In the summer of 2008, Jönköping International Business School (JIBS) invited a selection of prominent (and not yet past-zenith) scholars of our field to a workshop at which they were asked to present their visions about where the future of entrepreneurship research is headed. An important inspiration for this initiative was a similar gathering in Jönköping ten years earlier, which lead to a Special Issue of Entrepreneurship Theory & Practice that has become one of the most cited in the history of the journal (see Davidsson, Low, & Wright, 2001). Similarly, the current Special Issue is based on the ideas that were first presented at the 2008 workshop, although they have since been thoroughly discussed and developed through extensive commentary and revision