... implications By identifying the drivers of entrepreneurial intentions, this research contributes to policies that increase female participation in entrepreneurship, which is critical for economic growth and sustainable development in developing countries. Originality/value This study emphasizes...

... effects of LSPR on investment and entrepreneurship. By conducting separate analyses for low, lower-middle, upper-middle, and high-income countries, the study provides a nuanced perspective on how LSPR influences economic outcomes across different stages of development. To ensure the validity...

...Lukman Raimi; Nurudeen Babatunde Bamiro Purpose This study critiques the development studies, entrepreneurship, management and strategy (DEMS) theories by examining how they converge and diverge in their conceptual frameworks and applications based on previous studies to propose a comprehensive...

...Riham A. Ezzat Purpose This paper analyzes the effect of business creation and entrepreneurship on economic growth, while considering the institutional determinants of business creation. To explore this relationship, this study relies on data from the Entrepreneurship Database, Doing Business...

...Nirmal Chandra Roy Purpose This research examines the transformative impact of artificial intelligence (AI)-driven social media on rural tourism entrepreneurship. As global interest in sustainable rural tourism grows, this study seeks to comprehend how AI-driven digital platforms influence rural...

.... Entrepreneurial intention Family income Urban Rural Entrepreneurship Historically, industrialisation has concentrated in urban areas, largely neglecting rural regions. This disparity has led to an uneven distribution of economic opportunities, compelling rural inhabitants to migrate to urban centres...

... that the liberalization of business ownership rules in the UAE has a positive effect on new firm registrations. The findings underscore the importance of regulatory reforms in creating a conducive environment for foreign investment and entrepreneurship. This study’s insights suggest that similar reforms in other GCC...

...Mufaro Dzingirai Purpose Recently, university-based innovation hubs have gained momentum in the entrepreneurship discourse but have been implemented at a slow pace in African economies. As such, the purpose of this study is to examine the role of university-based innovation hubs in fostering...

... conditions (role models, parents with HE) and experiential factors: full-time work experience (FTWE), self-employment experience (SEE), and entrepreneurship education (EE), while controlling for age and gender. Findings Parents with HE positively associated with CSE among TVET students but not HE...

... others (Nielsen, 2019 ; Baker, 2014). In the context of entrepreneurship, emotional support from the family is a fundamental element of strength and perseverance (Cogan et al., 2022). Such support helps entrepreneurs to maintain emotional stability and to respond positively to stressors from...

..., contrary to social need, which does not drive students’ entrepreneurial motivation. Furthermore, religious social capital plays an important role in influencing students’ motivation for entrepreneurship, both directly and indirectly, towards personal and social needs. Research limitations/implications...

... and a foundation for future research in rural entrepreneurship. It has been widely recognized that entrepreneurship benefits, extend far beyond individual entrepreneurs and their employees, significantly impacting the place and communities in which it occurs (Audretsch, 2015). Empirical studies underscore...

... of research. In the following section, some of the most important concepts, theories and empirical papers are drawn from the existing research to frame and shape the literature review. In particular, section two identifies some of the most compelling factors influencing entrepreneurship behavior, including...

... or doctoral education. Multivariate analysis suggests that since a higher percentage of immigrants are educated abroad, the significant difference in the percentage of each group who are entrepreneurs is narrowed, because education abroad is positively related to the likelihood of entrepreneurship...

...Syed Awais Ahmad Tipu; M. Azhar Hussain; Abu Elias Sarker Purpose The current study empirically examines the influence of state capacity on entrepreneurship. Design/methodology/approach This research draws upon the national measures of 118 countries and employs a more robust measure of state...

...://creativecommons.org/licences/by/4.0/legalcode Veterans Small business Federal administrative data Discrimination Entrepreneurship L26 M21 J15 J16 US military veterans are more likely to own a business than nonveterans, with the share of businesses owned by veterans being twice their share...

...Iman Cheratian; Saleh Goltabar Purpose This paper aims to investigate the stationary properties of entrepreneurship capital in the Iranian business sector. The investigation is conducted based on firm size (micro, small and medium, and large), sector (ISIC classification), and location (23...

...Lukman Raimi; Nurudeen Babatunde Bamiro; Hazwan Haini Purpose The relationships among institutions, entrepreneurship, and economic growth are hotly contested topics. The objective of this present study is to conduct a systematic literature review aimed at comprehensively assessing...

... a distinct group of young adults. Julia Maria Borządek can be contacted at: jm.zdunek@student.uw.edu.pl 29 06 2023 09 10 2023 02 12 2023 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2023 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Entrepreneurship Institutional factors...

... such regimes in the 20th century than in relatively free-market Western countries [4] . P1. Greater levels of economic freedom provide entrepreneurs with greater scope and potential for experiments with organizational design. There is a well-known association between entrepreneurship...