In his dissertation “Causal Analyses on Entrepreneurial Intention, Success, and Failure”, Oliver Mork explores the entrepreneurial process across its entire life cycle — from the formation of entrepreneurial intentions to the aftermath of venture failure and potential re-entry. The dissertation follows two intertwined paths: a topical journey through the stages of entrepreneurship and a methodological journey leveraging modern causal inference techniques to uncover reliable cause-and-effect relationships. Across three empirical studies, Oliver investigates key stages of entrepreneurship:

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