Journal of Entrepreneurship and Public Policy

2012 - 2025

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Policy and institutions facilitating entrepreneurial spin-offs: USA, Asia and Europe pp. 186-196: Rosa Caiazza, David Audretsch, Tiziana Volpe and Julie Debra Singer
Enclaves and entrepreneurial success pp. 197-221: Charles Braymen and Florence Neymotin
A brief history of small business in Australia, 1970-2010 pp. 222-236: Michael T. Schaper
Public policy rules and norms in choice of a nesting place of a social enterprise pp. 237-253: Herrington J. Bryce
Entrepreneurship and SME development in post-conflict societies pp. 254-274: Vernesa Djip
What obstacles do entrepreneurs encounter? pp. 275-291: Monia Lougui and Kristina Nyström
Expected corruption and business formation pp. 292-305: Noel Campbell and Adriana S. Cordis
Reducing copyright piracy using entrepreneurial intermediary platforms pp. 306-316: Kristie Briggs, Joshua Eiermann, Thomas Hodgson and Elizabeth McNamara

Depreciation rules and small business longevity pp. 10-32: Don Bruce, John Deskins and Tami Gurley-Calvez
Facilitating the formalisation of entrepreneurs in the informal economy pp. 33-48: Colin Williams and Sara J. Nadin
A consumption-based measure of the monetary rewards to entrepreneurship pp. 49-71: Dmitriy Krichevskiy
Impact of start-up support through guided preparation pp. 72-95: Juita-Elena (Wie) Yusuf
How does the estate tax affect the number of firms? pp. 96-117: Pavel A. Yakovlev and Antony Davies
State income tax reciprocity agreements and small businesses pp. 118-140: Don Bruce, Jonathan Rork and Gary Wagner
Entrepreneurship and the consequences of healthcare policy pp. 141-159: Robert Salvino, Michael Tasto and Gregory Randolph
Contingency factors on university spin-off formation: an empirical study in Germany pp. 160-176: Arndt Lautenschläger, Heiko Haase and Jan Kratzer

Policy at the local level pp. 104-109: Stephan F. Gohmann
Stage-specific effects of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act pp. 110-129: Sencer Ecer and Salman Khalid
Entrepreneurship and political risk pp. 130-143: Nabamita Dutta, Russell Sobel and Sanjukta Roy
Economic freedom, entrepreneurial activity, and the service sector pp. 144-159: Stephan F. Gohmann, Bradley K. Hobbs and Myra J. McCrickard
Knowledge-sharing through social interaction in a policy-driven industrial cluster pp. 160-177: Christopher Richardson
Do tax rate cuts encourage entrepreneurial entry? pp. 178-202: Tami Gurley-Calvez and Donald Bruce

Multiple measures of US entrepreneurial activity and classical liberal institutions pp. 4-20: Noel Campbell, David Mitchell and Tammy M. Rogers
Explaining development aid allocation by growth pp. 21-41: Chris Doucouliagos and Martin Paldam
Public policy and expatriate entrepreneurs pp. 42-53: Zafar U. Ahmed, Philip W. Zgheib, Shawn Carraher and Abdulrahim K. Kowatly
Factors influencing the formation of Chinese and American entrepreneurs pp. 54-66: Prestin Lewis, Lu Wei, Yin Hao, Li Yong and Louis C. Vaccaro
Entrepreneurship and state economic growth pp. 67-79: Rik Hafer
Gender and ethnicity in business consulting assistance: public policy implications pp. 80-95: Don Sciglimpaglia, Dianne H.B. Welsh and Michael L. Harris

Tackling entrepreneurship in the informal economy: evaluating the policy options pp. 111-124: Colin Williams and Sara J. Nadin
Creative destruction and productivity: entrepreneurship by type, sector and sequence pp. 125-146: Martin Andersson, Pontus Braunerhjelm and Per Thulin
Social enterprise as a means to reduce public sector deficits pp. 147-158: J. Howard Kucher
James Buchanan on inheritance: a critique pp. 159-165: Walter Block
Why do nascent entrepreneurs use external assistance programs? pp. 166-182: Juita‐Elena (Wie) Yusuf
A (partial) review of entrepreneurship literature across disciplines pp. 183-199: Noel Campbell and David Mitchell

Entrepreneurial action and the rules of the game pp. 4-11: Noel D. Campbell
Peeling the onion: public policy in entrepreneurship education pp. 12-21: Jeffrey R. Cornwall and William J. Dennis
Trade openness and cultural creative destruction pp. 22-49: Christopher Coyne and Claudia R. Williamson
State‐funded angel investor tax credits pp. 50-62: John R. Hendon, Joseph R. Bell, Brittany Blair and Don K. Martin
Counseling assistance, entrepreneurship education, and new venture performance pp. 63-83: James J. Chrisman, W.E. McMullan, J. Kirk Ring and Daniel T. Holt
The brewer, the baker, and the monopoly maker pp. 84-95: Diana Thomas and Peter Leeson