Seniors strive to achieve aging well by engaging in entrepreneurial activities subsequent to
ceasing their organizational employment. While this is a common practice in many societies …

Purpose This paper aims to reveal the role of two theories that impact seniors'
entrepreneurial intentions. Both the socioemotional selectivity theory (SST) and the self …

This exploratory study of motivation for entrepreneurship in later life extends the concept of
active aging which in recent decades has attracted growing research attention in …

Senior entrepreneurs constitute a real demographic and economic potential. They are
considered as individuals starting an entrepreneurial adventure after the age of 45 …

This article contributes to our understanding of self-realization as a psychological benefit of
entrepreneurship and its consequences on entrepreneurs' careers. By utilizing panel data …

This paper delves into the burgeoning field of senior entrepreneurship, driven by
demographic shifts and economic imperatives in developed economies. Exploring the pull …

In recent years, we have witnessed a new phenomenon associated with longer human life
expectancy: senior entrepreneurship. It has become increasingly common to see individuals …

The demographics, motivations, rewards, satisfaction, and commitment of Canadian career
and later-life older entrepreneurs were examined. The two groups of respondents exhibited …

There has been increased research interest in senior entrepreneurs and their potential
contribution to the global economy. Nevertheless, the extant literature on senior …

Purpose The research aims to examine the underlying factors of entrepreneurial intentions
among seniors. In this vein, it evaluates the role of social context proxied by the human …