Despite its connotations of non‐compliance, illegality, social exploitation and marginality,
the informal sector is a substantial contributor to economic life in developing countries and …

The spatialities of migrant entrepreneurship have changed dynamically in recent decades.
Movements and exchanges transcend national borders more than ever, and transnational …

Transnational entrepreneurship studies highlight the importance of personal profiles,
institutions, and networks in creating and succeeding in this type of entrepreneurship. Even …

How to keep the spirit and dynamics of an entrepreneurial venture alive as it evolves into a
large institution? A small number of African-owned banks have risen from early …

Scholarship on immigrant entrepreneurship tends to focus on those in the developed world.
In this paper, I attempt to shift the balance by focusing on Nigerian immigrant entrepreneurs …

This paper contributes to the understanding on the reasons that lead to entrepreneurship in
other countries. We focus on expat-preneurs, those who decided to undertake business …

Achieving legitimacy in several markets is crucial for transnational ventures. Moreover, the
literature on competitive strategy suggests that distinctiveness from competitors is a major …

This article presents a systematic review of the research literature on transnational
entrepreneurship, addressing perspectives on the topic from different academic fields and …

The city of Barcelona has become a nodal point of the transnational social space of the
Pakistani diaspora. Despite being quite invisible, Pakistanis stand out for their …

Transnationalism has provided an important optic for understanding immigrant
entrepreneurship in the past three decades. However, the existing discourse often neglects …