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etp-literature-positioning

Use when staking the contribution of an Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice (ETP) manuscript against the entrepreneurship frontier and its sibling journals (JBV, SEJ, AMJ, Research Policy).

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# Literature Positioning (etp-literature-positioning)

## When to trigger

- The intro cites "the entrepreneurship literature" instead of a specific debate
- A reviewer says the contribution is "incremental" or "already known"
- You cannot say in one sentence what *changes* in the field if your paper is right
- The paper could be claimed by JBV, SEJ, or AMJ and you have not defended ETP as its home
- You are unsure which prior ETP/entrepreneurship work you must engage to be taken seriously

## Position inside a named entrepreneurship conversation

ETP reviewers are entrepreneurship specialists who know the canon.
Generic gap-spotting ("little research has examined X") reads as a desk-reject signal.
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