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ETP Literature Positioning

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Positions academic manuscripts within core entrepreneurship debates and defends paper contributions specifically for Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice (ETP).

ETP Literature Positioning is a specialized Claude Code skill tailored for academic researchers targeting Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice (ETP). It helps authors avoid desk rejects by replacing generic gap-spotting with named, canon-level theoretical conversations. The skill guides manuscripts through a rigorous four-move positioning grid (extend, qualify, reconcile, or overturn), anchors work in ETP franchise domains such as socioemotional wealth and entrepreneurial finance, and systematically establishes journal boundaries against siblings like JBV, SEJ, AMJ, and Research Policy.

Key Features

01Desk-reject prevention by identifying generic gap-spotting and adjacent-only citation flaws
02Four-move positioning grid to extend, qualify, reconcile, or overturn established literature
03Sibling journal boundary defense distinguishing ETP from JBV, SEJ, AMJ, and Research Policy
04Standardized diagnostic outputs outlining target conversations, contribution claims, and next steps
05Franchise literature alignment for family business, social entrepreneurship, and venture finance
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Use Cases

01Reframing a manuscript introduction after reviewers label the contribution incremental or already known
02Determining whether an empirical paper fits ETP better than sibling journals like JBV or SEJ
03Crafting a clear field-level claim detailing what shifts in entrepreneurship theory if the paper is right