Dear all,
I'm interested in identifying the best case studies, magazine articles, and practitioner articles (HBR, CMR, etc) that look at the emotions of entrepreneurship. I have browsed through many Harvard Business Cases, and I can't find the ones that are heavy on revealing emotions driving or underlying entrepreneurial decisions. Quotes and/or videos would be great.
The most important emotions I'm looking for are some of the obvious ones in the literature: hope, fear, anger, happiness, surprise, and grief.
This semester, in beginning of April, I plan on combining one case study and one practitioner article with an academic article, to discuss this topic.
Any leads are welcomed, and if you wish, I'm happy to forward along the list I compile.
Cheers, -Chihmao.
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Chihmao Hsieh
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