Academia Revista Latinoamericana de Administración: Volume 34 Issue 3

New trends on entrepreneurship research in Latin America and Caribbean countries: evidence from GEM and GUESSS projects – an analytical editorial

Gianni Romaní, Izaias Martins, Rodrigo Varela, Carlos Pombo

The relationship between innovation and informal entrepreneurship: evidence from a developing country

Yeri Tordecilla Avila, Jana Schmutzler, Patricia Beatriz Marquez Rodriguez, Eduardo Gómez Araujo

This paper aims to evaluate whether entrepreneurs with an innovative product/service are more likely to formally register their businesses. Understanding the decision of business…

Challenging the context: mumpreneurship, copreneurship and sustainable thinking in the entrepreneurial process of women – a case study in Ecuador

María Eulalia Chávez Rivera, María del Mar Fuentes Fuentes, Jenny María Ruiz-Jiménez

The purpose of this article is to determine the factors in the context of entrepreneurship that are evident in Ecuador, a country that has the highest rate of female…

Entrepreneurial intention among Latin American university students

Juan Carlos Leiva, Ronald Mora-Esquivel, Catherine Krauss-Delorme, Adriana Bonomo-Odizzio, Martín Solís-Salazar

This paper analyses how contextual factors at universities (entrepreneurship education and program learning) and cognitive variables (perceived behavioral control, implementation…

Students' perception of learning from entrepreneurship education programs and entrepreneurial intention in Latin America

Tatiana Lopez, Claudia Alvarez, Izaias Martins, Juan P. Perez, Juan Pablo Románn-Calderón

Drawing on entrepreneurship education and entrepreneurial intention literature, this paper develops and tests a model that aims to explain the relationship between students'…

Influence of educational programs oriented toward entrepreneurship on the entrepreneurial intention of university students: the case of Chile

Noah Silva, Cristóbal Fernández‐Robin, Diego Yáñez, Gianni Romaní

This study measures the influence of educational programs oriented toward entrepreneurship (POE) on the prediction of the entrepreneurial intention (EI) of university students…

Emerging union–management partnership in Chilean firms: particularities and limitations

Francisca Gutiérrez Crocco, Angel Martin Caballero

The article explains why some Chilean companies have implemented a partnership strategy with trade unions, in a national context broadly described as unfavorable to such approach…

An assessment of the determinants of licensing of university patents: a survey of Spanish universities

F. Javier Miranda, Jesús Pérez-Mayo, José Manuel García-Gallego, Víctor Valero-Amaro, Sergio Rubio

This work tries to shed light on what factors can influence, positively or negatively, the decision to license a patent from a university, in order to offer some recommendations…