This paper discusses Foucault’s analyses of the rise of the entrepreneur in the second half of the 20th century. Whereas Foucault based his conclusions on readings of economic theory, we propose here to look at “practical texts,” i.e. entrepreneurship guidebooks, in the way Foucault himself did in his research on antiquity. We also mobilize Foucauldian concepts from his lectures on the “Care of the Self” and the “Hermeneutics of the Subject” to account for our empirical observations. By comparing two series of entrepreneurship guidebooks issued by the US government in the mid-1940s and the late 1950s-1975, we argue that a major shift occurred between these two periods. In the 1940s, the future was supposed to be meditated upon: entrepre...
This paper is an attempt to build a bridge between the popular and the academic usage of the terms e...
Joseph Schumpeter argued that a dynamic historical perspective was necessary in studying entrepreneu...
The purpose of this book is to identify and analyze modern classics in entrepreneurship research wit...
This paper discusses Foucault's analyses of the rise of the entrepreneur in the second half of the 2...
This paper discusses the current state of historical research into entrepreneurship in Mexic
International audienceEntrepreneurship and, thus, small- and middlesized firms (SMEs) have had a gro...
In his 1979 lectures, Foucault took particular interest in the reconfiguration of quotidian practice...
This review article considers some of the key management control articles published in AOS through t...
Entrepreneurship research has a long tradition and since the 1980s the field has grown significantly...
This thesis makes a contribution to a comprehensive theory on entrepreneuring. It develops and illus...
In his 1979 lectures, Foucault took particular interest in the reconfiguration of quotidian practice...
We seek to move beyond the exalted figure of the heroic entrepreneur that predominates the study of ...
This dissertation updates Max Weber’s (1904-05) celebrated thesis on the relationship between Protes...
In this study, I consider the status of the academic discipline of entrepreneurship as represented i...
This research is carried out in a broad framework which aims to link three main aspects of manageme...
This paper is an attempt to build a bridge between the popular and the academic usage of the terms e...
Joseph Schumpeter argued that a dynamic historical perspective was necessary in studying entrepreneu...
The purpose of this book is to identify and analyze modern classics in entrepreneurship research wit...
This paper discusses Foucault's analyses of the rise of the entrepreneur in the second half of the 2...
This paper discusses the current state of historical research into entrepreneurship in Mexic
International audienceEntrepreneurship and, thus, small- and middlesized firms (SMEs) have had a gro...
In his 1979 lectures, Foucault took particular interest in the reconfiguration of quotidian practice...
This review article considers some of the key management control articles published in AOS through t...
Entrepreneurship research has a long tradition and since the 1980s the field has grown significantly...
This thesis makes a contribution to a comprehensive theory on entrepreneuring. It develops and illus...
In his 1979 lectures, Foucault took particular interest in the reconfiguration of quotidian practice...
We seek to move beyond the exalted figure of the heroic entrepreneur that predominates the study of ...
This dissertation updates Max Weber’s (1904-05) celebrated thesis on the relationship between Protes...
In this study, I consider the status of the academic discipline of entrepreneurship as represented i...
This research is carried out in a broad framework which aims to link three main aspects of manageme...
This paper is an attempt to build a bridge between the popular and the academic usage of the terms e...
Joseph Schumpeter argued that a dynamic historical perspective was necessary in studying entrepreneu...
The purpose of this book is to identify and analyze modern classics in entrepreneurship research wit...