Complexity and Entrepreneurship

Focusing on the behavior of leaders and entrepreneurs, this book introduces a novel theoretical framework for analyzing and understanding entrepreneurship. It explores complex systems theories, including self-organization, and discusses empirical methods for studying complexity in entrepreneurial contexts. By challenging traditional models such as the Laplacean worldview, it reveals new insights and opportunities in the intricacies of starting a business, offering fresh perspectives on decision-making and action in entrepreneurship.