Expatriate entrepreneurs are exposed to greater risk than ‘local’ entrepreneurs, particularly during exogenous crises. Their psychological characteristics can influence how they view such threats and may inform resultant coping strategies. Reflecting on pre-entrepreneurship experiences envisioning life post-crisis allows identification of 'what worked' for throughout their career journeys. This...

Purpose While there is anecdotal evidence that internationally mobile workers often form isolated nation-based communities or “expatriate bubbles,” previous academic scholarship on the expatriate and their subjective boundaries limited. The primary purpose of this article to advance theoretical conceptual understanding as bubbles. Design/methodology/approach As developed by Lamont Molnár (2002)...