Conference Contribution/ Proceedings | 2023 | Isobel O'Neil and Lorna Treanor (2023)., "Lower income women on the cusp of entrepreneurship: sticking with identity play or stepping into identity work", at Institute for Small Business and Entrepreneurship 45th Annual Conference, Birmingham, UK
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Conference Contribution/ Proceedings | 2022 | O'Neil, I. and Ucbasaran, D. (2022)., "We Are All Entrepreneurs Now": Exploring How Employees Become Pluralists in Early Stage Hybrid Organizing", at AoM Conference 2022
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Journal article | 2022 | O'Neil, I.; Ucbasaran, D.; York, J. (2022)., "The Evolution of Founder Identity as an Authenticity Work Process" Journal of Business Venturing, Vol. 37(1), 106031
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Conference Contribution/ Proceedings | 2021 | O'Neil, I. and Treanor, L. (2021)., "Could I be an Entrepreneur? A critical Examination of Low Income Women's Motivations for Self-employment", at ISBE Conference, October 2021, Cardiff
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Conference Contribution/ Proceedings | 2021 | O'Neil, I. and Treanor, L. (2021)., "Could I be an Entrepreneur? A critical Examination of Low Income Women's Motivations for Self-employment", at Gender, Work & Organization Annual Conference
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Conference Contribution/ Proceedings | 2017 | O'Neil, I. and Swail, J. (2017)., "Legitimation in 'everyday' entrepreneurship: Insights from social and commercial women entrepreneurs", at ISBE ANNUAL CONFERENCE 2017, Belfast, UK.
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Journal article | 2016 | York, J.; O'Neil, I.; Sarasvathy, S. (2016)., "Exploring Environmental Entrepreneurship: Identity Coupling, Venture Goals, and Stakeholder Incentives" Journal of Management Studies, Vol. 53(5), 695-737
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Journal article | 2016 | O'Neil, I.; Ucbasaran, D. (2016)., "Balancing 'what matters to me' with 'what matters to them': Exploring the legitimation process of environmental entrepreneurs" Journal of Business Venturing, Vol. 31 (2), pp. 133-152
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Conference Contribution/ Proceedings | 2015 | O'Neil, I.; Ucbasaran, D. (2015)., "Balancing "What matters to me" & "What Matters to them" in Entrepreneurs' Legitimation efforts", at Seventy-fifth annual meeting of the academy of management
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