Politics of Entrepreneurial Resourcefulness in Compassion Venture Expansion
通过19个月定性研究，分析俄乌战争中同情风险如何利用自力、联合和政治形式的创业资源，从应急响应发展为持久组织，对创业资源运用研究有贡献。
Compassion ventures addressing human suffering after disasters are gaining attention in entrepreneurship research, yet little is known about their potential to expand beyond immediate response. This 19-month qualitative study examines a compassion venture amid the Russo-Ukrainian war and shows how self-reliant, joint, and political forms of entrepreneurial resourcefulness help compassion ventures emerge, formalize, and expand with key partners. We uncover how these forms interact, helping compassion ventures transition to enduring organizations over a prolonged crisis. We present a model of resourcefulness dynamics in compassion venture expansion, emphasizing its political dimension, and contribute to research on compassion venturing and entrepreneurial resourcefulness.