Psychological cognition and women's entrepreneurship: A country-based comparison using fsQCA

Huang, Yangjie; Zhang, Mengting; Wang, Jing; Li, Ping; Li, Kexin

doi:10.1016/j.jik.2022.100223

Cited by 19 publications

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“…Also focusing on the individual level, Huang et al (2022) analyze which psychocognitive conditions are necessary conditions of women's entrepreneurial activity. Their results show that a high capability perception (i.e., the ability to complete a task, confidence in leadership, or the perception of task success) and a high opportunity perception (i.e., the ability of entrepreneurs to perceive entrepreneurial opportunities) can be considered a necessary condition for women's entrepreneurial activity.…”

Section: Review Of Topics In Recent Nca Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%

Necessary condition analysis (NCA): review of research topics and guidelines for good practice

2023

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Necessary condition analysis (NCA) is an increasingly used or suggested method in many business and management disciplines including, for example, entrepreneurship, human resource management, international business, marketing, operations, public and nonprofit management, strategic management, and tourism. In the light of this development, our work delivers a review of the topics analyzed with NCA or in which NCA is proposed as a method. The review highlights the tremendous possibilities of using NCA, which hopefully encourages other researchers to try the method. To support researchers in future NCA studies, this article also provides detailed guidelines about how to best use NCA. These cover eight topics: theoretical justification, meaningful data, scatter plot, ceiling line, effect size, statistical test, bottleneck analysis, and further descriptions of NCA.

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2023

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“…The theme draws continued interest and attention due to the valorous requirements of entrepreneurship and the constraining effects of gender, which culminate into promising spaces of interesting theoretical advancements. In investigating the female entrepreneurship landscape, scholars have predominantly focused on the 'opportunities and challenges to female entrepreneurship' (Erogul et al, 2019;Strawser et al, 2021), 'barriers and enablers of female entrepreneurship' (Nguyen et al, 2021;Yunis et al, 2018), 'risks and benefits of female entrepreneurs' (Isiwu & Onwuka, 2017), 'psychological and emotional determinants of female entrepreneurship' (Cabrera & Mauricio, 2017;Huang et al, 2022), and 'outcomes of female entrepreneurship' (Ojong et al, 2021), among others. However, most of these studies have been conducted in a particular region/country, thereby highlighting country/ region-specific characteristics, leaving room for an exhaustive and coalesced understanding of the barriers and enablers.…”

Section: Female Entrepreneurship: Barriers and Solutionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Fempreneurship Through Digital Platforms

Mishra,

Maheshwari,

Pandey

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Journal of Global Information Management

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The picture of entrepreneurs is changing with technology and women increasingly utilizing digital agility to navigate their careers. While several studies examine digital and female entrepreneurship, few investigate their integration, especially the democratizing potential of digital platforms. This study explores whether digital agility helps women overcome gender barriers in entrepreneurship through a cyberfeminist lens. Results show that although digital platforms may aid digital fempreneurship, barriers remain. The study identifies a double paradox of emancipation and conquest. This research pushes the boundaries of cyberfeminism and paradox theory, providing empirical evidence of platform power in entrepreneurship. It is among the first to identify barriers within the digital fempreneurship realm.

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“…Interestingly, women's motivation can be hindered by family, whose support appears to be fundamental (Welsh, Kaciak, Memili, & Minialai, 2018). Interestingly, Huang et al (2022) found that the innovativeness of female entrepreneurs was significantly related to entrepreneurial performance (positive). Liñán et al (2020) showed that gender stereotypes could impact female entrepreneurial failure; recently, Huang et al (2022) affirmed that psychological capital is a crucial element affecting women's entrepreneurship.…”

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“…Interestingly, Huang et al (2022) found that the innovativeness of female entrepreneurs was significantly related to entrepreneurial performance (positive). Liñán et al (2020) showed that gender stereotypes could impact female entrepreneurial failure; recently, Huang et al (2022) affirmed that psychological capital is a crucial element affecting women's entrepreneurship. Further knowledge is provided by Welsh, Kaciak, and Shamah (2018), who found a positive relationship between women entrepreneurs' human capital and firm performance.…”

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Women empowerment and entrepreneurial intention: A pathway to achieve sustainable development goal (SDG‐5)

Bilal

Rosato

Campo

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Corp Soc Responsibility Env

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This research aims to investigate the impact of social networking, family support, social dominance orientation and, access to finance on the entrepreneurial intention among Omani women and to examine the mediating role of entrepreneurial persistence and entrepreneurial passion between growth constraints and the entrepreneurial intention on Omani women. The contribution of women in the development of the economy has received great attention in the past years. Therefore, to motivate women to engage in entrepreneurship, it is necessary to understand the growth impediments that impact their entrepreneurial intentions to achieve sustainable development goal (SDG-5). By using the stratified sampling method, this study collected data from 262 Omani women from nine regions,

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Psychological cognition and women's entrepreneurship: A country-based comparison using fsQCA

Cited by 19 publications

References 69 publications

Necessary condition analysis (NCA): review of research topics and guidelines for good practice

Necessary condition analysis (NCA): review of research topics and guidelines for good practice

Fempreneurship Through Digital Platforms

Women empowerment and entrepreneurial intention: A pathway to achieve sustainable development goal (SDG‐5)

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