Understanding the intentions of informal entrepreneurs in Peru Available to Purchase

Fidel Amésquita Cubillas is an adjunct faculty member at ESAN University’s Master in Energy Management. He received his PhD from at Carlos III University, Madrid in 2017, with the research topic: The relationship between Entrepreneurship and the Informal Economy. He also holds an MBA from ESAN University. A Mechanical Engineer by profession, he currently serves as a Senior Manager at the Peruvian Supervisory Agency for Investment in Energy – OSINERGMIN.

Oswaldo Morales Tristán is the Director of Distance Education in the Graduate School of Business at ESAN University, Lima, Peru. He holds a PhD in international studies from the Graduate School of Asia Pacific Studies, Waseda University, Japan, an MBA from ESAN University, a Master in Corporate Law from the University of Lima and a Licentiate in Law from the University of Lima. His research interests include organizational culture, strategic management and entrepreneurship. He is currently working on cultural change processes and their impact on long-term business performance.

Gareth H. Rees is an Undegraduate Lecturer and Researcher at ESAN University. He gained his PhD at the University of Otago in New Zealand, as the Health Workforce New Zealand Scholar at the Centre for Health Systems. He also holds MCom and MBA degrees also from the University of Otago. Before beginning an academic career, he worked in the health and education sectors in consultancy and general managerial roles in developing countries and New Zealand. His research interests include culture and its impact on business operations and performance in emerging economies.