Towards an entrepreneurial judgement theory: Building the cognitive microfoundations of entrepreneurial judgement

International Small Business Journal, Volume 43, Issue 1, Page 53-75, February 2025.
We advance the judgement-based approach at the foundational level to establish cognitive microfoundations and boundary conditions as a formal theory of entrepreneurship – entrepreneurial judgement theory (EJT). We build upon philosophy’s concept of …

​International Small Business Journal, Volume 43, Issue 1, Page 53-75, February 2025. <br/>We advance the judgement-based approach at the foundational level to establish cognitive microfoundations and boundary conditions as a formal theory of entrepreneurship – entrepreneurial judgement theory (EJT). We build upon philosophy’s concept of … Read More

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