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Entrepreneurial initiative in Islamic economics – the role of gender. A multi-country analysis
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Journal of Islamic Accounting and Business Research (2021) 12 (6): 793–813.
Published: 29 July 2021
... and sustainable development. The purpose of this paper is to identify which factors affect Islamic entrepreneurial endeavors with particular emphasis on the role of gender. Additionally, how education, age, moral constraints, self-perception and social support will affect those entrepreneurial intentions based...
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Bridging and bonding: having a Muslim diversity on corporate boards and firm performance
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Journal of Islamic Accounting and Business Research (2018) 9 (3): 457–478.
Published: 08 May 2018
... to justify this phenomenon. Findings The empirical findings suggest that gender diversity (Muslim and Non-Muslim women) is positively significant with firm performance with regards to management, shareholders and market perspectives. It means that both Muslim and non-Muslim women are contributing to firm...
