" {Grappling} {With} the {Unbearable} {Elusiveness} of {Entrepreneurial} {Opportunities} "

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Abstract

" "The notion of opportunity, as currently discussed in entrepreneurship research, is theoretically exciting but empirically elusive. This article seeks to stimulate a new conversation about entrepreneurial opportunities by distinguishing two conceptions of entrepreneurial behavior-formal and substantive-and situating the construct of opportunity within the latter. It discusses three substantive premises for studying opportunities empirically: (1) opportunity as happening; (2) opportunity as expressed in actions; and (3) opportunity as instituted in market structures. These premises stimulate research questions that can invigorate and expand the study of entrepreneurial opportunities. They invite a continuous dialogue between qualitative and quantitative methodologies in behalf of understanding how opportunities emerge and evolve at the level of individual entrepreneurs. �� 2010 Baylor University." "

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D. ", " Dimov. (2011). " {Grappling} {With} the {Unbearable} {Elusiveness} of {Entrepreneurial} {Opportunities} ". " Entrepreneurship: Theory and Practice ".

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