Entrepreneurship research has evolved dramatically, especially during the last two decades
(Rauch, 2020). Despite the extensive use of the traditional hypothetico-deductive approach …

Intersectionality has been introduced into research on minority entrepreneurship relatively
recently but has already managed to make a significant contribution into better …

Critical scholarship has challenged traditional assumptions of entrepreneurship as a
'neutral'economic activity, demonstrating instead how entrepreneurship is a cultural …

Purpose This study aims to identify the intentions of immigrant entrepreneurs to start new
projects by investigating the role of influence of institutional support, social context, cultural …

We evaluate whether the theory of effectuation provides–or could provide–a powerful causal
explanation of the process of new venture creation. We do this by conducting an analysis of …

Purpose This paper intervenes in existing literature on entrepreneurship and inequalities by
proposing a novel reframing of intersectionality as a threshold concept, an important idea …

This paper discusses disadvantaged entrepreneurship by exploring what is meant by the
term and then taking a broad approach towards its understanding as a research field worthy …

Purpose Drawing on an intersectional perspective on racial, migrant and entrepreneurial
identities, this paper investigates the identity work of racial minority entrepreneurs with …

Purpose Green entrepreneurship is a topic of transcendental importance for today's
societies. Studies on why entrepreneurs engage in green business have primarily focused …

Despite a growing interest in intersectional entrepreneurship studies investigating the
interplay of privileged and disadvantaged identities, people with disabilities still appear to be …