International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Small Business

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Volume 30, issue 4, 2017

International entrepreneurship research: how it evolved and directions for the future pp. 477-489

Léo-Paul Dana

French technology start-ups: how and why are they succeeding? pp. 490-508

Diane Saty Kouamé and Silvester Ivanaj

Internationalisation of family business groups in transition economies pp. 509-525

Vanessa Ratten, Léo-Paul Dana and Veland Ramadani

The role of professional service providers during the initial stages of international entrepreneurship: a neo-institutionalist view pp. 526-544

Sudhir Nair, David G. Cohen and Christopher R. Meyer

International entrepreneurship research: mapping and cognitive structures pp. 545-566

Joao Ferreira, Cristina I. Fernandes and Vanessa Ratten

Unravelling the link between creativity and individual entrepreneurial behaviour: the moderating role of Islamic Work Ethics pp. 567-589

Waleed Omri, Audrey Becuwe and Kathleen Randerson

International convergence and divergence on family entrepreneurship problems: the case of family firms in Japan pp. 590-607

Katsuyuki Kamei, Teruo Shinato and Leo Dana

Institutional asymmetry as a challenge in tackling the grey economy in Bulgaria pp. 608-628

Anton Kojouharov and Rositsa Dzhekova

Dynamic capabilities, managerial and marketing capabilities and their impact on the competitive advantage and firm performance pp. 629-652

Jorge Ferreira and Arnaldo Coelho

Volume 30, issue 3, 2017

Youth entrepreneurship dynamics in the Caribbean region: 2011-2013 pp. 287-307

Rodrigo Varela Villegas

Entrepreneurial intentions among youth in MENA countries: effects of gender, education, occupation and income pp. 308-324

Zakia Setti

The role of autonomy as a predictor of entrepreneurial intention among university students in Yemen pp. 325-340

Ibrahim Al-Jubari, Arif Hassan and Junaidah Hashim

Young people's emotional intelligence promoting entrepreneurial orientation: enhanced by education pp. 341-356

Cansu Çak?r and Özlem Kunday

Young employees' job-autonomy promoting intention to become entrepreneur: embedded in gender and traditional versus modern culture pp. 357-373

Chuqing Zhang and Thomas Schøtt

Immigrant and indigenous youth in Europe: entrepreneurial intention building on human, financial and social capital pp. 374-394

Thomas Schøtt

Young entrepreneurs pushed by necessity and pulled by opportunity: institutional embeddedness in economy and culture pp. 395-409

Maryam Cheraghi

Motivation, competences and the moderating role of business discontinuance on the entrepreneurial effect of self-employment pp. 410-426

Rebecca Namatovu and Samuel Dawa

Gender dynamics in the choice of place of trade among young entrepreneurs in Ghana pp. 427-447

Simon Bawakyillenuo and Innocent S.K. Agbelie

Start-up financing and expectations for growth: young and older entrepreneurs in Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 448-459

Tomola Marshal Obamuyi

Job growth expectations among young entrepreneurs in Caribbean small-island states pp. 460-475

Girjanauth Boodraj and Maheshwar Boodraj

Volume 30, issue 2, 2017

Gender risk preference in entrepreneurial opportunity: evidence from Iran pp. 147-169

Amir Emami

Louis Vuitton in the bazaar: negotiating the value of counterfeit goods in Shanghai's Xiangyang market pp. 170-190

Gard Hopsdal Hansen and Henrik Kloppenborg Møller

Exploring entrepreneurial orientation in family firms: the relevance of social embeddedness in competition pp. 191-213

Andreas Kallmuenzer and Mike Peters

Export performance and the internationalisation of SMEs pp. 214-240

Cláudia P. Ribau, António C. Moreira and Mário Raposo

Why do some women micro-entrepreneurs decide to formalise their businesses? pp. 241-258

Carla Susana Marques, Carmem Teresa Leal, Gina Santos, Carlos Peixeira Marques and Roberta Alves

Internet adoption and usage: evidence from Italian micro enterprises pp. 259-280

Federica Pascucci, Silvio Cardinali, Chiara Gigliarano and Gian Luca Gregori

Volume 30, issue 1, 2017

Performance measurement of French incubators pp. 4-21

Karim Messeghem, Sylvie Sammut, Florence Gangloff and Chaffik Bakkali

Entrepreneurial situations, definition and interests for entrepreneurial research pp. 22-37

Christophe Schmitt and Julien Husson

SME owner-manager representations of firm transfer pp. 38-57

Frédérique Grazzini, Anne-Laure Albanet and Jean-Pierre Boissin

Assessing business model relevance for business leaders in the construction industry pp. 58-79

Thierry Verstraete, Estèle Jouison-Laffitte, Florence Kremer and Martine Hlady-Rispal

Women entrepreneurs in France pp. 80-109

Virginie Vial and Katia Richomme-Huet

Linking types of ICT entrepreneurs to new firm survival pp. 110-146

Frank Robert, Aliaa El Shoubaki, Frank Lasch and Léo-Paul Dana

Volume 29, issue 4, 2016

How can a wine grower articulate the different types of time: the time of the weather, the economic time, and the human time? pp. 495-511

Mireille Barthod-Prothade, Christelle Muller and Hélène Cristini

Passion over pragmatism: the motivation of Australian winery owners pp. 512-527

Steve Charters, Beth Walker and Alan Brown

Congruency between colour and shape of the front labels of wine: effects on fluency and aroma and quality perceptions pp. 528-541

Renaud Lunardo and Florine Livat

Non-personal and personal determinants of red wine purchase rather than other wines among Chinese consumers: modelling multilevel and cross-level interactions pp. 542-565

Ping Lei and Alain Jolibert

A study of the performance of fine wine on the Swiss market pp. 566-582

Philippe Masset and Jean-Philippe Weisskopf

Financial market contagion and fine wines: the evidence of the ADCC GARCH model pp. 583-601

Eric Le Fur, Hachmi Ben Ameur, Eric Braune and Benoit Faye

International entrepreneurship, export planning and export performance: evidence from a sample of winemaking SMEs pp. 602-626

Léo-Paul Dana, Roberto Grandinetti and Michela C. Mason

Analysis of the determinants of export modes used by French wine businesses pp. 627-650

Ludivine Duval, Carole Maurel and Jean-Laurent Viviani

The horizon problem in Bordeaux wine cooperatives pp. 651-668

Julien Cadot, Adeline Alonso Ugaglia, Bernard Bonnefous and Bernard Del'homme

Volume 29, issue 3, 2016

Effects of bank loan constraints on trade credit use: evidence from micro data of Vietnamese firms pp. 362-389

Thi Thanh Xuan Bui and Jean-Laurent Viviani

Small business access to bank leverage under crisis circumstances pp. 390-397

Ramzi Benkraiem

Small business and cohesion policy - statistical evidence from the Czech Republic pp. 398-415

Karel Mirošník, Jan Čadil and Klára Čermáková

Earnings management across publicly traded and privately held French SMEs pp. 416-440

Ludovic Vigneron and Yves Mard

An econometric study of the determinants of high tech private equity investment in Europe pp. 441-467

Bernard Guilhon and Sandra Montchaud

The influence of functional and relational proximity on business angel investments pp. 468-490

Johannes Herrmann, Sofia Avdeitchikova and Alexander Hjertström

Volume 29, issue 2, 2016

Networking and e-government for local development - experiences gained by entrepreneurs in small enterprises in Sweden pp. 154-175

Iréne Bernhard and Kerstin Grundén

Multifocal entrepreneurial practices: the case of Moroccan import/export businesses in Milan pp. 176-198

Giacomo Solano

Social entrepreneurship in the rural areas - a sports club's mobilisation of people, money and social capital pp. 199-216

Yvonne Von Friedrichs and Olof Wahlberg

Canals, rivers and lakes as experiencescapes - destination development based on strategic use of inland water pp. 217-243

Anna Karin Olsson

The innovation process in firms with border region location pp. 244-270

John-Erik Andreassen

Financial performance analysis of spin-off companies from a UK 'regional' university: a case study of the University of Birmingham pp. 271-286

Peter Jelfs

What happened to the growth? - The case of the ICT industry in Oulu, Finland pp. 287-308

Jaakko Simonen, Timo Koivumäki, Veikko Seppänen, Sauli Sohlo and Rauli Svento

Sustainable tourism among Swedish tourism service providers - easy to say but difficult to implement pp. 309-321

Anna Sörensson and Yvonne Von Friedrichs

Role of an entrepreneur for innovating regional agriculture: through a case of a Japanese ice cream firm pp. 322-337

Makoto Hirano

Industry clusters across national borders: literature review and research deficits pp. 338-358

Stephan Rohde

Volume 29, issue 1, 2016

The impact of the financial crisis on financing technology ventures pp. 4-24

Ann-Kristin Achleitner, Reiner Braun, Georg Metzger and Maximilian Schmidt

Entering non-traditional and emerging markets: a matter of opportunity orientation and willingness to take risks? pp. 25-45

Christian Hauser, Jens Hogenacker and Ralph Lehmann

Young and flexible: labour contracts in young and incumbent firms pp. 46-65

Jochen Späth

Freelancers and innovation in France pp. 66-82

Matthijs Den Besten and Walid A. Nakara

Sustainable entrepreneurship education: a new field for research in step with the 'effectual entrepreneur' pp. 83-102

Jean-Jacques Obrecht

Growth and sustainability of agricultural systems: the case of Sicilian wine-growing farms pp. 103-111

Filippo Sgroi, Riccardo Testa, Salvatore Tudisca, Anna Maria Di Trapani and Léo-Paul Dana

Risk management in Scottish, Chinese and German small and medium-sized enterprises: a country comparison pp. 112-132

Thomas Henschel and Susanne Durst

Personality of Finnish innovative entrepreneurs pp. 133-148

Vesa Routamaa, Tiina Brandt and Piia Uusi-Kakkuri