The spatialities of migrant entrepreneurship have changed dynamically in recent decades.
Movements and exchanges transcend national borders more than ever, and transnational …

Despite significant progress in the empirical analysis of the impact of information and
communication technology (ICT) on economic growth, previous studies have not empirically …

This article aims to contextualize the entrepreneurial identity (EI) of Syrian refugees living
outside refugee camps in Jordan. The research adopts a social lens to consider the situation …

There is considerable interest among European politicians and policymakers in how to
integrate migrants in the local and national economy. Drawing on in-depth qualitative …

Research has continued to indicate that the proliferation of information and communication
technologies (ICTs) has the potential to alleviate poverty in develo** countries. While …

Transnational entrepreneurship has emerged as a form of migrants' participation in the
social, economic, and political lives of both their countries of origin and of residence …

Applying the institution-based views, this article conceptualises how diaspora entrepreneurs
take stimuli from the push and pull institutional factors to develop business enterprises in …

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 …

Theories of smart urbanism have overlooked the influence of contextual factors on the
conception, planning and implementation of digital transformation practices across regions …

This paper examines the development of policies which seek to mobilise and maximise the
potential of diaspora investment in their home countries. While a great deal of migrant …