Included publications – Literature review results.
| Title | Authors | Year | Country of origin | Keywords |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Self-employment among French-Canadians: The role of regional milieu | Langlois, A. and Razin, E | 1995 | Canada | self-employment: immigrant groups: economic niches; French-Canadians; regional milieu; correspondence analysis |
| Metropolitan Characteristics and Entrepreneurship among Immigrants and Ethnic Groups in Canada | Razin, E. and Langlois, A | 1996 | Canada | – |
| The complementarity of language and other human capital: immigrant earnings in Canada | Chiswick, B. R. and Miller, P. W | 2003 | Canada | immigrants; human capital; language skills; schooling; earnings; Canada |
| Motivation and driving forces of Turkish entrepreneurs in Switzerland | Baycan-Levent, T. and Kundak, S | 2009 | Switzerland | entrepreneurship and innovation; migrant entrepreneurship; Turkish immigrants; Turkish entrepreneurs; Switzerland |
| Entrepreneurs in the new economy: Immigration and sex effects in the Montreal metropolitan area | Paré, S. and Therasme, K | 2010 | Canada | new economy; entrepreneurs; sex; Montreal metropolitan area, female entrepreneurs |
| Transmission of entrepreneurial spirit from first to second generation ethnic minorities in Montreal: Opening paths for further research | Arcand, S | 2012 | Canada | Canada; entrepreneurialism; immigrants; family; entrepreneurship; ethno-cultural minorities; entrepreneurial spirit |
| Internationalization of immigrant-owned SMEs: The role of language | Sui, S., Morgan, H. M and Baum, M | 2015 | Canada | Immigrants; internationalization; international trade; liability of outsidership; language; small and medium-sized enterprises |
| Are They Really Different: The Entrepreneurial Process from the Perspective of First- and Second-Generation Immigrant Entrepreneurs | Chababi, M., Chreim, S. and Spence, M | 2017 | Canada | first generation immigrant entrepreneurs; second generation immigrant entrepreneurs; entrepreneurial experiences; entrepreneurial process; embeddedness |
| The Utilisation of Migrant Capital to Access the Labour Market: The Case of Swedish Migrants in Helsinki | Wahlbeck, Ö. and Fortelius, S | 2019 | Finland | Bourdieu; employment; Finland; labour market; migrant capital; social networks; Swedish language |
| The Experiences of Immigrants in South Africa: a Case Study of Ethiopians in Durban, South Africa | Gebre, L.T, Maharaj, P. and PillayN.K. | 2011 | South Africa | Experiences. Immigrants. Durban |
| Challenges in Operating Micro-Enterprises by African Foreign Entrepreneurs in Cape Town, South Africa | Khosa, R.M. and Kalitany, V | 2014 | South Africa | African immigrants; entrepreneurship challenges; SMME; Immigrant entrepreneurship; Cape Town |
| The nexus of social capital, coping ability, and employment creation in African immigrant-owned small businesses | Eresia-Eke, C. and Okerue, C | 2018 | South Africa, Swaziland, Mozanbique | language, networking, coping, African immigrants entrepreneurship |
| They wouldn't allow me in their conversations Communication experiences of immigrant traders in a Kenyan informal market | Muchura-Theuri, A.W. and Obuya, J | 2018 | Kenya | Intercultural communication, immigrant traders, informal markets, cross-cultural adaptation, experiences |
| China Town as a multilingual workplace | Thompson, M | 2019 | South Africa | China Town, shopkeepers, shop assistants, multilingualism, Linguistic Ethnography, Conversation Analysis, Critical Discourse Analysis |
| Unequal Interdependency: Chinese Petty Entrepreneurs and Zimbabwean Migrant Labourers | Liu, Y-Y, T | 2020 | South Africa | Migrant entrepreneurship; labour migration; petty capitalism; Chinese diaspora; Zimbabwean diaspora; South Africa |
| Forms of capital and the creation of jobs by immigrant-owned businesses in southern Africa | Eresia-Eke, C. and Okerue, C | 2022 | South Africa, Swaziland, Mozanbique | Human capital; economic capital; social capital; African immigrants; job creation; entrepreneurship; small business |
| Multilingualism in urban Vellore | Mishra, S | 2022 | India | Multilingualism; urban Vellore; communication accommodation theory. verbal repertoire; duallingualism |
| Literacy matters in sustainable livelihood development among refugee adults in South Africa | Quan-Baffour, K.P. and Johnson, L.R | 2022 | South Africa | functional literacy; sustainable livelihood; communication skills; refugee adults entrepreneurship; economic use; social use |
| Migrants working for migrants: dependence and discourse in Chinese-owned small commercial businesses in South Africa | Cooke, F.L., Wood, G. and Saunders, S | 2022 | South Africa | Chinese migrant businesses; migrants; power and resistance. Responsible autonomy; South Africa |
| The role of human capital, race, gender, and culture on immigrant entrepreneurship in Hong Kong | Sun, S.B. and Fong, E | 2022 | Hong-Kong | Entrepreneurship; immigrant; Hong Kong; integration; cohort |
| Transient entrepreneurs?:Chinese migrant small commercial businesses in South Africa | Wood, G. and Cooke, L.C | 2023 | South Africa | Chinese small business Embeddedness Regulatory environment Migrant entrepreneur South Africa Transience |
| Title | Authors | Year | Country of origin | Keywords |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Self-employment among French-Canadians: The role of regional milieu | Langlois, A. and Razin, E | Canada | self-employment: immigrant groups: economic niches; French-Canadians; regional milieu; correspondence analysis | |
| Metropolitan Characteristics and Entrepreneurship among Immigrants and Ethnic Groups in Canada | Razin, E. and Langlois, A | Canada | – | |
| The complementarity of language and other human capital: immigrant earnings in Canada | Chiswick, B. R. and Miller, P. W | Canada | immigrants; human capital; language skills; schooling; earnings; Canada | |
| Motivation and driving forces of Turkish entrepreneurs in Switzerland | Baycan-Levent, T. and Kundak, S | Switzerland | entrepreneurship and innovation; migrant entrepreneurship; Turkish immigrants; Turkish entrepreneurs; Switzerland | |
| Entrepreneurs in the new economy: Immigration and sex effects in the Montreal metropolitan area | Paré, S. and Therasme, K | Canada | new economy; entrepreneurs; sex; Montreal metropolitan area, female entrepreneurs | |
| Transmission of entrepreneurial spirit from first to second generation ethnic minorities in Montreal: Opening paths for further research | Arcand, S | Canada | Canada; entrepreneurialism; immigrants; family; entrepreneurship; ethno-cultural minorities; entrepreneurial spirit | |
| Internationalization of immigrant-owned SMEs: The role of language | Sui, S., Morgan, H. M and Baum, M | Canada | Immigrants; internationalization; international trade; liability of outsidership; language; small and medium-sized enterprises | |
| Are They Really Different: The Entrepreneurial Process from the Perspective of First- and Second-Generation Immigrant Entrepreneurs | Chababi, M., Chreim, S. and Spence, M | Canada | first generation immigrant entrepreneurs; second generation immigrant entrepreneurs; entrepreneurial experiences; entrepreneurial process; embeddedness | |
| The Utilisation of Migrant Capital to Access the Labour Market: The Case of Swedish Migrants in Helsinki | Wahlbeck, Ö. and Fortelius, S | Finland | Bourdieu; employment; Finland; labour market; migrant capital; social networks; Swedish language | |
| The Experiences of Immigrants in South Africa: a Case Study of Ethiopians in Durban, South Africa | Gebre, L.T, Maharaj, P. and PillayN.K. | South Africa | Experiences. Immigrants. Durban | |
| Challenges in Operating Micro-Enterprises by African Foreign Entrepreneurs in Cape Town, South Africa | Khosa, R.M. and Kalitany, V | South Africa | African immigrants; entrepreneurship challenges; SMME; Immigrant entrepreneurship; Cape Town | |
| The nexus of social capital, coping ability, and employment creation in African immigrant-owned small businesses | Eresia-Eke, C. and Okerue, C | South Africa, Swaziland, Mozanbique | language, networking, coping, African immigrants | |
| They wouldn't allow me in their conversations | Muchura-Theuri, A.W. and Obuya, J | Kenya | Intercultural communication, immigrant traders, informal markets, cross-cultural adaptation, experiences | |
| China Town as a multilingual workplace | Thompson, M | South Africa | China Town, shopkeepers, shop assistants, multilingualism, Linguistic Ethnography, Conversation Analysis, Critical Discourse Analysis | |
| Unequal Interdependency: Chinese Petty Entrepreneurs and Zimbabwean Migrant | Liu, Y-Y, T | South Africa | Migrant entrepreneurship; labour migration; petty capitalism; Chinese diaspora; Zimbabwean diaspora; South Africa | |
| Forms of capital and the creation of jobs by immigrant-owned businesses in southern Africa | Eresia-Eke, C. and Okerue, C | South Africa, Swaziland, Mozanbique | Human capital; economic capital; social capital; African immigrants; job creation; entrepreneurship; small business | |
| Multilingualism in urban Vellore | Mishra, S | India | Multilingualism; urban | |
| Literacy matters in sustainable livelihood development among refugee adults in South Africa | Quan-Baffour, K.P. and Johnson, L.R | South Africa | functional literacy; sustainable livelihood; communication skills; refugee adults | |
| Migrants working for migrants: dependence and discourse in Chinese-owned small commercial | Cooke, F.L., Wood, G. and Saunders, S | South Africa | Chinese migrant businesses; migrants; power and resistance. Responsible autonomy; South Africa | |
| The role of human capital, race, gender, and culture on immigrant entrepreneurship in Hong Kong | Sun, S.B. and Fong, E | Hong-Kong | Entrepreneurship; immigrant; Hong Kong; integration; cohort | |
| Transient entrepreneurs?:Chinese migrant small commercial businesses in South Africa | Wood, G. and Cooke, L.C | South Africa | Chinese small business |
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