WEEK 3 (FEBRUARY 5): SOCIAL CALLING READINGS Drakopoulou Dodd, and Alistair R. Anderson, and “Mumpsimus the Mything of the Individualistic Entrepreneur,” International Small August 2007; a tough assessment on the staying Business Journal, power of the heroic entrepreneur, check your dictionary for the definition of please. “Mumpsimus” Daniela Papi-Thornton, Heropreneurship: Why We Need to “Tackling Move from the Entrepreneur’ to Social Impact,” Stanford ‘Social February 2016; summary of Papi-Thorton’s Social Innovation Review, larger project, very contrarian; feel free to sample a deeper assessment of heropreneurship at http://www.tacklingheropreneurship.com READ TWO OF THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES: Hessamoddin Sarooghi, Dirk Libaers, and Andrew Burkemper, the Relationship between Creativity and Innovation: A “Examining Meta-Analysis of Organizational, Cultural, and Environmental Factors,” July 2014; a analysis Journal of Business Venturing, of how creativity affects innovation with important caveats on when and how the relationship works; creativity is the answer to some kinds of innovation, but not all Toyah L. Miller, Matthew G. Grimes, Jeffery S. McMullen, and Timothy J. Vogus, for Others with Heart and Head: “Venturing How Compassion Encourages Social Entrepreneurship,” Academy October 2012; a broad analysis of how of Management Review, social entrepreneurs differ from business entrepreneurs in their basic motivation; breeze through it Nicos Nicolaou, and Scott Shane, Genetic Factors Influence “Can the Likelihood of Engaging in Entrepreneurial Activity?” Journal November 2007; read sections 1-3; get the of Business Venturing, general sense of the argument; tough reading; breeze through it Algernon Austin, The Color of Entrepreneurship: Why the Racial Center for Global Policy Gap among Firms Costs the U.S. Billions, Solutions, April 2016; an inventory of findings on race and entrepreneurship, excellent research with a unique method for counting the number of minority businesses” “missing Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, Kauffman Compilation: August 2015; Research on Gender and Entrepreneurship,
WEEK 3 (FEBRUARY 5): SOCIAL CALLING READINGS Drakopoulou Dodd, and Alistair R. Anderson, “Mumpsimus and the Mything of the Individualistic Entrepreneur,” International Small Business Journal, August 2007; a tough assessment on the staying power of the heroic entrepreneur, check your dictionary for the definition of “Mumpsimus” please. Daniela Papi-Thornton, “Tackling Heropreneurship: Why We Need to Move from the ‘Social Entrepreneur’ to Social Impact,” Stanford Social Innovation Review, February 2016; summary of Papi-Thorton’s larger project, very contrarian; feel free to sample a deeper assessment of heropreneurship at http://www.tacklingheropreneurship.com READ TWO OF THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES: Hessamoddin Sarooghi, Dirk Libaers, and Andrew Burkemper, “Examining the Relationship between Creativity and Innovation: A Meta-Analysis of Organizational, Cultural, and Environmental Factors,” Journal of Business Venturing, July 2014; a analysis of how creativity affects innovation with important caveats on when and how the relationship works; creativity is the answer to some kinds of innovation, but not all Toyah L. Miller, Matthew G. Grimes, Jeffery S. McMullen, and Timothy J. Vogus, “Venturing for Others with Heart and Head: How Compassion Encourages Social Entrepreneurship,” Academy of Management Review, October 2012; a broad analysis of how social entrepreneurs differ from business entrepreneurs in their basic motivation; breeze through it Nicos Nicolaou, and Scott Shane, “Can Genetic Factors Influence the Likelihood of Engaging in Entrepreneurial Activity?” Journal of Business Venturing, November 2007; read sections 1-3; get the general sense of the argument; tough reading; breeze through it Algernon Austin, The Color of Entrepreneurship: Why the Racial Gap among Firms Costs the U.S. Billions, Center for Global Policy Solutions, April 2016; an inventory of findings on race and entrepreneurship, excellent research with a unique method for counting the number of “missing minority businesses” Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, Kauffman Compilation: Research on Gender and Entrepreneurship, August 2015;