Index
Note: Page numbers in italic indicate a figure and page numbers in bold indicate a table on the corresponding page.
abstraction, identifying opportunities 72–74
actions 85–86, 185; at the organizational level 159
activity-based models 69
actualism 85
aesthetic critique of imagination 130–131
affordable loss 193
Africa, entrepreneurship in 145
agency 89–90; entrepreneurial project 69–71; ‘entrepreneuring’ 114; in entrepreneurship 57; normativity 113; and structure 90–91; voluntarism 90–91
agent relativization 10
Aïssaoui, Rachida 2
ambiguity: of postcolonial discourse 99; as requirement for entrepreneurship 67; and risk 27–28; see also uncertainty
analytic philosophy 19n1
“the ant trap” 14
anxiety, imagination as ...
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