Empowerment of women's entrepreneurship in family business through Twitter

González-Tejero, Cristina Blanco; Cano-Marin, Enrique

doi:10.1108/jfbm-04-2022-0050

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“…, 2014; De Clercq et al. , 2022) with 8% and Spain (Blanco-Gonzalez-Tejero and Cano-Marin, 2022; Molina, 2020; Cardella et al. , 2020) with 7%.…”

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Female entrepreneurship in family business: bibliographic analysis

Marín-Palacios¹

2023

JFBM

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PurposeThe role of women entrepreneurs in family businesses is becoming increasingly important, a fact that is reflected in the scientific literature. The purpose of this study is to identify the key research areas that address this issue. To this end, a bibliometric analysis has been carried out to obtain a perspective of the current situation in this field of research and to identify the key areas of research in recent years.Design/methodology/approachIn this study, the analysis is performed using a literature review and bibliometric analysis techniques. The bibliographic source supporting this analysis resulted from a Scopus search of the terms gender, entrepreneurship and family business. VOSviewer was used to facilitate the analysis.FindingsThis bibliometric analysis studies the evolutionary trend of publications on gender, entrepreneurship and family business and identifies current research trends. It also identifies authors, journals and countries with the highest impact levels to enhance collaboration and learning.Research limitations/implicationsIt would be advisable to conduct further research with a broader bibliographic base and with other search criteria covering other aspects related to the role of women entrepreneurs in family businesses. This work can serve as a valuable source of information for future research in this field and to assist in the development of effective equality policies to address existing social stereotypes.Originality/valueThis research illustrates, using VOSviewer, the current growth of studies in the field of women entrepreneurship in family businesses.

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“…, 2014; De Clercq et al. , 2022) with 8% and Spain (Blanco-Gonzalez-Tejero and Cano-Marin, 2022; Molina, 2020; Cardella et al. , 2020) with 7%.…”

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confidence: 99%

Female entrepreneurship in family business: bibliographic analysis

Marín-Palacios¹

2023

JFBM

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“…Digital technologies likely expose people to new ideas and even institutional logics, which allows individuals to circumvent existing institutions (Nambisan, 2017). Indeed, recent work has shown how social media platforms can have a positive impact in empowering women's entrepreneurship (Blanco-Gonzalez-Tejero and Cano-Marin, 2022). Furthermore, given the growing societal trend of artificial intelligence use in entrepreneurship (Blanco-González-Tejero et al ., 2023; Giuggioli and Pellegrini, 2022), in the near future, individuals with access to AI might be better able to identify and exploit new opportunities in countries with weak market logics.…”

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Low-income logics: institutions' varying impact on entrepreneurship

Smith

Lanivich

2023

IJEBR

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PurposeThe authors address the role that income plays in allowing individuals to resist dominant institutional norms and engage in entrepreneurship.Design/methodology/approachThis is a conceptual article that develops propositions about the relationship of institutional logics and income level with opportunity entrepreneurship.FindingsThe authors suggest that high-income individuals are less impacted than low-income individuals by institutional logics that do not support opportunity entrepreneurship. More specifically, the positive effects of a national business system that reflects and replicates market logics within a society have a greater impact on the proclivity to pursue opportunity entrepreneurship of low-income individuals than those with high incomes.Social implicationsPolicymakers addressing poverty need to understand that examining the overall societal impact of institutions is not enough. Weak institutions have a disproportionately negative impact on low-income individuals. In addition to critical resources, the accessibility of market logics is key.Originality/valueThis study is the first in the entrepreneurship domain to theorize how and why institutions matter more for low-income individuals. This occurs via two mechanisms: (1) market logic accessibility and (2) the degree to which institutionalized market logics decrease opportunity cost. In so doing, this study contributes to the literature on embedded agency within the institutional logic perspective.

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“…This methodology provides us with tools to analyze publications from both a qualitative and quantitative point of view. Bibliometric analysis allows us to identify critical points and significant research trends, as well as the most influential researchers, journals and institutions in the field studied (Marín‐Palacios, 2023).…”

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A world of counterfeits: Knowledge to decide

Marín‐Palacios,

Botey‐Fullat,

Márquez

2024

J of Consumer Behaviour

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Counterfeiting has become a major social problem because of the consequences for consumers, businesses and governments. The objective is to describe the current state of counterfeiting research, define the main thematic areas, identify gaps and highlight key findings. A bibliometric analysis of the growing number of publications addressing the counterfeiting problem in the existing literature is conducted. The articles are taken from a search of the Scopus database. After excluding some scientific‐technological subareas, 1984 papers are analyzed, to which 23 outstanding papers were added at a later stage. In more recent years, most of the articles focus on the development of technologies. Four conceptual areas have been identified: technological development, social behavior, economic aspects and legal aspects. The latter two are the least studied. Also identified in the social area are two topics of interest that have been little addressed, namely, the effect of prior purchase experience and the development of theories describing consumer behavior towards counterfeits. The value derived from this research is the identification of new lines of research with the economic and legal area, it would be of interest to initiate a research program that studies what proportion of counterfeits are sanctioned, to which interest group the sanction is directed and if the sanction is proportional to the damage caused to society and the company. In addition, with regard to the study of counterfeit consumer behaviour, its development can provide information to guide the definition of public awareness strategies and help to adapt companies' marketing campaigns.

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Empowerment of women's entrepreneurship in family business through Twitter

Cited by 18 publications

References 91 publications

Female entrepreneurship in family business: bibliographic analysis

Female entrepreneurship in family business: bibliographic analysis

Low-income logics: institutions' varying impact on entrepreneurship

A world of counterfeits: Knowledge to decide

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