Análise de Variáveis Prescritoras da Intenção Empreendedora de Imigrantes Brasileiros em Portugal

Cruz, Eduardo Picanço; Falcão, Roberto Pessoa de Queiroz; Barbosa, Yan; Paula, Fábio de Oliveira

doi:10.1590/1982-7849rac2020190409

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“…Thus, knowing that funding opportunities for further projects were limited, the researchers decided to include remote data collection in their mixed methods toolbox, for example, remote interviews, surveys combined with netnographic-inspired triangulation and eventual field trips to validate findings and meet main community stakeholders. This generated several publications analyzing market orientation and strategic decisions on migrant and ethnic small firms (Cruz et al, 2020a), prescribing variables of entrepreneurial intentions of Brazilian migrants in Portugal (Cruz et al, 2020b); the Brazilian migrant entrepreneurs' support networks and bounded (mis)trust in Western Australia (Casado et al, 2022); and the mixed embeddedness of Brazilian entrepreneurs in Toronto (Falcão et al, 2021). To render the process of recollection of experiences more systematic, the authors of the current paper organized meetings and interviews with three research assistants that worked in the project.…”

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“…This generated several publications analyzing market orientation and strategic decisions on migrant and ethnic small firms (Cruz et al. , 2020a), prescribing variables of entrepreneurial intentions of Brazilian migrants in Portugal (Cruz et al , 2020b); the Brazilian migrant entrepreneurs' support networks and bounded (mis)trust in Western Australia (Casado et al. , 2022); and the mixed embeddedness of Brazilian entrepreneurs in Toronto (Falcão et al.…”

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Researching hard-to-reach populations: lessons learned from dispersed migrant communities

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PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to discuss the issues in studying hard-to-reach or dispersed populations, with particular focus on methodologies used to collect data and to investigate dispersed migrant entrepreneurs, illustrating shortcomings, pitfalls and potentials of accessing and disseminating research to hard-to-reach populations of migrant entrepreneurs.Design/methodology/approachA mixed methodology is proposed to access hard-to-reach or dispersed populations, and this paper explores these using a sample of Brazilian migrants settled in different countries of the world.FindingsThis paper explores empirical challenges, illustrating shortcomings, pitfalls and potentials of accessing and disseminating research to hard-to-reach populations of migrant entrepreneurs. It provides insights by reporting research experiences developed over time by this group of researchers, reflecting a “mixing” of methods for accessing respondents, contrasting to a more rigid, a-priori, mixed methods approach.Originality/valueThe main contribution of this paper is to showcase experiences from, and suitability of, remote data collection, especially for projects that cannot accommodate the physical participation of researchers, either because of time or cost constraints. It reports on researching migrant entrepreneurship overseas. Remote digital tools and online data collection are highly relevant due to time- and cost-efficiency, but also represent solutions for researching dispersed populations. These approaches presented allow for overcoming several barriers to data collection and present instrumental characteristics for migrant research.

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Section: Our Study – Methodological Pathmentioning

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Researching hard-to-reach populations: lessons learned from dispersed migrant communities

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Cruz,

Costa Filho

et al. 2023

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“…Por fim, o quinto artigo inédito (Cruz, Falcão, Barbosa & Paula, 2020) publicado neste quarto número da RAC em 2020, é intitulado 'Análise de Variáveis Prescritoras da Intenção Empreendedora de Imigrantes Brasileiros em Portugal', e possui como autores Eduardo Picanço Cruz, Roberto Pessoa de Queiroz Falcão, Yan Orge Fernandes Barbosa, e Fábio de Oliveira Paula. Este artigo possui dados com acesso aberto à comunidade, em linha com práticas de ciência aberta.…”

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“…There is no consensus in the literature about which behavioral characteristics are more effective in explaining entrepreneurial intention, and this is still a gap in the literature (Campos et al, 2021;Moraes et al, 2021). Secondly, we focused on a developing economy that calls for further investigation into the literature (Cruz et al, 2020;Moraes et al, 2021). In this sense, the Latin American background still remains underexplored, as is the case of Brazil.…”

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Comparative analysis of entrepreneurial intention models: Self-efficacy versus entrepreneurial characteristics

Rocha¹,

Moraes

Vodă

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RAM, Rev. Adm. Mackenzie

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Purpose: The purpose of this research is to analyze whether self-efficacy and entrepreneurial characteristics (e.g., risk-taking, planning, opportunity recognition, persistence, sociability, innovation, and leadership) differ in the explanation of entrepreneurial intention models, having entrepreneurial education as a moderator of relationships. Originality/value: This paper offers an in-depth perspective on which behavioral characteristics fit best into entrepreneurial intention models and helps to fill a theoretical and practical gap on the need for university education to increase its positive impact on human capital, particularly on students’ professional skills, demonstrating which characteristics are most impacted by entrepreneurial education. Design/methodology/approach: Quantitative methodology was employed, and data were analyzed with structural equation modeling. The sample consisted of 1,004 Brazilian university students from public and private universities. The research was conducted in a non-probabilistic way and with a convenience sample. In order to address the research hypothesis and objectives, all constructs were adapted from relevant literature on entrepreneurship. Findings: The results indicate it seems more appropriate to use a set of entrepreneurial characteristics when investigating an entrepreneurial intention model if you are looking for a higher explanatory factor and a more robust model; also, entrepreneurial characteristics represent a more sensitive model, which brings accurate assessments on factors that affect entrepreneurial intention. With these findings, entrepreneurial education can be planned to shape certain characteristics through actions in the university environment, making it possible to measure the impact of education on entrepreneurial intention.

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Análise de Variáveis Prescritoras da Intenção Empreendedora de Imigrantes Brasileiros em Portugal

Cited by 5 publications

References 63 publications

Researching hard-to-reach populations: lessons learned from dispersed migrant communities

Researching hard-to-reach populations: lessons learned from dispersed migrant communities

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Comparative analysis of entrepreneurial intention models: Self-efficacy versus entrepreneurial characteristics

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