Opportunity-driven Immigrant Entrepreneurship: A comparative case study of immigrant entrepreneurship in the Norwegian-host country context

a) Published in peer-reviewed journals listed in the ISI Journal Citation Report.. b) The country of origin of the respondents is reported. The studies analysing immigrants

To attain and sustain success from the start up business by immigrant women entrepreneurs, one thing they will have ensure and that is to establish link between both

To get more in-depth knowledge on the process of identifying opportunities by immigrant entrepreneurs in the UK and different kind of opportunities developed by

This study contributes to the understanding of post- entrepreneurship rewards in subsequent paid employment showing (1) mean (median) rewards for former entrepreneurs

The expert committee on immigrant women’s employment (SOU 2012:69) commissioned a study of parental leave take-up among women from countries outside the EEA, who

Abstract The aim of this study is to understand more about how identification of international opportunities differs between native and immigrant entrepreneurs. Based on a survey of

Thus, unless the high poverty rates in the immigrant population are just a temporary feature of the immigrants' initial period of adjustment in the host country, poverty

Background: Knowledge of mortality differentials in immigrant groups depending on their reason for migration, length of stay in host countries and characteristics of sending