Entrepreneurship in Northeastern Syria

Entrepreneurship in Northeastern Syria

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Abedtalas, Musallam
External Publications (2022)

in: El Hiwar (80), 111-121

 (original article only available in arabic)

Drawing on the institutional approach, we describe the remarkable expansion of entrepreneurship in an under conflict area (Amuda-North east Syria), and explore its possible role in the future peace in Syria. Our findings indicate that; with the collapse of formal institutions constraining entrepreneurship, the disruption of supply chains and the weakness of new institutions; the entrepreneurs can depend on informal institutions that embrace entrepreneurship and deploy individual and social resources to exploit productive opportunities. Furthermore, those entrepreneurs have a possible positive role in the future development and peace.

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