This paper takes stock of a decade of empirical insights on transnational entrepreneurs and
probes how these uniquely positioned actors leverage a variety of tangible and intangible …

Purpose In pursuit of socio-economic growth, scholars and policymakers in emerging
economies continues to show interest in understanding technology-based start-up (ie tech …

Purpose This paper aims to shed new light on the contextual embeddedness of
intersectional entrepreneurs, ie entrepreneurs situated at the intersection of multiple …

Female entrepreneurship (FENT) has long been presented as primarily driven by necessity,
encompassing gendered social processes that push women into venturing to find …

Purpose Romanian women migrant entrepreneurs (RWMEs) are amongst the largest EU
migrant communities in the UK and make significant socioeconomic contributions to both …

The high mobility of people across borders due to economic, social, and ecological factors,
as well as political crises leading to mass movement events, such as the 'long summer of …

Transnational corporations have been long recognized as the building blocks of global
system theory and their impact is widely acknowledged and studied. By comparison, we …

Transnational entrepreneurship has its origins in studies on IT entrepreneurs in the US, and
on the role of contextual influences that enable the emergence of vibrant entrepreneurial …

Purpose This study aims to examine how women entrepreneurs in Kazakhstan's male-
dominated sectors utilize the concept of positionality to navigate and redefine gender norms …

Purpose This paper contributes to the development of an enhanced understanding of the
breakout strategies of immigrant entrepreneurs within a transnational context. It develops a …