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How To Videos: Research Hub

Feeling stuck? Check out these videos and walk-throughs to learn more about how to navigate Research Hub and set up your user account.

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Paper made Top Ten Most downloads SSRN

"ARE ENTREPRENEURIAL COUNTRIES GOOD, HAPPY, AND HEALTHY FOR ENTREPRENEURS?", was recently listed on SSRN's Top Ten download list for:

ERPN: Attitudes & Emotions (Sub-Topic),

ERPN: Individuals (Topic),

ERPN: Other Labor Economics (Sub-Topic),

ERPN: Other Societies (Sub-Topic),

ERPN: Societies (Topic),

Entrepreneurship & the Social Sciences eJournal and SRPN: Enterprise (Topic).

ERPN: Labor Economics (Topic) Top Ten, and

Sustainability at Work eJournal Top Ten.

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Doctoral Student Pilar Abreu Work Accepted for Presentation

Pilar Abreu dissertation titled "One Size does not Fit All: Bilingual Training and Effectiveness in Healthcare Translation" has been accepted for presentation at "Cross-cultural conuseling and education conference for research, action, and change".

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School of Business Faculty Radostina Peteva Received Grant

Dr. Radostina Peteva received an OSS grant to study the relationship of education and firms' IPO success.

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CWDR Research Communities

The Center for Workplace Diversity Research is streamlining its different lines of research through CWDR Research Communities.

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Are Entrepreneurial Countries Good, Happy, Healthy for Entrepreneurs?

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The relationship between entrepreneurship and well-being at the individual level is not the same as the relationship between the two at the country level. This paper argues that external intangible macro-environment stimuli (happiness, humanity efforts, healthiness) at the country level are as relevant to the study of entrepreneurial activities as the tangible macro-environmental factors or internal cognitive reasons for these activities.