Seeking recognition and growth

[...]we thank all the authors and reviewers for their efforts in developing these studies to a satisfactory outcome. The fifth paper by Henley et al. reconceptualizes the theory of planned behaviour in the light of the social cognitive theory to investigate the role of social capital, and specifically leadership skill as a social capital generating influence in formation of entrepreneurial intentions. [...]this special issue presents papers that analyse antecedents as well as results of the entrepreneurial activity, and puts the focus in the consideration of context variables like: national culture, type of industry, organisational arrangements as well as personal circumstances. First is co-design and co-creation, which are the cornerstones of these business models, allowing