“…Individual, as well as combinations of, concepts of Bourdieu's theory have been employed for, among others, understanding how new entrepreneurs entering a field gain legitimacy (De Clercq and Voronov, 2009;Gomez, 2015), to complement research on entrepreneurial resourcing (Keating et al, 2013), to understand networking practices in seeking growth opportunities (Anderson et al, 2010), to explore transnational entrepreneurs' internationalisation strategies (Patel and Conklin, 2009;Terjesen and Elam, 2009), as well as for understanding entrepreneurial careers (Zikic and Ezzedeen, 2015) and academic entrepreneurship at the meso and macro levels (e.g., Ikeatuegwu and Dann, 2016;Adamides, 2018). However, overall, in management and entrepreneurship literature, Bourdieu's system of concepts is more frequently referred to than actually used (Karfaki and Adamides, 2016).…”