Abstract
Austrian economics is the only school of economic thought that is well represented in the study of entrepreneurship. Austrian theories, concepts, and perspectives on entrepreneurship make up an important part of what is modern entrepreneurship theory. Yet while entrepreneurship scholars often take inspiration or even borrow from Austrian economics, the reverse is scarcely true. Even so, there is reason to believe both sides would benefit from more interaction and collaboration. The aim of this special issue is to facilitate a synergistic discussion between Austrian economists with an interest in entrepreneurship theory and entrepreneurship scholars with an interest in the Austrian approach.
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