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This Subtheme is organized in conjunction with an Organization Studies special issue on the same topic. It is dedicated to bringing together scholars interested in the more contextual and practice oriented aspects of organizational ingenuity and creativity. We welcome submissions from a variety of disciplines and point of views. 

Joseph Lampel (PhD McGill) is Professor of Strategy at Cass Business School, City University London. Joseph Lampel has authored and edited five books, among them "Strategy Safari" with Henry Mintzberg and Bruce Ahlstrand, and "The Business of Culture," with Jamal Shamsie and Theresa Lant. He has edited five journal special issues, including one on "Field Configuring Events" in Journal of Management Studies with Alan Meyer, and another on "Learning from Rare Events" with Jamal Shamsie and Zur Shapira. He is currently editing a special issue on the same topic as this EGOS proposal with Benson Honig and Israel Drori.

Benson Honig (Ph.D. Stanford University) is the Teresa Cascioli Chair in Entrepreneurial Leadership, DeGroote School of Business, McMaster University. Studying entrepreneurship worldwide, his research includes over 40 articles on business planning, nascent entrepreneurship, transnational entrepreneurship, social entrepreneurship, social capital, and entrepreneurship in environments of transition. He is the co- winner of the Grief award for highest five year impact article in entrepreneurship in 2009, as well as the most cited paper for JBV; 2003- 2009. He is an editor of ET&P and serves on five editorial boards, including JBV and JMS.

Israel Drori ( PhD, UCLA) is a visiting professor of management at the Ross Business School, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. He is also a professor at the School of Business , College of Management, Israel. His publications include 7 books as well as numerous papers published in journals such as: Organization Science; Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice; European Management Review; Human Resource Management; Public Administration Review; Social Science Quarterly;