2011
DOI: 10.1504/ijesb.2011.042725
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Bridging voids: constraints on Hispanic entrepreneurs building social capital

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“…A number of authors, notably Chabaud and Ngijol, (2005) [40], Bhagavatula et al, (2010) [41], and Audretsch et al (2011) [42], have shown that by creating room for new opportunities, trust enables entrepreneurship. Some other authors have shown that trust facilitates the creation of enterprises, (e.g., Mueller, (2006) [43], Davidsson and Honig, (2003) [44], Rodríguez and Santos, (2007) [45], Clarke and Chandra, (2011) [46] and Deakins et al (2007) [47]), whereas others suggest that trust promotes access to other resources (e.g., Baron and Markmann, (2003) [48], Runyan et al, (2006) [49], Honig et al, (2006) [50] and Packalen, (2007) [51]). Trust has also been found to be indispensable to the birth of new enterprises (e.g., Geindre (2009) [52] and Aarstad et al, (2010) [53]) and also for the growth and development of small-l and medium-sized enterprises (e.g., Bosma et al (2004) [54], Mosek et al (2007) [55], Han, (2007) [56] and Coviello and Cox, (2007) [57]).…”
Section: Conceptual Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A number of authors, notably Chabaud and Ngijol, (2005) [40], Bhagavatula et al, (2010) [41], and Audretsch et al (2011) [42], have shown that by creating room for new opportunities, trust enables entrepreneurship. Some other authors have shown that trust facilitates the creation of enterprises, (e.g., Mueller, (2006) [43], Davidsson and Honig, (2003) [44], Rodríguez and Santos, (2007) [45], Clarke and Chandra, (2011) [46] and Deakins et al (2007) [47]), whereas others suggest that trust promotes access to other resources (e.g., Baron and Markmann, (2003) [48], Runyan et al, (2006) [49], Honig et al, (2006) [50] and Packalen, (2007) [51]). Trust has also been found to be indispensable to the birth of new enterprises (e.g., Geindre (2009) [52] and Aarstad et al, (2010) [53]) and also for the growth and development of small-l and medium-sized enterprises (e.g., Bosma et al (2004) [54], Mosek et al (2007) [55], Han, (2007) [56] and Coviello and Cox, (2007) [57]).…”
Section: Conceptual Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En effet, parmi les articles de notre base, nous identifions 22 références purement conceptuelles (développement de modèles ou propositions sur la base d'une revue de la littérature), 45 articles testent des hypothèses à partir d'échantillons (approches confirmatoires principalement), 19 articles sont fondés sur des études de cas ou des données qualitatives donnant lieu à des analyses de type enraciné. Le reste des articles se répartit entre des approches mixtes de type études de cas et questionnaires (Ravasi et Marchisio, 2003 ;, des approches exploratoires (Bagwell, 2008) ou strictement descriptives (Clarke et Chandra, 2011) voire expérimentales (Gordon et Jack, 2010) ou méthodologiques, (développement d'échelles de mesure, . Dix articles n'ont pas été classés du fait de leur caractère atypique (introduction de numéro spécial, références pour lesquelles le concept de CS, malgré le filtre de tri initial, est une notion marginale de la recherche).…”
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