Interpreting scholarly journal articles can be very challenging. They can be hard to understand and focus on relatively narrow topics without a sense of applicability for practicing entrepreneurs. Even for entrepreneurs committed to understanding the practical meaning of a scholarly article, it might require several readings to reveal its meaning, yet still not provide the practical value sought by the reader. To assist practicing entrepreneurs in interpreting the results of an article(s), ENT Division members have offered to interpret and translate the practical implications of selected scholarly articles in this section of the Practice-Theory Connection.
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For those individuals who are interested in translating (and synthesizing) articles, please contact us. The suggested structure for these translations is:
- Article Title and Citation
- The problem/challenge being investigated
- Research questions being addressed
- Evidence that was found from the study
- Implications for practice (the main focus of the translation)
- Translated by (name of translator)