The role of entrepreneurial leadership, intellectual capital, innovativeness culture, and entrepreneurial orientation in entrepreneurial opportunity recognition by students

Ataei, Pouria; Karimi, Hamid; Zarei, Raha

doi:10.1016/j.joitmc.2024.100265

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Factors Influencing Women’s Entrepreneurial Success in a Patriarchal Society: Empirical Evidence from Morocco

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The purpose of the current study is to identify factors associated with women’s entrepreneurial success. By embracing social feminism theory, this study provides a well-rounded analysis of the individual, social, institutional, and economic factors that shape successful women’s business development in a patriarchal society within a Muslim and Arab country. Following the conceptual model development, data were obtained from 212 Moroccan women business owners using a web-based questionnaire. The results, based on structural equation modeling, revealed the positive and direct influence of individual factors on women entrepreneurs’ success, including the need for achievement, and risk-taking. Additionally, external factors, particularly government support, social support, and access to finance, were found to be an important determinant of the entrepreneurial success of Moroccan women. This study enriches the existing knowledge on the determinants of the entrepreneurial success of women in developing countries. It offers offer useful managerial implications for policymakers who should implement appropriate actions to promote gender equality, as well as foster an environment conducive to enabling Moroccan women to launch and develop their own businesses.

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The role of entrepreneurial leadership, intellectual capital, innovativeness culture, and entrepreneurial orientation in entrepreneurial opportunity recognition by students

Cited by 4 publications

References 71 publications

Agro-Entrepreneurship, Gender Representation, and Leadership

Agro-Entrepreneurship, Gender Representation, and Leadership

How protean career orientation affects career decidedness: The mediating role of career adaptability and career decision self-efficacy

Factors Influencing Women’s Entrepreneurial Success in a Patriarchal Society: Empirical Evidence from Morocco

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