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

We examine how country-level institutional context moderates the relationship between
three socio-cognitive traits—entrepreneurial self-efficacy, alertness to new business …

Purpose The current research aimed to investigate the external enablement role of Digital
Infrastructures (DI) in the interplay of entrepreneurial cognitions and innovation …

The path toward founding a venture is changing. In fact, future-oriented competencies are
key in entrepreneurial aspirations. In an increasingly digital society, the intention to become …

Research background: Although perceived barriers are considered one of the central
constructs in entrepreneurship research, most previous studies only examine the direct …

The research on institutions' role in entrepreneurship acknowledges that formal and informal
institutions matter. However, previous research has stressed less the co-existence and …

Purpose Grounded in theory of planned behavior, this study explores how national social
capital, as an important but untested element of institutional environment, influences the …

Drawing on social cognitive career theory and institutional theory, we develop a multilevel
and integrative model to examine the influence of entrepreneurial cognition factors …

Using entrepreneurial discovery theory, this study explains how digital applications can
drive entrepreneurial alertness across heterogenous innovation ecosystems. A diverse set …

Cyber-entrepreneurship has emerged as a nascent type of entrepreneurship in the
information era. The issues of whether the lack of cyber-entrepreneurial self-efficacy (CESE) …