ContentsCommemorating over 25 years of critical entrepreneurship studies: problematising,exposing, rethinking, and reconfiguring 1Sibel Ozasir Kacar, Amelia Olsson, Karin Berglund and Karen VerduijnPART I PROBLEMATISING THE TAKEN-FOR-GRANTED1 Entrepreneurship and its economic appeal in times of transition: a criticalexamination of media accounts relating to entrepreneurship in Kosovo intwo time periods 22Dillon Berjani, Elco van Burg, Stefan Heusinkveld and Karen Verduijn2 Inclusion in innovation policy and strategy: a critical review of currentpolicy priorities towards innovation in the United Kingdom 38Katherine Parsons and Lara Pecis3 Women, gender and entrepreneurship: origins, where next and why does itmatter? 62Susan Marlow and Lorna Treanor4 Sex, drugs, and death: risk, edgework, and entrepreneurship astransgressive practice 77Richard T. Harrison5 To infinity and beyond: critically interrogating the 'scale-script' in ruralplace 90Erik Melin, James Cunningham and Johan GaddeforsPART II EXPOSING SILENCES AND MARGINALITIES6 Online harassment in the social media entrepreneurship era: a postfeministneoliberal perspective 110Maura McAdam and Georgia Fenlon7 The value of care entrepreneurship for women: a critical evaluation ofdevelopments in Sweden 125Helene Brodin8 The mundane practice of craft entrepreneurship: cultivating enchantmentwith matter 142Emma Bell9 Class matters: unpacking social class in immigrant entrepreneurship 157Ugur Yetkin and Deniz Tunçalp10 Class consolidation and startup entrepreneurship: negotiating ideals ofrespectable femininity as Indian Muslim women entrepreneurs 176Zehra Sayed and Helene Ahl11 Hero or victim? The translocational position(ing)s of a woman migrantentrepreneur 196Maud van Merriënboer and Patrizia HoyerPART III RETHINKING METHOD, PEDAGOGY, VOICE, AND POSITION12 History as critique in entrepreneurship studies 216Christina Lubinski13 Critical innovation studies 231Banu Ozkazanc-Pan14 Gender as a critical lens in entrepreneurship education 246Anna Elkina and Ulla Hytti15 Trajectory of identity studies in the field of entrepreneurship: introducingsituation-identity embeddedness 263Sibel Ozasir Kacar16 Postfeminism as a critical concept in the gender and entrepreneurship field:a narrative review 281Patricia LewisPART IV RECONFIGURING THE FIELD: TOWARDS ALTERNATIVEIMAGINARIES17 Making entrepreneurship political: introducing the third turn of criticalentrepreneurship studies 301Amelia Olsson, Karin Berglund and Christian Maravelias18 Epistemic disobedience: introducing decoloniality in entrepreneurshiptheory through critical posthumanism 317Claire Champenois and Silvia Gherardi19 From intersectionality to decolonial feminism: critical perspectives onwomen and migrant entrepreneurship 337Ana Cruz-García and María Villares-Varela20 The Khudi chronicles: forging an indigenous ethical imagination 354Shoaib Ul Haq21 The politics of hospitality and encountering otherness in entrepreneurialprocesses: a fabulation 372Carine Farias22 Critique Nouvelle redux 388Daniel Hjorth.