Entrepreneurship, incongruence and affect: Drawing insights from a Swedish anti-racist organisation
利用福柯的异托邦和拉康的真实与焦虑概念，重新将创业视为社会变革，强调其通过引入不协调引发焦虑，并以瑞典反种族主义杂志为例说明这一过程。
In recent years, entrepreneurship has been reconceptualised as social change. Understood as such, entrepreneurship can be viewed to disrupt and disturb the social order. We argue in this article that Foucault’s notion of heterotopia and Lacan’s concepts of the real and anxiety help us to conceptualise the disturbing aspect of entrepreneurship as social change and understand why the latter may encounter social resistance. Our contribution to critical entrepreneurship literature is to, first, emphasise that entrepreneurship instigates social change by introducing incongruence and, second, to highlight that this process can be affective: it can create anxiety. This article uses an illustrative historical case example of a Swedish anti-racist commercial magazine ( Gringo) to elucidate these points. We conclude by pointing out that anxiety may be necessary for the provocation of social transformation.