Mobilizing, Organizing, and Exploiting Entrepreneurial Judgment Within Ecosystems

Editors

  • David B. Audretsch, Indiana University Bloomington
  • Maksim Belitski, University of Reading
  • Rosa Caiazza, Parthenope University of Naples
  • Nicolai J. Foss, Copenhagen Business School
  • Donald Siegel, Arizona State University

Description

This special issue examines how entrepreneurial judgment operates within ecosystems involving multiple stakeholders rather than individual entrepreneurs or single firms. While entrepreneurial judgment under uncertainty has traditionally been studied at the individual or firm level, modern entrepreneurship increasingly unfolds through collaborations, alliances, and digital ecosystems where judgment must be communicated, coordinated, and governed among various actors. The issue seeks to advance understanding of ecosystem governance mechanisms and how judgment is mobilized and exploited to support cooperation, competition, and innovation.

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Potential topics

  • Communicating tacit judgment in ecosystems
  • Governance and orchestration mechanisms in entrepreneurial ecosystems
  • Partial communicability and protection of entrepreneurial knowledge
  • Distributed judgment and performance across multiple stakeholders
  • Ecosystem dynamics, maturity and role structure
  • AI and decision-support tools in entrepreneurial ecosystems

Associate editors

Peter Klein, Baylor University