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Most of us who teach MBA and Executive MBA students have encountered them: The student who is less interested in the next framework than in understanding why entrepreneurial patterns recur. The student who keeps asking: • Why do ventures with capable teams and promising opportunities fail while others ...

Call for Chapters The Space Economy: Management, Innovation, and Strategy Editors: Jingning Ao, Gianni De Bruyn, Raja Roy, and Gideon Markman Publisher: World Scientific Publishing Co Why the Space Economy - and Why Now? The space economy is rapidly becoming a central arena for innovation, ...

Most of us who teach MBA or Executive MBA students eventually encounter one who is thinking differently. Not asking for better or faster frameworks, but pressing for explanations. They keep asking: Why do ventures with capable teams and strong ideas fail or exit, while less promising ones ...

Most of us who teach in MBA or eMBA programs have encountered them: students who excel analytically, gravitate toward theory, and are interested in why entrepreneurial patterns recur, why most ventures fail or exit, why context shapes success so unevenly, and why standard playbooks break down under innovation ...

We're recruiting Ph.D. students for the 2026 cycle in the Entrepreneurship Ph.D. program at Louisiana State University's E. J. Ourso College of Business. This is a theory-driven program designed for students interested in entrepreneurship at the intersection of strategy, innovation, corporate entrepreneurship, ...