In this research paper, we argue that a model of 'seniorpreneurship'can be created and
explained. We use psychosocial theories in the context of aging processes to explain and …

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 …

This paper focuses on the concept of subjective age, which has mainly been studied in the
fields of gerontology, psychology and marketing. This paper explores the potential effect of …

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

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 …

Using the theory of planned behaviour (TPB), we examined the impact of age on
entrepreneurial intention, with special focus on seniors. Using samples from France …

This study attempts to enhance our understanding of why some third age individuals
develop intentions toward entrepreneurship. Based on the theory of planned behavior and …

The aim of this paper is to analyse entrepreneurial intentions and motivations of older
people in order to understand better the suitability and possibilities entrepreneurship have in …

Objectives: This paper examines the influence of older entrepreneurs‟(50+) social and
familial environment on firm formation. In particular, it focuses on both “positive” and …

This paper responds to the need for more data on the topical issue of older entrepreneurship
by comparing Third Age (50+ years) and Prime Age (20-49 years) entrepreneurs in Finland …