The needle of charisma and the threads of trust: Advancing effectuation theory's crazy quilt principle

Dutta, Tanurima; Packard, Mark D.

doi:10.1016/j.jbusvent.2024.106409

Journal of Business Venturing

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.jbusvent.2024.106409

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The needle of charisma and the threads of trust: Advancing effectuation theory's crazy quilt principle

Tanurima Dutta,

Mark D. Packard

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Towards an entrepreneurial judgement theory: Building the cognitive microfoundations of entrepreneurial judgement

Packard,

Bylund

2024

International Small Business Journal: Researching Entrepreneurs

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We advance the judgement-based approach at the foundational level to establish cognitive microfoundations and boundary conditions as a formal theory of entrepreneurship – entrepreneurial judgement theory (EJT). We build upon philosophy’s concept of intentionality to define and conceptualise judgement as the determination and instigation of intentions. Entrepreneurship begins when, through entrepreneurial judgement, intentions are turned entrepreneurial, that is, towards the pursuit of new economic value, and ends when those intentions are turned away again. We elaborate the dynamics of this process, which includes cascading judgements across nested intentions. We conclude by distinguishing EJT from its close relative, entrepreneurial action theory, and by connecting entrepreneurial judgement more explicitly to contemporary psychology research.

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Towards an entrepreneurial judgement theory: Building the cognitive microfoundations of entrepreneurial judgement

Packard,

Bylund

2024

International Small Business Journal: Researching Entrepreneurs

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The needle of charisma and the threads of trust: Advancing effectuation theory's crazy quilt principle

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Towards an entrepreneurial judgement theory: Building the cognitive microfoundations of entrepreneurial judgement

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