Entrepreneurship research, as with most organizational research, almost always adopts a
race neutral lens through which racial inequality is understood as exogenous to …

Entrepreneurs have been traditionally epitomized as rugged individuals garnering creative
forces of innovation and technology. Applying this traditional, limited, and narrow view of …

This futuristic commentary reviews family business research since its beginning more than
30 years ago. Prior to 2000, disciplinary roots, professional organizations, and early …

In this monograph we focus on family entrepreneurship, a developing field that studies
entrepreneurial behaviors of family, family members and family businesses by taking into …

Family business (FB) scholars often criticize the fact that FB research has not yet developed
a commonly accepted definition of what constitutes an FB. At the same time, the literature …

Recent literature considers the significance and determinants of transnational
entrepreneurship arising from the immigrant communities. However, empirical evidence …

This paper investigates how sources of social exclusion and support emerge within an
“older” entrepreneur's immediate environment, and how this affects the development of their …

Purpose–The purpose of this paper is to examine what factors affect entrepreneurs with
minority background to access public financial institutions' funds in initiating and developing …

Ethnic entrepreneurship is one of the key factors of community economic development. This
article explores how religious institutions enhance ethnic entrepreneurship through social …

American military veterans are nearly twice as likely to be self-employed compared with
nonveterans and are majority owners in 9% of all businesses nationwide. Despite their …