**About the Editors**

**Sebastian Aparicio** (Ph.D.) is an Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship at Durham University. He is also a Research Fellow at the Centre for University Entrepreneurship (Universitat Autonoma de ` Barcelona), a Junior Research Fellow in the Institute for Development Strategies at the School of Public and Environmental Affairs (IDS-SPEA, Indiana University), and an External Researcher at Fundacion´ ECSIM (Medellin, Colombia). He has participated in different research projects (e.g., GUESSS, World Bank, among others), and sits on the Editorial Board of the journals Entrepreneurship Research Journal, Sustainability, Cogent Business & Management, and Data in Brief. His research focuses on the effects of entrepreneurial activity and innovation on economic growth and development under institutional lenses.

**Andreu Turro** (Ph.D.) is a Serra-Hunter fellow in the Department of Business at the Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona (UAB) and a member of the Centre for Entrepreneurship and Social ` Innovation Research (CREIS). Previously, he was an Assistant Professor at Utrecht University School of Economics (the Netherlands). He has a Ph.D. in Entrepreneurship and Management from UAB. His research focuses on the conditioning factors of corporate entrepreneurship from a quantitative perspective. He has published several academic papers in this research field. He is currently participating in various Spanish and international projects on this topic.

**Maria Noguera** (Ph.D.) is Head and Professor at the School of Tourism and Hospitality Management at Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona (UAB). She received a Ph.D. (International ` Doctorate in Entrepreneurship and Management -IDEM) from UAB. Her research areas are focused on entrepreneurship, specifically on those environmental factors affecting female entrepreneurship from the institutional approach. She has various academic papers in this research field. Additionally, she has been part of the Centre for University Entrepreneurship (CIEU) at UAB, participating actively in projects about female entrepreneurship.

*Editorial*
