Informal entrepreneurship (IE) has received increased recognition because of its theoretical
distinctiveness and practical relevance. However, the burgeoning literature on IE is difficult …

This study investigates how country-level digital infrastructure shapes the relationships
between the action-formation mechanisms of socio-cognitive traits, ie, entrepreneurial self …

Government size, corruption, and tax policy can influence allocation towards necessity or
opportunity-driven entrepreneurship. Using a comparative multi-source sample across 52 …

Over the past two decades, necessity entrepreneurs—those who engage in
entrepreneurship because of a belief that decent or desirable livelihood alternatives do not …

Considering the context-embedded nature of entrepreneurship, existing literature
emphasizes a strong link between country-level conducive institutional dimension (a facet of …

Informal institutions influence all aspects of international business (IB), but they have
received limited attention in the literature relative to formal institutions. This article extends …

Studies that apply gender role congruity theory (GRCT) have focused on resource providers'
biased evaluations and women entrepreneurs' internalization of gender stereotypes as …

Purpose Institutional trust is vital for social and economic activity and crucial in reducing
uncertainty for entrepreneurs and society. To shed light on the role of institutional trust on …

Governance is a factor that affects new entrepreneurial activities and economic growth.
However, the effectiveness of governance will vary depending on a country's development …

This study investigates the impact of foreign aid and remittance inflows on entrepreneurship
progress in Africa. The role of institutional quality in the relationship between foreign aid and …