.His normative defense fails torecognize that the stakeholder view of entrepreneurship is also useful as adescriptive tool in a much … 2000work, S. Venkataraman offers a primarily normative defense of entrepreneurshipas a stakeholder equilibrating process … broader context than simply equilibration. Specifically, the stakeholder model attempts to describe businesses andgroups of …

entrepreneurship and stakeholder theories that warrant further investigation. Using a social cognition perspective, entrepreneurship … script based on domain knowledge that can integrate entrepreneurship and stakeholder theories using expert information … of entrepreneurship are both concerned with value creation and value sharing, Venkataraman provides connections between …

Entrepreneurs profit from discrepancies betweencurrent prices and the value of a stakeholder's resource.Thus, in theory … the exploitation of a stakeholder group (atthe expense of societal wealth). While Venkataraman's argument that the …

Although entrepreneurship and stakeholder theory aregenerally studied separately, the two fields have much to offer … other words, the firm manager is less a coordinatorand more an arbitrator.Stakeholder theory invites researchers to … change in a complete systemof stakeholders (strong equilibrating force). Stakeholder theory mustconsider the entrepreneurial …

, ideas, andstakeholders in order to bring new goods and services into existence. Entrepreneurship theory works in conjunction … the need to linkentrepreneurship and stakeholder theory, they stand to benefit fromrevision. First, Venkataraman's concept …'s remarks on therelationship between entrepreneurship and business ethics raise many unansweredquestions, they invite us to take …

in the challenging context of creating new firms. Lastly, it contributes to the entrepreneurship literature by unpacking …