Exploring the potential and limits of a neuroscientific approach to entrepreneurship

Nicos Nicolaou · Andy Lockett · Deniz Ucbasaran · Geraint E. Rees

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We critically examine the potential that neuroscience holds for the future of entrepreneurship research and provide a framework for entrepreneurship researchers interested in pursuing this line of inquiry. Specifically, we propose four complementary mechanisms through which neuroscience can inform entrepreneurship theory and research. We conclude with a discussion of the limitations and ethical implications of a neuroscientific approach to entrepreneurship.

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