Journal of Business 6 5 Venturing Entrepreneurship Theory 11 9 and Practice Entrepreneurship and 2 2 Regional Development Journal of Small Business 6 6 Management 25 22 Publication search term search term results “Family” “Family” results (initial)* (final)* Journal of Business 65 16 Venturing Entrepreneurship Theory 172 47 and Practice Entrepreneurship and 30 8 Regional Development Journal of Business 99 33 Management 366 104 416 128 * Initial results are distinguished from final results based on the application of exclusion criteria. For initial results were excluded from final results when related to health, medical care, or healthcare “care,” systems. For results were excluded when reference was to non-dependent children (e.g. “children,” management succession for adult children in a family firm). For results were excluded when the “family,” term was used exclusively as a descriptor, i.e. in reference to a firm.” “family Table 3: Does Entrepreneurship Literature Engage Unpaid/Care Work? Does the entrepreneurship literature engage unpaid/care work? Stage 1 and 2 analysis indicates that the answer is largely The entrepreneurship literature “no.” contains relatively limited engagement with unpaid/care work related themes, with ~2% of over 5,000 articles across several decades emphasizing this topic. When entrepreneurship research does address unpaid/care work, Stage 1 and 2 analysis shows they most frequently do so through a generalized reference to “family.” With this established, I sought to answer entrepreneurship engages how unpaid/care work. To accomplish this, I analyzed the content of each of the 128
Journal of Business Venturing 6 5 Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice 11 9 Entrepreneurship and Regional Development 2 2 Journal of Small Business Management 6 6 25 22 Publication “Family” search term results (initial)* “Family” search term results (final)* Journal of Business Venturing 65 16 Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice 172 47 Entrepreneurship and Regional Development 30 8 Journal of Business Management 99 33 366 104 416 128 * Initial results are distinguished from final results based on the application of exclusion criteria. For “care,” initial results were excluded from final results when related to health, medical care, or healthcare systems. For “children,” results were excluded when reference was to non-dependent children (e.g. management succession for adult children in a family firm). For “family,” results were excluded when the term was used exclusively as a descriptor, i.e. in reference to a “family firm.” Table 3: Does Entrepreneurship Literature Engage Unpaid/Care Work? Does the entrepreneurship literature engage unpaid/care work? Stage 1 and 2 analysis indicates that the answer is largely “no.” The entrepreneurship literature contains relatively limited engagement with unpaid/care work related themes, with ~2% of over 5,000 articles across several decades emphasizing this topic. When entrepreneurship research does address unpaid/care work, Stage 1 and 2 analysis shows they most frequently do so through a generalized reference to “family.” With this established, I sought to answer how entrepreneurship engages unpaid/care work. To accomplish this, I analyzed the content of each of the 128
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