Academia.eduAcademia.edu

Figure 5 – uploaded by Charmine Härtel

See full PDFdownloadDownload figure
Table 3 (continued) coded a differentiated social approach as instances where an entrepreneur emphasized subjective metrics or aspects such as social impact, well-being and support for disadvantaged groups in their hiring practices as these are elements that are prioritized in a more traditional charitable organization (Smith et al., 2013).

Table 3 (continued) coded a differentiated social approach as instances where an entrepreneur emphasized subjective metrics or aspects such as social impact, well-being and support for disadvantaged groups in their hiring practices as these are elements that are prioritized in a more traditional charitable organization (Smith et al., 2013).

Related Figures (7)

Description of cases. Table 1
Description of cases. Table 1
Illustrative data for intercultural foundations, incidents and mental schemas for immigrant entrepreneurs with globalist, patriot and aspirational intercultural experience. Table 2 ‘Icame to Belgium when I was four years old with my parents...they were married and they broke up so my mother, she doesn’t like Europe and she actually just came for my father. So she really loved Africa so she had to go back because it didn’t really work out anymore with my father and she needed to go back and for me, they preferred for me to stay...because the quality of life is better over here etc. So I stayed here....One thing I remember [about mum] when she was here, and some people were saying things about Africa and black people...she will speak up...So I think...she’s not able to identify, connect with Belgians in any way at all...[Mum is] actually always making others happy and that’s why she really had this impact on me...And I want to be that person and yes - so really had a big influence on me,
Illustrative data for intercultural foundations, incidents and mental schemas for immigrant entrepreneurs with globalist, patriot and aspirational intercultural experience. Table 2 ‘Icame to Belgium when I was four years old with my parents...they were married and they broke up so my mother, she doesn’t like Europe and she actually just came for my father. So she really loved Africa so she had to go back because it didn’t really work out anymore with my father and she needed to go back and for me, they preferred for me to stay...because the quality of life is better over here etc. So I stayed here....One thing I remember [about mum] when she was here, and some people were saying things about Africa and black people...she will speak up...So I think...she’s not able to identify, connect with Belgians in any way at all...[Mum is] actually always making others happy and that’s why she really had this impact on me...And I want to be that person and yes - so really had a big influence on me,
Table 2 (continued)
Table 2 (continued)
‘So, we insist on everybody be radically candid about everything... People should tell me because I might have a lot of flaws and I want to know ‘It’s creative. It’s result focused. It’s aspiration driven. We’re about reaching for the stars. It believes in Table 3
‘So, we insist on everybody be radically candid about everything... People should tell me because I might have a lot of flaws and I want to know ‘It’s creative. It’s result focused. It’s aspiration driven. We’re about reaching for the stars. It believes in Table 3
Related topics:
EntrepreneurshipAfrican StudiesIntercultural CommunicationSocial EntrepreneurshipBlack/African DiasporaEarly Childhood EducationCross-Cultural StudiesSocial EnterprisesEntrepreneurship EducationHybrid Organizations
580 California St., Suite 400
San Francisco, CA, 94104
© 2025 Academia. All rights reserved