and entrepreneurship education.’</i>
- Maribel Guerrero, Arizona State University, US,
This book highlights the importance of situating research alongside philosophical and ontological questions and methodological considerations. Chapters describe qualitative research methodologies, including exploratory autoethnographic accounts of entrepreneurship experiences, and examine contemporary quantitative research methods. Potential impacts on research, such as AI and big data, are also interrogated to provide readers with a stimulating view of the future scholarly landscape.
Academics focusing on entrepreneurship, research methods in business and business education will benefit from this book. It will also prove important for students seeking insight into future research ventures.