The purpose of this paper is to review existing literature and show the state of the art
regarding the factors that influence the entrepreneurial intention (EI) of individuals. It …

Older adults consistently have a higher rate of self-employment than their younger
counterparts, and the rates of self-employment among workers continue to rise as age …

Research on the formation of entrepreneurial intention has attracted substantial attention
and interest from entrepreneurship scholars. In this quest, one theory that has been very …

This paper examines how entrepreneurs develop the intention to make their venture green,
even when “being green” doesn't happen right from the start, or where the company does …

This article applies social identity theory to examine how identification with social groups
shapes the entrepreneurial endeavours of individuals aged 50 or over who start businesses …

How and why does an entrepreneur decide to embark in social entrepreneurship and/or in a
sustainable business? While the existing literature suggests that social entrepreneurs tend …

Despite evidence that invisible disability is pervasive, management research combining
both disability and entrepreneurship strands has devoted scant attention to it. Based on …

New ventures that internationalize aggressively from or near founding have been of
continued interest in international entrepreneurship. A rich literature now exists in which …

This paper aims to explore the antecedents of success in the context of entrepreneurs with
specific disadvantages, namely those with physical challenges, and those with mental …

Purpose Mature age or older entrepreneurship is an understudied but important area of
research due to the ageing population and changing demographics in society. The purpose …