Michael Morris

Professor, Entrepreneurship and Social Innovation

University of Notre Dame

United States

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Michael Morris is a Professor of Entrepreneurship and Social Innovation at the University of Notre Dame, USA. His research primarily focuses on entrepreneurship within the context of socio-economic challenges, including the dynamics of poverty and the experiences of marginalized entrepreneurs. His recent work explores topics such as business model innovation, entrepreneurial persistence, and the intersection of racial identity and entrepreneurship.

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Susana Correia Santos

Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship

Rowan University

UNITED STATES

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Marko Jocic

Kennesaw State University

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Jessica Grosholz

Associate Professor

University of South Florida

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Articles (17)

Business model innovation and SME performance and performance variability: The role of CEO persistence

From poverty trap to commodity trap: entrepreneurship and well-being among the poor

A racial identity approach to entrepreneurship: the lived experiences of African American and Black entrepreneurs

Fear and the poverty entrepreneur: The paradox of failure and success

Drivers of fragility in the ventures of poverty entrepreneurs

EDITOR'S NOTE: POVERTY, ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND PUBLIC POLICY

EMPOWERING THE INFORMAL SECTOR

FAITH AND THE POVERTY ENTREPRENEUR

Overcoming Barriers to Technology Adoption When Fostering Entrepreneurship Among the Poor: The Role of Technology and Digital Literacy

Editor's Note: MAKING A DENT in POVERTY

Effectuation and causation, firm performance, and the impact of institutions: A multi-country moderation analysis

Familiness and innovation outcomes in family firms: The mediating role of entrepreneurial orientation

Following the footsteps that inspire: Parental passion, family communication, and children's entrepreneurial attitudes

Poverty and Entrepreneurship in Developed Economies: Re-Assessing the Roles of Policy and Community Action

The entrepreneurial mindset and poverty

The great divides in social entrepreneurship and where they lead us

Entrepreneurship Education in the Transformation of Incarcerated Individuals: A Review of the Literature and Future Research Directions

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Susana Correia Santos

Marko Jocic

Jessica Grosholz

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