Migrant entrepreneurship, emerging themes and interpretations with insights from Italy, by Daniela Bolzani
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Migrant entrepreneurship, emerging themes and interpretations with insights from Italy, by Daniela Bolzani
Language
eng
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
Migrant entrepreneurship
Nature of contents
bibliography
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1191243854
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by Daniela Bolzani
Sub title
emerging themes and interpretations with insights from Italy
Summary
Migrant Entrepreneurship: Emerging Themes and Interpretations with Insights from Italy delivers a fresh perspective on new issues linking migration and entrepreneurship, by providing in-depth theoretical insights drawing on management studies, and a strong empirical focus centered in the Italian context. This book aims at delivering an understanding of up-to-date knowledge on the topic of migrant entrepreneurship, addressing the most relevant gaps, and suggesting new directions for research and policy-making so as to have a broad impact on theory and practice. A range of emergent themes are explored including migrant entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial ecosystems, internationalization of migrant-owned ventures, and entrepreneurship by returnees. Bolzani presents an international overview of each topic, contextualizes country-level specificities and outlining how they connect to wider global trends. Migrant Entrepreneurship offers illuminating new theoretical perspectives on a range of vital issues linked conceptually at national and international levels. The book presents a positive view of migration through looking at entrepreneurial efforts carried out by migrants both in the host and home countries, offering a broader perspective on the topic with respect to previous literature, and focusing critically on emerging trends for research and policy-making. --, Provided by publisher
Table Of Contents
Chapter 1. Thirty years of studies on migrant entrepreneurship: New opportunities for management scholars Chapter 2. The role of firm level resources for migrant entrepreneurs: New research suggestions from management theories Chapter 3. Contextualizing migrant entrepreneurship: A look at entrepreneurial ecosystems Chapter 4. Comparing internationalization patterns of migrant and non-migrant entrepreneurs in new technology-based firms Chapter 5. Returnee entrepreneurship: Insights from an assisted voluntary return program Conclusion
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