...Himi Comfort Gideon; Maria Margarida De Avillez; Piers Thompson; Yuxi Zhao Purpose Despite research acknowledging the importance of culture in entrepreneurship, less attention has been given to its impact on the growth aspirations of Married Women Entrepreneurs (MWEs) in developing country...

...Bienvenu Akowedaho Dagoudo; Natalia Vershinina; William Karani Murithi Purpose As families engage in entrepreneurship, particularly in developing economies, women's engagement in such activities is subject to the traditional cultures, norms and values of the communities to which they belong...

... primarily focuses on influences at the individual level, largely overlooking the interaction between gender and higher-level culture. Drawing on Hofstede's cultural dimensions, this paper aims to investigate the associations among entrepreneurs' gender, culture and crowdfunding performance, particularly...

... with their native counterparts, immigrants are more likely to start and run their own businesses, and an array of environmental factors influences this likelihood. The level of economic development and equality laws increase it; the abundance of market opportunities in an economy, entrepreneurship culture...

... reservations vary regionally over the 16 German federal states. Practical implications Nationwide efforts regarding the stimulation of entrepreneurship and the acceptance of entrepreneurial failure are insufficient for removing failure reservations, as they neglect regional cultural differences...

.... Culture Entrepreneurship Institutions Life satisfaction Steven A. Brieger can be contacted at: s.a.brieger@sussex.ac.uk 27 03 2019 22 09 2019 11 11 2019 13 11 2019 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2019 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only...

... of cultural and tourism perspectives is undertaken. This helps to establish artisan entrepreneurship as a new and emerging field of entrepreneurship studies. There is more interest in artisan entrepreneurship due to its role in revitalizing economies and placing emphasis on cultural heritage...

..., and the gendered traits ascribed to entrepreneurs, has not yet been explored before this work. Using the lens of cultural masculinity, we present a theoretical model of how hostile and benevolent sexist attitudes facilitate or inhibit entrepreneurship via how entrepreneurs are perceived. This is the first study we...

..., such as friends and family, and how these influence intent towards performing a behaviour (Ajzen, 1991). Local culture, manifested through important people, can thereby shape the formation of intent. “Attitudes” refer to the individual’s beliefs about the likely outcome of a behaviour, and whether they therefore...

... et al., 2014). The ESE resides within the PBC of the TPB model, and past studies have shown the validity of the TPB model across a large number of nations and cultures (Kolvereid, 1996 ; Krueger et al., 2000 ; Autio et al., 2001, 2013 ; Engle et al., 2010). Krueger...

..., Kuwait, and the USA) with significant differences in cultures, economies, levels of entrepreneurial activity, and family business demographics. Design/methodology/approach The design was survey research with a sample of 593 businesses from six countries. To compare differences between the three...

... are frequently embedded in culture. While this has been studied cross‐nationally, few studies examine this aspect within a heterogeneous society. Entrepreneurialism Culture Ethnic minorities African Americans Cities United States of America Ven Sriram can be contacted at: vsriram...

... their experiences and the factors they perceived as contributing to their success. Findings Evidence obtained from the interviews suggests what scholars mean by the Chinese entrepreneurial ethic is best understood as a combination of cultural values and strategizing behaviours. Research limitations...

... of the authors became focused on research that dealt with the influence of “organizational culture” on the performance of companies within the corporate sector. Moreover, what was apparent from the literature review, was a clear gap, the lack of reference as to the effects of organizational culture...

...Alison Morrison It is apparent that there exists no such thing as one identifiable and universal entrepreneurial culture. Furthermore, the key to initiating the process of entrepreneurship lies within the individual members of society, and the degree to which a spirit of enterprise exists, or can...

...Simon Down Colin   Gray . Enterprise and Culture . London : Routledge   1998 . pp. 207 , ISBN: 0‐415‐16185‐1   £45.00 Culture Government Growth Small firms Starting this book, I had high expectations. It is an important statement by Colin Gray, who has...