International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management

2001 - 2024

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Volume 3, issue 5/6, 2003

Creating an entrepreneurship milieu for electronics and information technology industries pp. 435-446

N. Dayasindhu

Understanding the driving forces behind the internationalisation process of fast-moving SMEs: implications for export assistance programmes pp. 447-467

Elisabeth Lefebvre, Mario Bourgault, Lise Prefontaine and Louis A. Lefebvre

"Mad" technology: changes in the national innovation systems of Japan, Korea and Taiwan pp. 468-491

Ingyu Oh, Hun-Joon Park and Sunghoon Park

Developing a techno entrepreneurial workforce for effective technological innovation: its necessity for the sustainable development of SSEs in India pp. 492-508

V.P. Wani, T.K. Garg and S.K. Sharma

Using fuzzy set theory in assessing the success potential of venture capital investment: theory and pilot field study pp. 509-524

Toivo M. Koski

The moderating effect of a firm's internal climate for innovation on the impact of public R&D support programmes pp. 525-545

Poh Wong and Zi-Lin He

Opportunistic adaptation in start-up companies pp. 546-562

Linda Andren, Mats Magnusson and Soren Sjolander

The diffusion of a socially responsible innovation: Grameen Bank's credit delivery system pp. 563-584

Nada Kobeissi and Fariborz Damanpour

Activities performed by venture capitalists in their portfolio companies – a comparison between Silicon Valley and Sweden pp. 585-608

Martin Bryman, Pontus Cederberg, Martin Ekstrom and Hans Bjornsson

Raising awareness of entrepreneurship and e-commerce: a case study on student-entrepreneurship pp. 609-620

A. Ridder and P.C. van der Sijde

Graduate entrepreneurship: a critical review of problems, issues and personal competencies pp. 621-636

Roy McLarty

Volume 3, issue 4, 2003

The internet and future entrepreneurs: an empirical analysis pp. 317-339

Carmen de Pablos Heredero

Concurrent design method for impression and function pp. 340-348

Yoshiyuki Matsuoka

The figure of the intrapreneur in driving innovation and initiative for the firm's transformation pp. 349-357

Jesus Rodriguez-Pomeda, Fernando Casani-Fernandez de Navarrete, Patricio Morcillo-Ortega, Jose Miguel Rodriguez-Anton

Technological capacity and innovation in Spain: a qualitative analysis based on patents pp. 358-372

Antonio Hidalgo

Cluster analysis of innovative companies of the Basque country pp. 373-402

Lorenzo Remirez-Esparza

A model for the analysis of innovative products: a regional perspective pp. 403-414

Maxima J. Lopez-Eguilaz, Jesus M. Pernaut-Solchaga, M. Amaya Perez-Ezcurdia

E-commerce innovation in the Veneto region: sociotechnical alignment in the context of a public administration pp. 415-425

Alfonso Molina and Mirta Michilli

E-lectricity models pp. 426-434

Maxima J. Lopez-Eguilaz, A. Garcia y Garmendia

Volume 3, issue 3, 2003

Innovation creation and diffusion in the Australian economy pp. 197-210

Kenneth J. Preiss, Keri Spooner

Enabling business innovation: government policy in the UK pp. 211-226

Jan Druker

Public policies for the promotion of an innovation-driven economy in Taiwan pp. 227-248

Joseph S. Lee and Jiann-Chyuan Wang

Promoting innovation in Singapore: changing the mindset pp. 249-266

Soon Beng Chew, Rosalind Chew

Public policy toward the innovation-driven economy in Korea pp. 267-281

Byoung-Hoon Lee, Seog Kyeun Kwun

Innovative policies for entrepreneurship: the Principality of Liechtenstein and the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg pp. 295-302

Leo Dana

Mongolia: policy for growth or innovation pp. 303-313

L. Lkhanyam, Kh. Enkhtsetseg, Rosalind Chew

Volume 3, issue 1/2, 2003

Business incubators as a technological infrastructure for supporting small innovative firms' activities pp. 4-21

Manuel Godinho

Public policy on business incubators: an OECD perspective pp. 22-30

Alistair Nolan

Business incubators in developing countries: characteristics and performance pp. 31-55

Rustam Lalkaka

Overview of US incubators and the case of the Austin Technology Incubator pp. 56-66

Joel Wiggins, David V. Gibson

Business incubators in China pp. 67-77

Chen Jin, Yin Jinrong, Zhu Miao

The evolutionary process of venture incubation in Korea pp. 78-86

Kark Bum Lee

Business incubators in Poland pp. 87-98

Krzysztof B. Matusiak

Innovation in small and medium-sized enterprises pp. 99-106

Tales Andreassi

The non-technological side of technological innovation: state-of-the-art and guidelines for further empirical research pp. 107-125

Ana Maria Baranano

Promoting innovation through intellectual property protection systems pp. 126-138

Claudia Montenegro

Necessary conditions for venture capital development in Latin America: the Chilean case pp. 139-150

Gianni Romani Chocce

External linkages and technological innovation: (some) topical issues pp. 151-175

Jose A.B. Assis

Classification and management of incubators: aligning strategic objectives and competitive scope for new business facilitation pp. 176-196

Maximilian von Zedtwitz

Volume 2, issue 6, 2002

Search fields for radical innovations involving market research pp. 473-484

Cornelius Herstatt

Continuous product innovation - learning behaviours and knowledge management pp. 485-500

Jose F.B. Gieskes, Paul W. Hyland, Ross Chapman

Analysis of the abilities of the manager as an explanatory factor of innovation management in Spanish small and medium enterprises pp. 501-519

Montserrat Entrialgo

Innovation barriers amongst clusters of European SMEs pp. 520-536

Timo Pihkala, Hakan Ylinenpaa, Jukka Vesalainen

A framework to analyse the competence to innovate complex product systems in the stored program control switchboard industry pp. 537-556

Barbara Igel, Zhang Wei

Sustainable development in the Maldives: the Dhivehi context of entrepreneurship pp. 557-565

Leo Dana

Strategic challenges faced by the e-commerce entrepreneur: the case of online bookselling pp. 566-573

Sushil Vachani

Patenting behaviour by SMEs pp. 574-583

Enno Masurel

Technological innovation pull pp. 584-587

Mary R. Lind

Volume 2, issue 4/5, 2002

Knowledge management during radical change: applying a process oriented approach pp. 297-307

Ashley Braganza

Student perspectives on entrepreneurship: observations on their propensity for entrepreneurial behaviour pp. 308-322

Raymond Peter Oakey, Syeda-Masooda Mukhtar, Michelle Kipling

Developing support for entrepreneurial learning: evidence from start-up support programs pp. 323-338

David Deakins, Robert Sullivan, Geoff Whittam

Matching technology push to market pull: strategic choices and the academic spinout firm pp. 339-353

D. Jane Bower

Supporting university enterprise: the Scottish and US experience pp. 354-372

R. Smailes, S.Y. Cooper, W. Keogh

Role of management education in developing capacity for innovation in small firms pp. 373-389

Colin Gray, John Allan

The entrepreneurial process of network development in small biotechnology firms: the case of Destiny Pharma Ltd pp. 390-405

Lew Perren

Configuration and reconfiguration - planning for uncertainty? pp. 406-423

Alistair Anderson

Systemic influences upon the operation of innovation and technology transfer intermediaries pp. 424-437

David Kirk, David Pollard

Facilitating regeneration through new enterprise creation pp. 438-453

Katalin Illes, Peter L. Jennings

The development of high-speed non-impact printers by General Electric (failure) and Xerox (success): a dual case study pp. 454-471

Pier A. Abetti

Volume 2, issue 2/3, 2002

Differences of innovative behaviour between national and foreign firms: measuring the impact of foreign firms on national innovation systems [1] pp. 122-145

Jose Molero, Joost Heijs

Research-based vs. production-based innovation in China: regional dimension analysis pp. 146-163

Xiangdong Chen

Internationalisation of research and development in western European, Japanese and North American multinationals pp. 164-185

Guido Reger

Entrepreneurial behaviour in the MNC: an extended agency theory analysis of the parent-subsidiary relationship and subsidiary initiative pp. 186-203

William H.A. Johnson, John W. Medcof

The utilisation of intranets as cooperation platforms in global innovation processes - opportunities and risks pp. 204-223

Siswanto Reger, Dietmar Wikarski, Guido Januar

Interactive learning and non-globalisation: knowledge creation by Norwegian software firms pp. 224-245

Rajneesh Narula

Knowledge and use of innovation methods in young SMEs pp. 246-267

Jorn-Axel Meyer

The impact of personality, competence, and activities of academic entrepreneurs on technology transfer success pp. 268-289

Achim Walter, Michael Auer, Hans Georg Gemunden

Volume 2, issue 1, 2002

Managing innovation for competitive advantage: a global study pp. 1-16

Norma J. Harrison

Entrepreneurship: theoretical considerations pp. 17-37

Woodrow W. Clark Jr., Olav Jull Sorensen

Entrepreneurship and public policy in Gibraltar pp. 38-42

Leo Dana

Leveraging knowledge: a recipe for success for junior technology imitators pp. 43-55

Hung-bin Ding

Need assessment in practice - methods, experiences and trends pp. 56-68

Cornelius Herstatt, Horst Geschka

Real-time evaluation methodology as learning instrument in high-technology SME support networks pp. 69-99

Alfonso Molina and Geoffrey Gregson

Effectiveness of Japan's government sponsored research project - the case of a Real World Computing Program pp. 100-116

Yoshiaki Nakamura, Chiyoda-ku