Christianity and entrepreneurship

Purpose We explore the intersection of Catholic social teaching (CST) and entrepreneurship studies which has seemingly evaded scholars’ attention. Design/methodology/approach We integrate and expand upon prior work to explicate an integrative framework for examining CST and entrepreneurship studies. Findings We articulate the mechanisms through which CST and entrepreneurship studies may extend our understanding of the economic paradigm of entrepreneurship studies. Originality/value We explicate the economic paradigm of entrepreneurship studies and present the key reasons for Catholicism’s and CST’s exclusion to demonstrate why this is unjustified. Beyond expounding what we mean by CST, we extend the economic paradigm by an application to show why the economic paradigm is flawed and call for more CST-focussed entrepreneurship studies.

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Journal of strategy and management
Published
2024-12-03
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https://doi.org/10.1108/jsma-10-2024-0277
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Religion, Society, and Development
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Christianity and entrepreneurship

Michael Collier, David Sarpong
Journal of strategy and management
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Christianity and entrepreneurship

Michael Collier, David Sarpong
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Abstract

Purpose We explore the intersection of Catholic social teaching (CST) and entrepreneurship studies which has seemingly evaded scholars’ attention. Design/methodology/approach We integrate and expand upon prior work to explicate an integrative framework for examining CST and entrepreneurship studies. Findings We articulate the mechanisms through which CST and entrepreneurship studies may extend our understanding of the economic paradigm of entrepreneurship studies. Originality/value We explicate the economic paradigm of entrepreneurship studies and present the key reasons for Catholicism’s and CST’s exclusion to demonstrate why this is unjustified. Beyond expounding what we mean by CST, we extend the economic paradigm by an application to show why the economic paradigm is flawed and call for more CST-focussed entrepreneurship studies.

Journal of strategy and managementVol. 18(2)
Aston University (GB), Brunel University of London (GB)
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Religion, Society, and Development
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