Entrepreneurial resilience

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Table 1. General external (1 and 2) and internal (3–7) aspects of resilience (from Ungar et al 2007, p. 295)

	Aspect	Explanation
1	Access to material resources	Availability of financial, educational, medical, and employment assistance and/or opportunities, as well as access to food, clothing, and shelter
2	Access to supportive relationships	Relationships with significant others, peers, and adults within one's family and community
3	Development of a desirable personal identity	Desirable sense of one's self as having a personal and collective sense of purpose, ability for self-appraisal of strengths and weaknesses, aspirations, beliefs, and values including spiritual and religious identification
4	Experiences of power and control	Experiences of caring for one's self and others, the ability to affect change in one's social and physical environment in order to access health resources
5	Adherence to cultural traditions	Adherence to, or knowledge of, one's local and/or global cultural practices, values, and beliefs
6	Experiences of social justice	Experiences related to finding a meaningful role in one's community that brings with it acceptance and social equality
7	Experiences of a sense of cohesion with others	Balancing one's personal interests with a sense of responsibility to the greater good; feeling a part of something larger than one's self socially and spiritually