Immigrant entrepreneurship has become a phenomenon of global interest. This paper
reviews existing immigrant entrepreneurship literature in order to map out the major streams …

In Migrants and City-Making Ayşe Çağlar and Nina Glick Schiller trace the participation of
migrants in the unequal networks of power that connect their lives to regional, national, and …

This article reinforces the calls, including those articulated by the editors of this special
issue, for scholarship that does not rely on an ethnic lens to study migrant practices …

Although geographers have profound interests in place and spatial dimensions of
entrepreneurship, the social‐spatial process of entrepreneurship is studied as fragmented …

Using microdata from the US Survey of Business Owners 2007, this study examines
transnational activities of immigrant-owned businesses in three aspects: Whether they …

The cultural approaches and the economic approaches advocated by mainstream
neoclassical economists and new institutional economists fail to provide an adequate …

We explore the experiences of LGBT* ethnic minority entrepreneurs, their changing
locations and their entrepreneurial activities. Using a unique mixed-method approach which …

Purpose–The purpose of this paper is to develop a modelized representation of the concept
of opportunity structures for ethnic minority entrepreneurs in Glasgow, Scotland, that …

Purpose Access to financing has long been identified as a stumbling block for the economic
endeavors of immigrant entrepreneurs (IEs) in host countries. Yet, little is known about the …

One decade after its introduction, the superdiversity concept introduced by Steven Vertovec
has widely found echoes in migration research, but also in business studies, particularly …