Journal of Business Venturing

1985 - 2025

Current editor(s): S. Venkataraman

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Volume 15, issue 5-6, 2000

University revenues from technology transfer: Licensing fees vs. equity positions pp. 385-392

Michael J. Bray and James N. Lee

New venture survival: Ignorance, external shocks, and risk reduction strategies pp. 393-410

Dean A. Shepherd, Evan J. Douglas and Mark Shanley

Competing models of entrepreneurial intentions pp. 411-432

Norris F. KruegerJR, Michael D. Reilly and Alan L. Carsrud

Management commitment to innovation and esop stock concentration pp. 433-447

John E. Gamble

New venture strategy and profitability: A venture capitalist's assessment pp. 449-467

Dean A. Shepherd, Richard Ettenson and Andrew Crouch

International corporate entrepreneurship and firm performance: The moderating effect of international environmental hostility pp. 469-492

Shaker A. Zahra and Dennis M. Garvis

Strategic experimentation: Understanding change and performance in new ventures pp. 493-521

Charlene L. Nicholls-Nixon, Arnold C. Cooper and Carolyn Y. Woo

An investigation of marketing practice by firm size pp. 523-545

Nicole E. Coviello, Roderick J. Brodie and Hugh J. Munro

Volume 15, issue 4, 2000

Perceived risks and choices in entrepreneurs' new venture decisions pp. 305-322

David Forlani and John W. Mullins

The potential of actuarial decision models: Can they improve the venture capital investment decision? pp. 323-346

Andrew L. Zacharakis and G. Dale Meyer

On the survival prospects of men's and women's new business ventures pp. 347-362

Richard J. BodenJR. and Alfred Nucci

Small businesses and liquidity constraints in financing business investment: Evidence from shanghai's manufacturing sector pp. 363-383

Clement Kong-Wing Chow and Michael Ka Yiu Fung

Volume 15, issue 3, 2000

Dynamic capabilities and new product development in high technology ventures: An empirical analysis of new biotechnology firms pp. 211-229

David L. Deeds, Dona Decarolis and Joseph Coombs

Entrepreneurship as a utility maximizing response pp. 231-251

Evan J. Douglas and Dean A. Shepherd

An examination of the impact of initial founding conditions and decisions upon the performance of new bank start-ups pp. 253-277

Charles Bamford, Thomas J. Dean and Patricia P. McDougall

Women business owners in traditional and non-traditional industries pp. 279-303

Alexandra L. Anna, Gaylen N. Chandler, Erik Jansen and Neal P. Mero

Volume 15, issue 2, 2000

Cognitive biases, risk perception, and venture formation: How individuals decide to start companies pp. 113-134

Mark Simon, Susan M. Houghton and Karl Aquino

Technology strategy and software new ventures' performance: Exploring the moderating effect of the competitive environment pp. 135-173

Shaker A. Zahra and William C. Bogner

Pioneers and followers: Competitive tactics, environment, and firm growth pp. 175-210

Jeffrey G. Covin, Dennis P. Slevin and Michael B. Heeley

Volume 15, issue 1, 2000

Sluggish giants, sticky cultures, and dynamic capability transformation pp. 59-78

Sumit K Majumdar

Counterfactual thinking and venture formation: The potential effects of thinking about "what might have been" pp. 79-91

Robert A. Baron

Spin-offs from research centers at a research university pp. 93-111

Morten Steffensen, Everett M. Rogers and Kristen Speakman

Volume 14, issue 5-6, 1999

Firm creation and economic transitions pp. 427-450

John E. Jackson, Jacek Klich and Krystyna Poznanska

Has new business creation in russia come to a halt? pp. 451-460

Vladimir Kontorovich

The development of the czech sme sector pp. 461-473

Marie Bohata and Jan Mladek

Corporate entrepreneurs and privatized firms in russia, ukraine, and belarus pp. 475-492

Igor Filatotchev, Mike Wright, Trevor Buck and Vladimir Zhukov

Trade credit and bank finance: Financing small firms in russia pp. 493-518

Lisa Cook

Is lack of funds the main obstacle to growth? ebrd's experience with small- and medium-sized businesses in central and eastern europe pp. 519-539

Francesca Pissarides

Volume 14, issue 4, 1999

Introduction: Special issue on franchising pp. 321-322

Rajiv P. Dant and Patrick J. Kaufmann

Colas, burgers, shakes, and shirkers: Towards a sociological model of franchising in the market economy pp. 323-344

John Stanworth and James Curran

Franchising and the choice of self-employment pp. 345-362

Patrick J. Kaufmann

Influence of franchisee selection criteria on outcomes desired by the franchisor pp. 363-395

Thani Jambulingam and John R. Nevin

The misapplication of Kodak In franchise tying suits pp. 397-415

Roger D. Blair and Jill Boylston Herndon

Volume 14, issue 3, 1999

Businesses without glamour? an analysis of resources on performance by size and age in small service and retail firms pp. 233-257

Candida G. Brush and Radha Chaganti

Explaining the international intensity and global diversity of early-stage technology-based firms pp. 259-281

Stephen B. Preece, Grant Miles and Mark C. Baetz

Size of investment, opportunity choice and human resources in new venture growth: Some typologies pp. 283-309

Sanjay Prasad Thakur

A new methodology for aggregating tables: Summarizing journal quality data pp. 311-319

Diccon R. E. Bancroft, C. Gopinath, Agnes M. Kovacs and Lidia K. Rejto

Volume 14, issue 2, 1999

An examination of opportunistic action within research alliances: Evidence from the biotechnology industry pp. 141-163

David L. Deeds and Charles W. L. Hill

An examination of the influence of industry structure on eight alternative measures of new venture performance for high potential independent new ventures pp. 165-187

Kenneth Charles Robinson

A proclivity for entrepreneurship: A comparison of entrepreneurs, small business owners, and corporate managers pp. 189-214

Wayne H. StewartJr., Warren E. Watson, Joann C. Carland and James W. Carland

Predicting new venture survival: An analysis of "anatomy of a start-up." cases from Inc. Magazine pp. 215-232

William B. Gartner, Jennifer A. Starr and Subodh Bhat

Volume 14, issue 1, 1999

Preface to the special issue on franchising pp. 1-3

Rajiv P. Dant and Patrick J. Kaufmann

Franchising and the domain of entrepreneurship research pp. 5-16

Patrick J. Kaufmann and Rajiv P. Dant

Franchising versus corporate ownership: The effect on price dispersion pp. 17-34

Francine Lafontaine

The challenge of autonomy and dependence in franchised channels of distribution pp. 35-67

Rajiv P. Dant and Gregory T. Gundlach

Standardization and adaptation in business format franchising pp. 69-85

Patrick J. Kaufmann and Sevgin Eroglu

The pricing of a brand name product: Franchising in the motel services industry pp. 87-102

Lawrence Wu

Why do entrepreneurs become franchisees? an empirical analysis of organizational choice pp. 103-124

Darrell L. Williams

The effect of organizational context on entrepreneurial strategies in franchising pp. 125-140

Cecilia M. Falbe, Thomas C. Dandridge and Ajith Kumar

Volume 13, issue 6, 1998

Why do venture capital firms exist? theory and canadian evidence pp. 441-466

Raphael Amit, James Brander and Christoph Zott

Small business growth through geographic expansion: A comparative case study pp. 467-492

Bruce R. Barringer and Daniel W. Greening

Strategy and the board of directors in venture capital-backed firms pp. 493-503

Vance H. Fried, Garry D. Bruton and Robert D. Hisrich

Outcome quality of small- to medium- sized enterprise-based alliances: The role of perceived partner behaviors pp. 505-522

K. Mark Weaver and Pat H. Dickson

Does one size fit all? exploring the relationship between attitudes towards growth, gender, and business size pp. 523-542

Jennifer E. Cliff

Volume 13, issue 5, 1998

The pricing of successful venture capital-backed high-tech and life-sciences companies pp. 333-351

Houlihan Valuation Advisors

An examination of the substitutability of founders human and financial capital in emerging business ventures pp. 353-369

Gaylen N. Chandler and Steven H. Hanks

What determines success? examining the human, financial, and social capital of jamaican microentrepreneurs pp. 371-394

Benson Honig

To agree or not to agree? consensus and performance in new ventures pp. 395-422

G. Page WestIII and G. Dale Meyer

Cultures of success: Characteristics of the u.k.'s leading mbo teams and managers pp. 423-439

Yehuda Baruch and David Gebbie

Volume 13, issue 4, 1998

The rural entrepreneurial venture: creating the virtual megafirm pp. 257-274

Richard L. Van Horn and Michael G. Harvey

Cognitive mechanisms in entrepreneurship: why and when enterpreneurs think differently than other people pp. 275-294

Robert A. Baron

Does entrepreneurial self-efficacy distinguish entrepreneurs from managers? pp. 295-316

Chao C. Chen, Patricia Gene Greene and Ann Crick

Validation of a didactic model for the analysis of training objectives in entrepreneurship pp. 317-332

Jean-Pierre Bechard and Jean-Marie Toulouse

Volume 13, issue 3, 1998

Novice, portfolio, and serial founders: are they different? pp. 173-204

Paul Westhead and Mike Wright

Technology-based, "adolescent" firm configurations: strategy identification, context, and performance pp. 205-230

Karen A. Bantel

Hostile environmental jolts, transaction set, and new business pp. 231-255

S. Venkataraman and Andrew H. VAN de VEN

Volume 13, issue 2, 1998

Franchising as an entrepreneurial venture form pp. 91-94

Frank Hoy and Scott Shane

Franchising growth and franchisor entry and exit in the U.S. market: Myth and reality pp. 95-112

Francine Lafontaine and Kathryn Shaw

Survival patterns among newcomers to franchising pp. 113-130

Timothy Bates

Franchising for sustainable advantage? Comparing the performance of independent retailers and trade-name franchisees pp. 131-150

Reginald A. Litz and Alice C. Stewart

NAFTA and franchising: A comparison of franchisor perceptions of characteristics associated with franchisee success and failure in Canada, Mexico, and the United States pp. 151-171

Cecilia M. Falbe and Dianne H. B. Welsh

Volume 13, issue 1, 1998

Control techniques and upward flow of information in franchising in distant markets: conceptualization and preliminary evidence pp. 3-28

Rajiv P. Dant and Nada I. Nasr

Encroachment: legal restrictions on retail franchise expansion pp. 29-41

William Slater Vincent

Technological acquisition and investment: lessons from recent indian experience pp. 43-55

B. L. Pandit and N. S. Siddharthan

A lack of insight: do venture capitalists really understand their own decision process? pp. 57-76

Andrew L. Zacharakis and G. Dale Meyer

Entrepreneurship and female youth: knowledge, attitudes, gender differences, and educational practices pp. 77-88

Marilyn L. Kourilsky and William B. Walstad