International Journal of Business and Globalisation

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Volume 3, issue 4, 2009

A Dutch-French comparison of dependence, trust and commitment in buyer-supplier relationships: a purchasing portfolio approach pp. 353-373

Mirjam I. Kibbeling, Cees J. Gelderman, Jan M. Ulijn, Arjan J. Van Weele and Richard Calvi

Global brand's strategies for Ethical Brand Positioning in cross-cultural environment: an Indian context pp. 374-400

Mahim Sagar, Deepali Singh and D.P. Agrawal

Customer perceptions of the dining market of East London, South Africa pp. 401-414

Dinesh Vallabh and Dimitri Tassiopoulos

Causes of high volatility and stock market crises in the developed economies pp. 415-434

Nidal Sabri

Contribution of the co-founder to new business performance pp. 435-456

Tatsuyoshi Masuda

Differed Draw Business: a new philosophy for small entrepreneurial ventures pp. 457-466

Ganesh S. Hegde and N.S. Narahari

Volume 3, issue 3, 2009

Looking back at Scottish travellers as nomadic entrepreneurs? pp. 237-255

Robert Smith

Entrepreneurship and neighbourhood among African Americans in Cleveland, Ohio pp. 256-270

David H. Kaplan and Bessie House-Soremekun

State of entrepreneurship and globalisation in Pakistan pp. 271-287

Anjum Fayyaz, Sarfraz A. Mian and Jamshed H. Khan

Gender differences in stress symptoms among Slovene managers pp. 288-299

Maja Mesko, Zlatka Mesko Stok, Petra Mijoc, Damir Karpljuk and Mateja Videmsek

An empirical examination of alliances in the Australian technology industry pp. 300-324

Vanessa Ratten

Relationship value in Thai business-to-business marketing: an empirical study pp. 325-337

Nattavud Pimpa

International operations expansion to the South East European (SEE) markets: benefits, opportunities, challenges to consider pp. 338-351

Yunus Kathawala and Ivana Milosevic

Volume 3, issue 2, 2009

The international marketing of New Zealand merino wool: past, present and future pp. 111-122

Joseph D. Mitchell, Luke J. Smith and Leo Dana

Agritourism sustainability in rural mountain areas of China: a community perspective pp. 123-145

Fujun Shen, Stuart P. Cottrell, Kenneth F.D. Hughey and Keith Morrison

A study of Indian automotive vendors using cluster analysis pp. 146-157

Arvind Bhardwaj, S.K. Sharma and Professor Sushil

Rural entrepreneurship in post-communist Romania pp. 158-172

Calin Gurau

CSR and social entrepreneurship: future global opportunities and challenges in Corporate Community Involvement strategies pp. 173-187

K. Nicolopoulou and M. Karatas-Ozkan

The influence of cultural differences upon cooperation in a European Banking group: results from a study on mutual perception of bank employees across seven countries pp. 188-206

Jan M. Ulijn, Beatrice I.J.M. Van der Heijden and Raymond T. Festen

Understanding Chinese management needs through ancient Chinese philosophy pp. 207-213

Marc Sardy and Ilan Alon

A British and Italian case study on management philosophy pp. 214-235

Claudia Rasicci and Claudio Vignali

Volume 3, issue 1, 2009

Collective entrepreneurship and collective strategies: the case of tourism in France pp. 4-21

Katherine Gundolf, Annabelle Jaouen and Stephanie Loup

The impact of entrepreneurs' cultural capital on early performance of new ventures: a comparison between Austria and Slovenia pp. 22-46

Erich J. Schwarz, Malgorzata A. Wdowiak, Robert J. Breitenecker and Ana Kuntaric

A comparative study of cultural influences on intentions to found a new venture in Germany and Poland pp. 47-65

Ricarda B. Bouncken, Jevgenija Zagvozdina, Andreas Golze and Anna Mrozewska

An integrated model of entrepreneurial intentions pp. 66-80

Tatiana Iakovleva and Lars Kolvereid

Entrepreneurial strategies of small Romanian-Italian joint ventures pp. 81-93

Calin Gurau

Ethnic enclaves or middleman minority? Regional patterns of ethnic minority entrepreneurship in Britain pp. 94-110

David McEvoy and Khalid Hafeez

Volume 2, issue 4, 2008

Community viability and well-being in northernmost Europe: social change and cultural encounters, sustainable development and food security in Finland's North pp. 331-353

Ludger Muller-Wille, Leo Granberg, Mika Helander, Lydia Heikkila, Anni-Siiri Lansman, Tuula Tuisku and Delia Berrouard

What do teachers do when they do entrepreneurship education? …and How can we ask about it? pp. 354-372

Karin Berglund and Carina Holmgren

Afghan women entrepreneurs: at the crossroads between globalisation and local traditions pp. 373-402

Ruxandra Boros

Immigrant entrepreneurs in Lisbon: from diversity to Lusophony pp. 403-418

M. Margarida Marques and Nuno Dias

Indigenous (Australian) entrepreneurship? pp. 419-436

Dennis Foley

Usage and impact of Information Technology on the SSIs performance of Jammu region, North India pp. 437-452

Hardeep Chahal and Ruchi Kohli

Target costing in a developing economy: Croatia's case pp. 453-467

Luca Devigili, Claudio Vignali and Dubravka Kopun

Views, property rights, and New Zealand land reform pp. 468-493

John Page and Ann Brower

Research note: Why a social impact study in Tanzania? pp. 494-497

Allen Nash

Volume 2, issue 3, 2008

Ethnicity and entrepreneurship in Morocco: a photo-ethnographic study pp. 209-226

Leo Dana and Teresa E. Dana

New business creation and growth and its spatial and sectoral components: a multivariate analysis of key variables, relationships and processes and their policy implications pp. 227-243

Jay Mitra and William Gleave

The rise of women to leading positions in manufacturing SMEs from 1990 to 2005 pp. 244-264

Pierre-Andre Julien, Martin Morin and Louise Cadieux

The impact of communication and ethnicity on entrepreneurial success and education pp. 265-274

Yunxia Zhu and Beisheng Wang

Anti-oriental legislation in early Saskatchewan and the development of small business pp. 275-291

Ken Leyton-Brown

A comparison of entrepreneurial activity in the Netherlands, New Zealand and Singapore: a New Zealand perspective pp. 292-299

Bruce I. Donaldson

Services marketing in the new global era: a case study of LIC pp. 300-309

Niladri Das

Communication Planning: current situation analysis and future developments in different markets pp. 310-329

Claudio Vignali and Claudia Rasicci

Volume 2, issue 2, 2008

An overview of the relationship between the newly emerging field of International Entrepreneurship and the older fields of entrepreneurship and International Business pp. 103-123

Hamid Etemad

The impact of age and reading on the desire for training of managers in entrepreneurial ventures pp. 124-132

George Solomon and David Tomczyk

Organisational culture, national culture and performance in International Joint Ventures based in Israel pp. 133-145

Giora Avny and Alistair Anderson

Impact of ethnicity on financing of immigrant businesses pp. 146-159

Sibylle Heilbrunn and Nonna Kushnirovich

Tourism: a view from the fray: a Jamaican case study pp. 160-172

Stephen W. Litvin and Kadie-Ann Fyffe

Identifying value hierarchies among indigenous women entrepreneurs in agriculture: a case of Iran pp. 173-182

Kiumars Zarafshani, Marjan J. Gorgievski and Khadigeh Moradi

SME credit rationing: the case of Tunisia pp. 183-197

Mohamed Bouabidi and Mohamed Tahar Rajhi

Three types of learning processes in entrepreneurship education pp. 198-207

Alain Fayolle

Volume 2, issue 1, 2008

Business education in emerging economies pp. 5-27

Ilan Alon and John R. McIntyre

Entrepreneurship and education. The missing link in international development theory and practice pp. 28-38

Paul Dragos Aligica and Bogdan Florian

A theoretical framework for teaching and learning entrepreneurship pp. 39-55

Paula Kyro

Swedish inter-organisational learning network: outcomes in three dimensions pp. 56-71

Pontus Bergh

The long-term effects of active entrepreneurial training on business school students' and graduates' attitudes towards entrepreneurship pp. 72-91

Jean-Charles Cachon and Barry Cotton

Differences in attitudes toward business training: African-American female and male small business owners pp. 92-102

Warren Martin, Barbara A. Wech and John Sandefur