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Elitists, risk-takers, and rugged individualists? : An exploratory analysis of cultural differences between entrepreneurs and non-entrepreneurs

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Darwinians, communitarians, and missionaries : the role of founder identity in entrepreneurship

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Identity-society (mis)alignment and the instrumentalization of firm creation : creative destruction and creative reconstruction

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Measuring the social identity of entrepreneurs : scale development and international validation

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How founder human capital and founding conditions shape new firm performance : a study of necessity entrepreneurship during times of economic crisis

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Elitists, Risk-Takers, and Rugged Individualists? An Exploratory Analysis of Cultural Differences between Entrepreneurs and Non-Entrepreneurs

McGrath, Rita Gunther - 2011

This study examines whether or not certain values are likely to be held consistently by entrepreneurs, which are not held by non-entrepreneurs. The four underlying dimensions of culture from Hofstede's 1980 study--power distance, individualism, uncertainty avoidance, and masculinity--are used to...

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