本土创业的决定因素、过程和影响:系统的文献综述

IF 2.4 Q3 BUSINESS
Aaesha Ahmed AlMehrzi, Syed Awais Tipu, Abu Elias Sarker
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本文旨在对本土创业(IE)的决定因素、过程和影响的学术文献进行系统综述,突出其对现有知识的贡献,并确定研究空白,以指导未来的研究。本研究中使用的数据库包括Scopus、ABI、Business Source Complete、ProQuest和Emerald Insight。本次综述共纳入84篇文章。研究结果显示,33项研究是定性的,12项使用基于调查的方法,25项是概念性的,14项使用混合方法。对理论构建研究的关注强调了这样一个事实,即未来需要更多的理论检验研究。总共在发达国家进行了38项研究,在发展中国家进行了43项研究。研究结果表明,企业创新受到许多决定因素的驱动,如家庭和宗族关系、父权制和社会分层、政府支持和有利的创业生态系统。与政策、工业企业发展计划、伙伴关系、支出机制、公平分配利益和资源调动有关的进程。IE的成果包括经济发展、可持续性、增加土著经济参与、提高生活质量、自决和保护文化遗产。本论文有一些局限性。首先,它只关注学术期刊,不包括会议、书籍和工作论文。其次,它只包括英语学术文章。然而,虽然目前的系统文献综述(SLR)有这些局限性,但它对IE的决定因素、过程和影响提出了一个全面的看法。未来的研究可能会考虑学术期刊以外的其他来源,也包括非英语出版物,这种方法可能会为未来的研究确定有趣的领域。原创性/价值对IE的现有评论采取了狭隘的视角,未能对IE现象提出全面的看法。目前的研究旨在填补这一空白,并提供了一个单反有关IE的决定因素,过程和影响。该综述既及时又相关,因为它确定了差距,并作为指导未来研究的跳板。
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Determinants, processes, and impacts of indigenous entrepreneurship: a systematic literature review
Purpose This paper aims to provide a systematic review of the academic literature on the determinants, processes and impacts of indigenous entrepreneurship (IE), highlights its contribution to current knowledge and identifies research gaps to guide future research. Design/methodology/approach Databases used in this study included Scopus, ABI, Business Source Complete, ProQuest and Emerald Insight. In total, 84 articles were included in the review. Findings The findings revealed that 33 studies were qualitative, 12 used a survey-based approach, 25 were conceptual and 14 used mixed approaches. The focus on theory-building research underlines the fact that more theory-testing research is needed in the future. In total, 38 studies were conducted in developed countries and 43 in developing countries. The findings indicated that IE was driven by many determinants such as family and clan ties, patriarchy and social stratification, government support and conducive entrepreneurial ecosystems. Processes related to policies, IE development programs, partnerships, expenditure mechanisms, equitable distribution of benefits and resource mobilization. The outcomes of IE included economic development, sustainability, increased indigenous economic participation, enhanced quality of life, self-determination and preserving cultural heritage. Research limitations/implications The current paper has some limitations. Firstly, it focuses only on academic journals and excludes conferences, books and working papers. Secondly, it includes only English language academic articles. However, while the current systematic literature review (SLR) has these limitations, it presents a thorough view of the determinants, processes and impacts of IE. Future studies may consider other sources beyond academic journals and also include non-English publications, and this approach may identify interesting areas for future research. Originality/value Existing reviews of IE take a narrow perspective and fail to present a comprehensive view of the IE phenomenon. The current study aims to fill this gap in the literature and provides a SLR pertaining to IE’s determinants, processes and impacts. The review is both timely and relevant because it identifies gaps and serves as a springboard to guide future research.
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