My research interests
Currently, my research interests can be placed into two general categories. First, I'm interested in the structure of opportunity. Past research attempts to describe when opportunities are discovered, created, or identified, and by whom. One of my research streams investigates the different basic parts of an opportunity, in efforts to reconcile and inform this part of the entrepreneurship literature. Second, I'm interested in examining value-creating organizational forms. Recent work in this area looks at the organizational forms that support service reliability, and entrepreneurial firms.
Research on relatedness was recently profiled in Chaomei Chen's (2011) book "Turning Points: The Nature of Creativity." (Click on the graphic to see the text.)
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Research on opportunity discovery was recently highlighted in Paul Light's (2008) book "The Search for Social Entrepreneurship." (Click on the graphic to see the text.)
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