Ethnic entrepreneurship: A bibliometric review and future research agenda

Fernandes, José Afonso Guerra; Marques, Carla; Silva, Rui; Martins, Humberto

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“…As a result, research on migrant entrepreneurship is no longer niche research but an essential means to understanding economic and social innovation and quickly becoming a major discipline in the field of business and management research (Dabić et al, 2020 ; R. J. S. Dheer, 2018 ; Guerra Fernandes et al, 2022 ; Nazareno et al, 2019 ). Against the background of increased socio-economic importance, the research discipline migrant entrepreneurship has become increasingly attractive and both the number of publications and the geographical range of research increased significantly in recent years, which again caused greater shifts in the knowledge structure of the field (Guerra Fernandes et al, 2022 ; Indarti et al, 2020 ; Sithas & Surangi, 2021 ). Synthesis work plays an essential role in monitoring these shifts to provide current and aspiring scholars with insights on seminal works and the trajectory of the field.…”

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“…2)What are the future research agendas in the ethnic entrepreneurship field? 1988-2018 183 PoP &Google Scholar Title/abstracts: Keywords - “ethnic entrepreneurship” AND “emerging markets” - “ethnic entrepreneurship” AND “developing countries” - “immigrant entrepreneurship” AND “emerging markets” - “immigrant entrepreneurship” AND “developing markets” MS Excel 1) Number of publications per year (1988–2019) 2) Publishers of reviewed articles 3) Top seven journals that published the highest number of articles on the selected topic 4) Various definitions of ethnic entrepreneurs 5) Theoretical approach/perspective and description 6) Clusters of research themes 7) Research methods used in the field of ethnic entrepreneurship 8) Research setting of ethnic entrepreneurship studies (Guerra Fernandes et al, 2022 ) 1) Describe how the publications in this scientific area are organized concerning authors and the evolution of scientific production in the period under analysis. 2) Identify the most cited publications and authors.…”

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Bibliometric analysis of immigrant entrepreneurship research 2009–2019

Wiers

Chabaud

2022

J Glob Entrepr Res

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This comprehensive bibliometric study analyses the nomological structure of the immigrant entrepreneurship domain 2009–2019 by means of citation and co-citation analysis. Web of Science citation data was used to return lists of most-cited authors, journals, and publications. Co-citation matrixes were tabulated and visualized with the VosViewer software for three consecutive time intervals to highlight shifts in the evolving structure of knowledge. The results show that the immigrant entrepreneurship domain transformed into a management research domain with seminal theorization shifting toward structuralistic models. Recently, however, the results indicate the successive fragmentation of the nomological network, shown as more localized network clusters while a universal field theory appears absent. We discuss the implications of these developments with regards to the findings of works of content synthesis and formulate seven specific recommendations for future research in the field as well as point out why “multifocality” appears a prosperous concept to further advancing field theorization. Our results serve as an important point of reference for both scholars and practitioners in the field of immigrant entrepreneurship.

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Bibliometric analysis of immigrant entrepreneurship research 2009–2019

Wiers

Chabaud

2022

J Glob Entrepr Res

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Millennials' identity in hospitality and tourism: A systematic review with qualitative framework synthesis

Papavasileiou,

Stergiou

2024

Strategic Change

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This study introduces framework synthesis as an encompassing orientation for drawing conclusions from evolving and/or complex topics in the practice of systematic reviews in hospitality and tourism (H&T). To illustrate this emerging approach, we use the topic of Millennials' identity in the H&T workplace, guided by the review question: How do Millennials perceive aspects of the H&T workplace? The search for relevant literature focused on peer‐reviewed English language articles and dissertations that included relevant qualitative data. The multisource search strategy in prior reviews, the Scopus database, and Google Scholar (04/01/2023) generated 480 records. Each record was independently screened for eligibility by the authors, and any disagreements were resolved through discussion and consensus. This process identified 20 eligible studies representing an international, multisector, and multidisciplinary stream of qualitative research published between 2005 and 2022. The included data were extracted in a thematic framework that synthesized Millennials' identity as cognitive, evaluative, and emotional perceptions of aspects of the H&T workplace. Intragenerational heterogeneity appears in some instances based on nationality and career stage, raising implications for practitioners. Given language limitations, we call for more systematic reviews that translate into non‐English publications to make this stream of research globally accessible to scholars.

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Knowledge mapping of entrepreneurship research during COVID-19 and forecasting research directions for the post-pandemic era

Duan

2023

AJIM

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PurposeThe COVID-19 crisis has adversely affected entrepreneurs, innovators and their ventures and, arguably, entrepreneurship research. This study aims to map the knowledge of entrepreneurship research during the COVID-19 pandemic to provide evidence of literature evolution in the field with the purpose of supporting future decision-making for policymakers, academics and practitioners in the post-COVID-19 era.Design/methodology/approachThe study examines various bibliometric and scientometric indicators of entrepreneurship research in the Web of Science database using bibliometric techniques and visualization tools. Using the information gained, the scientometrics of entrepreneurship research during the COVID-19 time slice (2020–02-12 to 2022–10-15) are synthesized and comprehensively presented, and future research avenues for the post-COVID-19 era are suggested.FindingsThe results of rigorous quantitative analyses show that entrepreneurship research activities were not disrupted by COVID-19, although entrepreneurial activities themselves were impacted worldwide. In addition to providing key insights into the research field, including the most relevant keywords, keyword co-occurrences, publication sources, countries' contribution and collaboration, and source co-citations, the conceptual structural analysis separates the current trends (hotspots) into ten themes. Based on the evolution of author keywords and research themes, the study identified numerous future research directions, including 1) entrepreneurship in emerging countries, 2) firm performance in different categories of enterprises, 3) immigrants and transnational entrepreneurs, 4) technology in entrepreneurship education and 5) the impact of COVID-19 on the entrepreneurial ecosystem and entrepreneurship.Research limitations/implicationsBy building firm foundations for advancing the field in innovative and systematic ways, this timely study contributes to entrepreneurship literature and facilitates the understanding of the features and structures of entrepreneurship research towards the end of the pandemic. The research also has important implications for research management and entrepreneurship policymaking. The study's main limitation is that the results can only represent the time slice between 2020-02-12 and 2022-10-15.Practical implicationsPolicymakers and managers of research and development can utilize this research to prepare a crisis-related minimization handbook in advance.Originality/valueThis first data mapping and thematic analysis research for entrepreneurship during the period of COVID-19 provides the latest knowledge in the field at the beginning of the end of the pandemic. It empowers scholars by 1) providing a one-stop literature overview for this global crisis time slice, 2) identifying research focuses and gaps, 3) developing new research avenues for investigation and 4) contributing conceptual structure for specific entrepreneurship research projects.

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Ethnic entrepreneurship: A bibliometric review and future research agenda

Cited by 6 publications

References 82 publications

Bibliometric analysis of immigrant entrepreneurship research 2009–2019

Bibliometric analysis of immigrant entrepreneurship research 2009–2019

Millennials' identity in hospitality and tourism: A systematic review with qualitative framework synthesis

Knowledge mapping of entrepreneurship research during COVID-19 and forecasting research directions for the post-pandemic era

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