Systematic Literature Review on the Relationship Between Entrepreneurship and Cultural Capital in the Role of Transnationality, Education, and Gender

Abstract

Along with the upcoming opportunities it presents in the market, entrepreneurship is a topic that receives a great deal of attention in academic study. The nature of running a business has been shifting for some time now, which has resulted in many changes to the dynamics of entrepreneurship in more recent times. The revolution that has taken place in the cultural and social components of society has also contributed to the occurrence of this transition. The approach that Bourdieu takes to entrepreneurship deals with the cultural components of the subject matter and delivers a great lot of insightful new information. For the purpose of this study, a comprehensive review was carried out in order to determine the primary topics that correspond to the connection between the two. Transnational entrepreneurship, the role of gender, and the impact of education and skills on the concept of entrepreneurship are the three subjects that have been identified for the study.