This study examines the (dis)similarities between franchisees and entrepreneurs' decision-making models, and how satisfied they are with their decisions. Based on decision-making theories, the study examines whether entrepreneurs and franchisees use the same decision-making model, rational or...

Entrepreneurial antecedents have been a subject of investigation for many decades. While entrepreneurial characteristics and personality traits have been explored in-depth, cultural contexts have gained less attention. The current study explores how the tension between different community values...

Purpose: This study examines the entrepreneurial transformation within kibbutzim (organizations historically rooted in collectivist ideals) as they adapt to economic and cultural shifts. Positioned as unique socioeconomic models, kibbutzim provide a compelling context for understanding social...