This study investigates barriers to social enterprise growth. The research employs qualitative
case study data gathered from young social enterprises to examine the interplay between …

Although it is now well established that networks contribute to entrepreneurship by
extending the individual entrepreneurial asset base of human, social, market, financial and …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to critically evaluate how work and family lives of
female entrepreneurs in emerging Sub-Saharan countries including Ghana influence their …

Purpose This study aims to explore the patterns and transformational dynamics of the
executive–interpreter network in the innovation processes of small-and medium-sized …

We examine how female migrant entrepreneurs overturn disadvantage through social
resourcing. We argue they are disadvantaged by the intersectionality of their identities; that …

This study presents an integrative model on the franchisor's choice of knowledge transfer
strategy by deriving hypotheses from the knowledge-based theory and the relational …

This study aims to bridge the theoretical gap in the relationship of business ability to build
relationships with marketing performance in the digital economy era, marked by the …

Nowadays, social network research is being conducted more and more often. Both types of
research method are applied–quantitative and qualitative–but they are usually used …

The current trend of new technologies allows us to witness and experience unprecedented
growth in digital entrepreneurship. The current state of the art suggests that digital …

This study aims (1) to determine the distribution of the components of functional business
skills and knowledge among low-income households living across different geographical …