"Who is the good entrepreneur? An exploration within the Catholic social tradition"

by Cornwall, Jeffrey R; Naughton, Michael J (2003)

Abstract

Entrepreneurship is a critical need in society, and an entrepreneur’s life can be a life wonderfully lived. However, most of the literature examining entrepreneurship takes an overly narrow financial viewpoint when examining entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial success. Our paper surveys the current entrepreneurial literature on what constitutes successful entrepreneurship. We then engage key conceptual ideas within the Catholic social tradition to analyze what we see as an undeveloped notion of success. We then move to construct a richer notion of success through the framework of virtue.

Keywords

Catholic, Religious Views On Work, Entrepreneurship, Social Tradition, Subjective Dimension Of Work

Themes

Catholicism, Religious Views on Work

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• https://idp.springer.com/authorize/casa?redirect_uri=https://link.springer.com/article/10.1023/A:1023294626341&casa_token=ibGug7Eq5tIAAAAA:2iVz2Hx1Muo1YiPPpqElLGOLlzVF9SZmSIqvtKkyA50LrvaNxyONIVX7ujZ4jQdOmAXfIrFKrtBb1BhGSDo
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