Entrepreneurial Resilience During COVID-19: The Survival of Small Businesses Using Dynamic Capabilities Theory and Effectuation Theory
Zhong Xueyun,
Lu Yongyu,
Mohd Hizam-Hanafiah
et al.
Abstract:Objectives: This study explores how Bali's sport tourism stakeholders used dynamic capabilities to mitigate COVID-19's impacts. Given Bali's reliance on sport tourism, understanding recovery is crucial. The research aims to identify pandemic challenges, explore strategic recovery plans, and understand how entrepreneurs leverage dynamic capabilities for survival and growth.
Theoretical Framework: The study integrates dynamic capabilities and effectuation theories with entrepreneurial resilience. Dynamic cap… Show more
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