Objective: The study aims to map out and explore the body of knowledge related to the topic of entrepreneurial resilience in times of crisis. Research Design & Methods: We conducted a bibliometric analysis of publications selected from Scopus. In all, we identified 291 articles concerning entrepreneurial resilience were identified, appearing in 156 journals and authored by 782 contributors affiliated with 160 institutions in 67 countries. The documents were analysed using VOSviewer software. Findings: This study reveals an increasing trend in publications, with a notable surge from 2020 onward, likely driven by the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact. Implications & Recommendations: This study contributes to the understanding of entrepreneurial resilience during times of crisis, providing essential guidance to both researchers and practitioners. On the academic level, it highlights the distribution and current trends in research, providing a solid framework for exploring new future directions. From a practical standpoint, it offers valuable recommendations to managers and practitioners, enabling them to make informed decisions to strengthen the resilience of their businesses in a constantly evolving environment. Contribution & Value Added: The study significantly contributes by offering a complete overview of the existing studies concerning entrepreneurial resilience, providing valuable insights and a clearer understanding of the current landscape and emerging trends.
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