Entrepreneurial intentions from an Islamic perspective: a study of Muslim entrepreneurs in Indonesia

Anggadwita, Grisna; Ramadani, Veland; Alamanda, Dini Turipanam; Ratten, Vanessa; Hashani, Medain

doi:10.1504/ijesb.2017.10004845

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“…Although many studies have been conducted on the consequences of corporate social responsibility, there are relatively few empirical studies on corporate social responsibility from the perspective of entrepreneurs. The findings of Anggadwita et al (2017) showed that the new direction of corporate social responsibility research was the impact of entrepreneurs' psychological characteristics and values on corporate social responsibility. Tiba et al (2019) pointed out that the future direction of the healthy and sustainable development of enterprises was to strengthen the exploration of the relationship between entrepreneurship and corporate social responsibility and play a complementary role between them.…”

Section: Corporate Social Responsibilitymentioning

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Exploring the Relationship Between Entrepreneurship and Psychological Characteristics, and Corporate Social Responsibility Under Marketization

Shen

Zhang

2021

Front. Psychol.

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The present work aims to explore how and to what extent ventures can bear social responsibilities due to their increasingly important role in social and economic activities. Here, the correlation between entrepreneurship and psychological characteristics of entrepreneurs, and corporate social responsibility is analyzed from the perspective of entrepreneurial entrepreneurs based on marketization theories of enterprise activities. The β value of entrepreneurship in corporate social responsibility is obtained as 0.863 (p < 0.001) through a questionnaire survey (QS) and statistical analysis. It indicates that entrepreneurship has a significant positive impact on corporate social responsibility. The regression coefficient of the marketization process is 0.574, and the significance is <0.01. The results show that there is a significant positive correlation between the marketization process and corporate social responsibility at the level of 1%. When the marketization process is introduced, entrepreneurship significantly and positively impacts corporate social responsibility (β = 0.524, p < 0.001), while the marketization process has a great positive impact on corporate social responsibility (β = 0.502, p < 0.001). However, the coefficient of entrepreneurship and psychological characteristics decreases from 0.863 to 0.524. It reveals that its impact on corporate social responsibility is weakened by the introduction of the marketization intermediary variable, but the overall variation that the model can explain increases to 84.3%. The results show that the marketization process has a significant positive mediating effect on the relationship between entrepreneurship and corporate social responsibility, and entrepreneurship plays a very important role in corporate social responsibility. The content and methods are complete and comprehensive, and the results can provide scientific and effective references for subsequent studies.

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Section: Corporate Social Responsibilitymentioning

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Exploring the Relationship Between Entrepreneurship and Psychological Characteristics, and Corporate Social Responsibility Under Marketization

Shen

Zhang

2021

Front. Psychol.

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“…The second finding was the impact of the entrepreneurial activities on entrepreneurial characters are based on five main attributes; intelligence and competence (fathonah), trustworthiness (amanah), truthful and high integrity (siddiq), conveying or communicative (tabligh), and consistency of courage (istiqomah). The study suggested that researches on entrepreneurial intention from the Islamic outlook are not only useful for business startups, but can also be a guide for Muslim entrepreneurs in conducting their business according to Islamic laws (Ratten, Alamanda, Ramadani, Hashani, & Anggadwita, 2017). Hence, studies on entrepreneurial intention and its association to religion need to be more publicised and increased, because of the significant impact of religion on individuals.…”

Section: Literature Review Entrepreneurial Intention and Religionmentioning

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“…According to Ratten et al, (2017), entrepreneurial activities initially begin with the individual's intention in running a business, before achieving Al-Falah (success). A respectable intention in an entrepreneur will foster principled entrepreneurial characteristics and qualities in business practice; such as intelligence and competence (fathonah), trustworthiness (amanah), truthfulness and high integrity (siddiq), communicative (tabligh), and consistency of courage (istiqomah).…”

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Entrepreneurial Intention from the Islamic Perspective: A Holistic Approach

Majid¹,

Zainol²,

Daud³

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An intention is an individual's internal desire to predict behaviour. As an all-encompassing religion, Islam is a way of life that places priority on the intention of its believers that leads to their actions. In the field of entrepreneurship, previous researches have proven that entrepreneurial intention has a crucial role in predicting entrepreneurial behaviour. This topic of entrepreneurial intention has been attracting considerable attention and thus generating an abundance of literature. However, discussions on entrepreneurial intention from the Islamic perspective are still limited and lack the interest from researchers. Thus, the primary purpose of this conceptual paper is to explore entrepreneurial intention from the Islamic perspective. The discussion begins with an elaboration of the importance of religion in entrepreneurship. Then, it deliberates on the concept of intention in Islam and provides a review of the antecedents of entrepreneurial intention in Islamic practices. The literature review leads the researchers to imply a conceptual framework for the relationship between entrepreneurial knowledge, entrepreneurial motivation and entrepreneurial intention through religious belief as a moderator.

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“…In this study, researchers consider it necessary to reveal MSEs in the creation of new social values based on Islamic values, such as Sakai et al (2018), as research findings, that currently the spirit and interest of Muslims to build entrepreneurial participation by applying business ethics by Islamic values is relatively low (Ratten et al, 2017). This research is also motivated by the role of 'Aisyiyah as a socio-religious organization as an agent of change, which can improve people's welfare.…”

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Do Islamic social entrepreneurship moderate Islamic leadership and emotional intelligence? Evidence from micro and small enterprises fostered by ‘Aisyiyah

Asfiah

2021

JIBE

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This study aims to understand Islamic social entrepreneurship in moderating the influence of Islamic leadership and emotional intelligence to improve Micro and Small Enterprises (SMEs). Another objective of this study is to determine the effect of Islamic leadership, emotional intelligence, and Islamic social entrepreneurship on business performance. This research is quantitative research, whose population is a group of SMEs fostered by 'Aisyiyah East Java so that 150 respondents were determined. This amount is calculated by non-probability sampling and judgmental sampling techniques based on the researcher's considerations. The sample was decided to be used due to existing uncertain population, and the collection of questionnaires using Google forms. All variables are valid and reliable; data analysis using path analysis technique with Smart PLS 3.0 software found a direct and indirect effect of Islamic social entrepreneurship variable on SME business performance. This analysis also shows that Islamic leadership and emotional intelligence have a significant impact on business performance.

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Entrepreneurial intentions from an Islamic perspective: a study of Muslim entrepreneurs in Indonesia

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Exploring the Relationship Between Entrepreneurship and Psychological Characteristics, and Corporate Social Responsibility Under Marketization

Exploring the Relationship Between Entrepreneurship and Psychological Characteristics, and Corporate Social Responsibility Under Marketization

Entrepreneurial Intention from the Islamic Perspective: A Holistic Approach

Do Islamic social entrepreneurship moderate Islamic leadership and emotional intelligence? Evidence from micro and small enterprises fostered by ‘Aisyiyah

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