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Title
'Expatpreneurship' in emerging economies - A case study about the emergence and venture process of expat-preneurs in Rwanda |
Full text
http://hdl.handle.net/2077/66689 |
Date
2020 |
Author(s)
Shijaku, Daniel |
Abstract
What does it take to venture into emerging economies and build a company in a cultural distinct setting? This paper shines more light into the phenomenon of expat-preneurs and thereby delineates between two phases in the venture process: Opportunity identification and opportunity development. It has been found in alignment with the literature that a global mindset, prior entrepreneurial experience, personal and professional networks, and institutional bridging are conducive to opportunity identification and development of expat-preneurs. Moreover, the research brought to light that a social commitment is another key enabler for the venture creation process in emerging economies. |
Subject(s)
Collaborative Entrepreneurship; Emerging Economies; Expat-preneurship; Institutional Entrepreneurship; Internationalization Knowledge; International New Ventures; Start-up Liabilities |
Language
eng |
Relation
Master Degree Project; 2020:189 |
Type of publication
H2 |
Repository
Gothenberg - University of Gothenberg
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