This study explores how digital technologies can support self-employment among people with disabilities (PwDs), applying affordance theory to critically review business and management literature. A conceptual framework identifies key technological affordances and enabling conditions, showing how digital tools can foster inclusive entrepreneurship. The paper calls for empirical research on intersectionality and the sustainability of tech-enabled ventures.
Empowering Disadvantage Entrepreneurship: The Role of New Technologies for People With Disabilities
Cristina Caterina Amitrano
;Gabriella Esposito;Stefano Bresciani
2025-01-01
Abstract
This study explores how digital technologies can support self-employment among people with disabilities (PwDs), applying affordance theory to critically review business and management literature. A conceptual framework identifies key technological affordances and enabling conditions, showing how digital tools can foster inclusive entrepreneurship. The paper calls for empirical research on intersectionality and the sustainability of tech-enabled ventures.
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