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Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship, Affiliate Associate Professor of Computer Science

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Present	Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship, Affiliate Associate Professor of Computer Science, Loyola University Chicago ‐ Quinlan School of Business
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Entrepreneurial cognition, Judgment of entrepreneurial opportunities, Knowledge-based theory of the firm, and Philosophy of science

An Analogy Explanation for the Evaluation of Entrepreneurial Opportunities

Journal of Small Business Management (2017)

Entrepreneurs evaluate opportunities under conditions of uncertainty; they make judgments. In order to understand these evaluations, I develop an analogical ...

Cognitive Origins of New Venture Creation: How Knowledge Drives Entrepreneurial ...

Ugur Uygur and Sung Min Kim

EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING, COGNITIVE BIAS, AND ENTREPRENEURIAL EXIT: AN EMPIRICAL EXAMINATION ...

Frontiers of Entrepreneurship Research (2016)

Sung Min Kim and Ugur Uygur

Entrepreneurial exit has emerged as a central topic in entrepreneurship research (DeTienne, McKelvie, and Chandler, 2015). Unlike recent exit studies ...

Does Gender Matter in the Export Performance of International New ...

Journal of International Management (2016)

In Hyeock Lee, Yongsun Paik and Ugur Uygur

Evolution of Entrepreneurial Judgment with Venture-Specific Experience

Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal (2016)

Ugur Uygur and Sung Min Kim

This study advances research on entrepreneurial cognition by investigating how entrepreneurial judgment evolves during new venture creation. We conceptualize entrepreneurial ...

DO ENTREPRENEURS ACT ON WHAT THEY KNOW OR WHAT THEY ...

Frontiers of Entrepreneurship Research (2015)

Ugur Uygur and Sung Min Kim

In order to create a new firm, entrepreneurs need to take action and commit resources under conditions of uncertainty (Knight, ...

EPIPHANY AND EVOLUTION: HOW DOES ENTREPRENEURIAL JUDGMENT CHANGE WITH TIME ...

Frontiers of Entrepreneurship Research (2013)

Ugur Uygur and Sung Min Kim

An entrepreneur recognizes an opportunity when she forms the judgment that allocating resources in a particular, novel way will lead ...

Added Complexity of Social Entrepreneurship: A Knowledge-Based Approach

Journal of Social Entrepreneurship (2013)

Ugur Uygur and Alexei M. Marcoux

Social entrepreneurship evades easy definition and conceptualization. In this paper we attempt to advance social entrepreneurship theoretically by examining it ...

Determinants of Causal Ambiguity and Difficulty of Knowledge Transfer within ...

School of Business: Faculty Publications and Other Works (2013)

The knowledge-based view of the firm portrays knowledge assets as the basis of sustainable competitive advantage. However, leveraging the knowledge ...

SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURS' ATTITUDES TOWARD KNOWLEDGE PROTECTION AND SHARING (INTERACTIVE PAPER)

Frontiers of Entrepreneurship Research (2012)

Ugur Uygur and Alexei M. Marcoux

Social entrepreneurship is a source of profound conceptual disagreement. Distinguishing social entrepreneurial ventures from ordinary entrepreneurial ventures is difficult. Meyskens, ...

WHERE DOES AN ENTREPRENEURIAL OPPORTUNITY COME FROM? A HIERARCHICAL REPRESENTATION ...

Frontiers of Entrepreneurship Research (2012)

An entrepreneurial opportunity differs from “the larger set of all profit opportunities” because of novelty (Shane & Venkataraman, 2000). However, ...

ANALOGICAL PROPERTIES OF ENTREPRENEURIAL OPPORTUNITIES AND THEIR EFFECTS ON JUDGMENT ...

Frontiers of Entrepreneurship Research (2010)

The distinctive trademark of an entrepreneur is the recognition of and the action upon profit opportunities (Kirzner, 1997). In this ...

The Effect of Cognitive Style on Entrepreneurial Judgment: An Analogical ...