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Rachel Shinnar

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Appalachian State University

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Appalachian State University

Walker College of Business

International Business

Rachel Shinnar is currently serving as an Appalachian State University Professor at Appalachian State University.

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entrepreneurship business entrepreneurial behavior management entrepreneurship research social entrepreneurship entrepreneurial motivation entrepreneurial intentions motivation education business studies gender studies higher education small business management international business international entrepreneurship ethnicity business research intercultural studies entrepreneurial phenomenon entrepreneurship education gender inequality international migration organizational behavior cultural diversity servicelearning gender diversity migration studies vocational behavior entrepreneurial innovation international education religiosity university students mexican immigrants exploratory study ethnic studies professional development human resources applied psychology latino studies business culture mass immigration self-employment ethnic group relation social capital socio-environmental implications social ecology social sustainability agri-environmental policy organizational psychology employee attitudes personnel economics migrant workers career development cultural context cultural psychology small business economics lifelong learning learning organizations educational services family involvement market segmentation cognitive interaction gambling video game addiction entrepreneurial perceptions european students hispanic immigrant entrepreneurs iranian farmers environmental support employee referrals agriculture students cultural values venture creation organizational climate entrepreneurial experience

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Developing Management Students’ Cultural Intelligence Through Collaborative Online International Learning. The International Journal of Management Education (2025)

experiential learninginternational educationcultural diversitycultureeducationintercultural studieslanguage teachingcross-cultural assessment

Female but Not Too Feminine. Perceptions of Female Entrepreneurs and Their Ventures: The Role of Gender and Feminine Adornments. Entrepreneurship and Regional Development (2025)

gendered sexualitygender identitybusiness studieswomen's studiesfeminine adornmentssex rolesentrepreneurshipbusinessgender inequalityfeminist theoryfeminist studiesgender studiesfemale entrepreneursgendered contextfeminist philosophyentrepreneurial behaviorgender diversitygender disparitiesgender divide

Entrepreneurial Passion, Alertness and Opportunity Recognition: Affective-Cognitive Interactions in Dynamic Environments. International Small Business Journal Researching Entrepreneurship (2024)

Fei ZhuSamuel AdomakoFrancis DonbesuurMujtaba AhsanRachel ShinnarArash (Ash) Sadeghi

motivationbusiness researchaffective-cognitive interactionscognitive scienceentrepreneurial motivationentrepreneurial phenomenonopportunity recognitionentrepreneurial behaviorbehavioral sciencesentrepreneurshipentrepreneurial innovationcognitive interactionbusinessentrepreneurial passionsmall business managementemotionsentrepreneurship research

Religiosity and Ethical Business Behavior: A Study on Differences Between Catholic and Protestant Students. Management international (2024)

business ethicsreligiosityreligious studiesreligionsociology of religionsocial responsibilityethical business behaviorreligious groupsbusinessethicsprotestant students

Beyond Educating Students About Business Failure: The Role of Optimism Training and Hope. Journal of Small Business Management (2023)

Dan CohenDan K. HsuRachel S. Shinnar

optimism traininghigher educationeducationbusiness failurebusinesssmall business management

Individual Religious Affiliation, Religiosity and Entrepreneurial Intentions Among Students in Four Countries. International Small Business Journal Researching Entrepreneurship (2022)

Olivier GiacominFrank JanssenRachel S ShinnarKatherine GundolfNematollah Shiri

religiosityentrepreneurial intentionsindividual religious affiliationentrepreneurshipbusiness

“I Put in Effort, but I Am Still Not Passionate”: The Fit Perceptions of Novice Entrepreneurs. Journal of Business Venturing Insights (2022)

Fei ZhuImran SyedDan K. HsuDan CohenRachel S. Shinnar

novice entrepreneursmotivationfit perceptionsbusiness venturingentrepreneurshipbusiness

Polychronicity, Decision-Making and Entrepreneurial Self-Efficacy of Venture Team Founders: An Exploratory Study. New England journal of entrepreneurship (2022)

Hsing-Er LinRachel Sheli ShinnarYongchuan ShiDan Hsu

venture team foundersexploratory studyentrepreneurshipentrepreneurial self-efficacybusiness

Entrepreneuriat, Spiritualité Et Religion. Méthodes & Recherches (2021)

spiritualité et religionphilosophy of religionreligious studiesreligionsocial entrepreneurshipentrepreneurial phenomenonscientific study of religionsociology of religionentrepreneurial behaviorentrepreneurshipspiritualityreligious research

How Founders Establish Legitimacy. Social enterprise journal (2020)

administrative sciencestartup ecosystempolitical sciencegovernanceentrepreneurshipbusiness

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Rachel Shinnar

Professor

Appalachian State University

Affiliations

Appalachian State University

Walker College of Business

International Business

Rachel Shinnar is currently serving as an Appalachian State University Professor at Appalachian State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Rachel Shinnar

Appalachian State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Developing Management Students’ Cultural Intelligence Through Collaborative Online International Learning. The International Journal of Management Education (2025)

experiential learninginternational educationcultural diversitycultureeducationintercultural studieslanguage teachingcross-cultural assessment

Female but Not Too Feminine. Perceptions of Female Entrepreneurs and Their Ventures: The Role of Gender and Feminine Adornments. Entrepreneurship and Regional Development (2025)

Entrepreneurial Passion, Alertness and Opportunity Recognition: Affective-Cognitive Interactions in Dynamic Environments. International Small Business Journal Researching Entrepreneurship (2024)

Fei ZhuSamuel AdomakoFrancis DonbesuurMujtaba AhsanRachel ShinnarArash (Ash) Sadeghi

Religiosity and Ethical Business Behavior: A Study on Differences Between Catholic and Protestant Students. Management international (2024)

business ethicsreligiosityreligious studiesreligionsociology of religionsocial responsibilityethical business behaviorreligious groupsbusinessethicsprotestant students

Beyond Educating Students About Business Failure: The Role of Optimism Training and Hope. Journal of Small Business Management (2023)

Dan CohenDan K. HsuRachel S. Shinnar

optimism traininghigher educationeducationbusiness failurebusinesssmall business management

Individual Religious Affiliation, Religiosity and Entrepreneurial Intentions Among Students in Four Countries. International Small Business Journal Researching Entrepreneurship (2022)

Olivier GiacominFrank JanssenRachel S ShinnarKatherine GundolfNematollah Shiri

religiosityentrepreneurial intentionsindividual religious affiliationentrepreneurshipbusiness

“I Put in Effort, but I Am Still Not Passionate”: The Fit Perceptions of Novice Entrepreneurs. Journal of Business Venturing Insights (2022)

Fei ZhuImran SyedDan K. HsuDan CohenRachel S. Shinnar

novice entrepreneursmotivationfit perceptionsbusiness venturingentrepreneurshipbusiness

Polychronicity, Decision-Making and Entrepreneurial Self-Efficacy of Venture Team Founders: An Exploratory Study. New England journal of entrepreneurship (2022)

Hsing-Er LinRachel Sheli ShinnarYongchuan ShiDan Hsu

venture team foundersexploratory studyentrepreneurshipentrepreneurial self-efficacybusiness

Entrepreneuriat, Spiritualité Et Religion. Méthodes & Recherches (2021)

How Founders Establish Legitimacy. Social enterprise journal (2020)

administrative sciencestartup ecosystempolitical sciencegovernanceentrepreneurshipbusiness

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