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Objective: The objective of this article is to empirically investigate whether entrepreneurial self-efficacy moderates the effects of cognitive flexibility, entrepreneurial alertness on entrepreneurial intentions. It is based on social cognitive theory and person-environment fit theory; the...

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The influence of transformational leadership on Malaysian students’ entrepreneurial behaviour

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The internationalisation of family firms : the role of the ownership structure and the composition of top management team

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Predicting leadership emergence in global virtual teams

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Editorial: social entrepreneurship and socio-economic development

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Social entrepreneurship and socio-economic development

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The role of social and psychological factors on entrepreneurial intention among Islamic college students in Indonesia

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