Journal of Developmental Entrepreneurship,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
28(02)
Published: June 1, 2023
Although
informal
entrepreneurship
has
attracted
attention
from
scholars,
it
remains
under-theorized.
This
systematic
review
critically
analyses,
evaluates
and
integrates
data
on
gathered
studies
published
in
eight
(8)
leading
journals.
this
form
of
is
practiced
across
the
globe,
generally
perceived
as
an
activity
occurring
peripheries
mainstream
economics
inferior
to
formal
entrepreneurship.
develops
essential
knowledge
for
research
by
theorizing
a
potent
process
business
formation
establishes
future
agenda.
Entrepreneurship Research Journal,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14(3), P. 905 - 950
Published: March 24, 2023
Abstract
Despite
an
increased
interest
in
crises
within
the
field
of
entrepreneurship,
there
is
still
a
lack
understanding
about
interplay
between
different
types
and
entrepreneurship.
In
addition,
specific
circumstances
surrounding
each
type
crisis
may
also
cause
conclusions
these
studies
to
diverge
or
converge.
To
enhance
our
theoretical
entrepreneurship
during
times
crisis,
review
seeks
answer
following
research
questions:
(1)
How
are
addressed
literature,
what
similarities
differences
exist?
(2)
can
we
broaden
deepen
insights
into
relationship
entrepreneurship?
effort
largest
possible
variety
that
extends
beyond
political
crises,
natural
disasters,
financial
have
included
number
recent
examined
COVID-19
from
entrepreneurial
perspective.
Following
this,
study
identifies
six
along
with
corresponding
themes,
key
findings,
critical
shortcomings.
This
multiple
gaps
suggests
several
future
directions,
as
well
approaches
researchers
take
build
upon
existing
discussions
crisis.
European Management Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 1, 2024
While
scholars
have
traditionally
studied
successful
entrepreneurship
cases,
they
focused
less
on
studying
how
victims
of
adversity
engage
in
entrepreneurial
actions
to
create
a
better
future
for
themselves
and
others.
It
is
argued
that
while
entrepreneurs
are
major
force
disruption,
possess
resilience
enables
them
cope
with
persistent
substantial
adversity.
Refugees
facing
extreme
can
activities
economic
gains.
scholarly
attention
has
been
directed
towards
immigrant
migrant
entrepreneurship,
refugees
present
different
perspective
due
the
severity
persistence
their
In
this
study,
we
conducted
systematic
review
refugee
literature.
A
total
83
articles
published
between
2000
2021
across
22
journals
were
analyzed.
We
identified
four
widely
used
theoretical
lenses,
namely
mixed
embeddedness,
social
networks,
institutional
theory
opportunity.
Studies
primarily
among
European
host
countries,
an
absence
studies
neighboring
countries
or
camps.
Results
show
enquiry
into
still
its
nascent
stages
respect
perspective,
method
data.
The
study
contributes
extant
literature
by
outlining
several
potential
research
streams
could
strengthen
notion
Global Policy,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16(S1), P. 25 - 37
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
ABSTRACT
Uncovering
apt
policy
for
refugee
self‐reliance
is
intricate.
Refugee
entrepreneurship
often
hailed
as
the
way
forward
such
an
objective
it
deciphers
‘Canvas
Ceiling’.
However,
lack
of
financing
unfeasible
and
unbankable
entrepreneurs
prevents
this
from
materialising.
This
article
proposes
Islamic
blended
microfinance
entrepreneurship,
integrating
state
support,
private
sector,
philanthropic
funds,
values.
Our
model
differs
developed
through
lens
competing
logic
discussed
in
institutional
theory.
Understanding
crucial
finance
involves
various
agents
with
distinct
moral
preferences
that
are
overlooked
by
policymakers.
We
test
our
spatial
context
Indonesia,
home
finance.
The
findings
outline
logics
three
religion
(Islam)
can
converge
contextuality
temporality
dimensions.
A
key
to
attaining
equilibrium
meticulously
design
payoff
between
sector
market
institutions
universal
community
logic,
making
them
contingent
on
economy.
International Journal of Entrepreneurial Behaviour & Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
30(11), P. 45 - 63
Published: Jan. 5, 2024
Purpose
This
article
develops
an
innovative
multidisciplinary
conceptual
framework
in
the
field
of
refugee
entrepreneurship
by
combining
theory
mixed
embeddedness
with
concepts
intersectionality
and
agency.
Focusing
on
phenomenon
entrepreneurship,
this
addresses
following
questions:
how
is
informed
various
intersectional
positions
refugees?
And
do
refugees
exert
their
agency
based
these
intersecting
identities?
Design/methodology/approach
By
revising
approach
it
approach,
study
aims
to
develop
a
multidimensional
framework.
Findings
research
illustrates
impact
entrepreneurial
motivations,
resources
strategies.
The
authors'
findings
show
that
not
only
contributes
economic
independence
new
societies
but
also
creates
opportunities
for
Originality/value
can
be
applied
empirical
accordingly
studies
theory.
International Migration,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
62(1), P. 37 - 53
Published: Sept. 23, 2023
Abstract
This
study
explores
the
relations
within
current
broader
literature
on
migration
and
entrepreneurship
specifically
investigates
extent
to
which
Syrian
refugees
in
Egypt
prefer
establish
family
businesses
why.
A
qualitative
research
method
is
employed
by
conducting
semi‐structured
interviews
with
45
partner/managers
of
micro,
small
medium‐sized
Egypt.
Thematic
analysis
was
used
determine
main
ideas
interview
transcripts.
were
found
businesses.
And
following
considered
be
antecedents
such
preference:
action
resources
(economic
challenges
poor
salaries
host
country;
refugee
financial
insolvency;
refugees'
limited
social
network),
emancipation
values
(refugees'
trust
working
each
other;
intention
pay
back
support/gratitude
perceived
from
country)
civic
entitlement
(governmental
support
businesses).
Journal of Entrepreneurship and Public Policy,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 29, 2025
Purpose
With
the
continued
influx
of
refugees,
entrepreneurship
is
increasingly
becoming
a
viable
avenue
for
refugee
socioeconomic
integration.
The
paper
examines
effects
mindfulness,
refugees’
perceptions
host
community
and
social
capital
on
entrepreneurial
abilities,
intentions
success.
Design/methodology/approach
uses
data
from
two
studies
conducted
in
settlements
Uganda.
Study
1
used
sample
395
while
2
181
entrepreneurs.
Serial
mediation
analyses
were
both
using
PROCESS
Macro.
Findings
As
hypothesized,
significantly
correlated
to
self-efficacy,
alertness
intentions.
Mindfulness
further
with
perceived
serial
hypothesis
mindfulness
via
perception
was
supported.
On
other
hand,
whereas
mediated
success,
did
not.
Social
implications
study
suggests
that
integration
policies,
processes
interventions,
especially
those
promoting
entrepreneurship,
should
pay
close
attention
between
refugees
communities.
Originality/value
provides
insights
into
how
influence
and,
consequently,
their
ability
outcomes.
nature
quality
less
developed
countries
be
given
attention.
International Small Business Journal Researching Entrepreneurship,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 30, 2025
The
economic
and
social
impacts
of
refugee
entrepreneurs
on
host
countries
are
becoming
increasingly
significant.
Drawing
interviews
with
33
Syrian
from
different
backgrounds
in
Turkey,
we
theorise
the
conditions,
mechanisms
outcomes
individual
collective
emancipation
that
garner.
Our
qualitative
study
offers
two
theoretical
contributions
to
literature.
First,
develop
a
typology
(self-made,
political,
resource-driven
complete
emancipation)
among
identify
(i.e.
seeking
autonomy
crafting/strengthening)
transform
conditions
entrepreneurs.
Second,
demonstrate
how
fosters
empowerment,
success
positive
societal
impact.
We
connect
these
expansions
suggest
evidence-based
policy
practice
recommendations
integration
support
emancipatory
potential
entrepreneurship.
International Small Business Journal Researching Entrepreneurship,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 25, 2025
This
article
leverages
the
Jo
Rowlands’
typology
of
power
and
Crenshaw’s
intersectionality
to
engage
in
interpretative
phenomenological
analysis
Ukrainian
women
refugee
entrepreneurs.
In
this
study,
we
ask:
‘How
do
entrepreneurs
experience
their
identities
as
mothers,
refugees,
Ukrainians,
a
context
displacement
UK
Romania?’
Drawing
on
interviews
field
notes,
expose
lived
experiences
13
reveal
how
they
navigate
intersectional
by
enacting
agency
through
different
forms
power.
doing
so,
our
study
aligns
with
Special
Issue
call
for
understanding
‘everyday
entrepreneurship’
under-researched
constraint
contexts
thus,
contributing
entrepreneurship
research
policy.
