International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Small Business

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Volume 28, issue 4, 2016

Rich-to-poor diaspora ventures: how do they survive? pp. 391-413

Aki Harima, Maria Elo and Jörg Freiling

Toward a framework for studying cosmopolitanism, entrepreneurship and society pp. 414-430

Kanellos-Panagiotis Nikolopoulos and Léo-Paul Dana

The social cluster of gender, agency and entrepreneurship pp. 431-450

Gloria Haddad, Mark Esposito and Terence Tse

Exploring the work environment in Greek social enterprises: a first overview pp. 451-467

Despina Sdrali, Maria Goussia-Rizou and Vasiliki Sarafi

Youth employment in start-up ventures in Jordan: an exploratory study pp. 468-491

Andrea Caputo, Rosa Lombardi, Farah Akeel, Haneen Almallah, Basma Dakkak and Nadia Quabbaj

'What is your self-made expat story?' Netnography of entrepreneurial re-users of a popular semantic pp. 492-503

Steffen Roth and Léo-Paul Dana

Entrepreneurship as a community phenomenon; reconnecting meanings and place pp. 504-518

Alistair Anderson and Johan Gaddefors

Volume 28, issue 2/3, 2016

Tackling enterprise in the informal economy: an introductory overview pp. 139-153

Colin Williams

Determinants of the informal economy of an emerging economy: a multiple indicator, multiple causes approach pp. 154-177

Eghosa Igudia, Rob Ackrill, Simeon Coleman and Carlyn Dobson

Explaining participation in informal employment: a social contract perspective pp. 178-194

Jan Windebank and Ioana Horodnic

Re-theorising the role of the informal economy in Sub-Saharan Africa: some lessons from Gambia pp. 195-215

Abdoulie Sallah and Colin Williams

Tackling informal entrepreneurship in Ghana: a critical analysis of the dualist/modernist policy approach, some evidence from Accra pp. 216-233

Kwame Adom

Beyond the marginalisation thesis: evaluating participation in informal sector entrepreneurship pp. 234-254

Colin Williams and Ioana Horodnic

Tackling undeclared entrepreneurship in a transition setting: the case of Croatia pp. 255-274

Marijana Baric, Josip Franić and Marina Polak

Determinants of entrepreneurs' views on the acceptability of tax evasion and the informal economy in Slovakia and Ukraine: an institutional asymmetry approach pp. 275-289

Nataliia Ostapenko and Colin Williams

Contributing and constraining factors faced by women entrepreneurs in the informal sector: a study of Mumbai Metropolitan pp. 290-309

Sujata Mukherjee

From Budapest to Berlin - the role of reputation in the market economy pp. 310-322

Sarah Philipson and Joakim Philipson

Institutional approach and competitive behaviours of informal Ghanaian women entrepreneurs pp. 323-338

Fanny Adams Quagrainie

An evaluation of the shadow economy in Baltic states: a tax morale perspective pp. 339-358

Ioana Horodnic and Colin Williams

What determines enterprises' technical efficiency? An empirical investigation of informal enterprises in Burkina Faso pp. 359-379

Denis B. Akouwerabou

Tax compliance of small enterprises in Greece pp. 380-389

Vasileios Vlachos and Aristidis Bitzenis

Volume 28, issue 1, 2016

Blow-ins, locals, and natives: socio-cultural embeddedness in Ireland's Gaeltachts pp. 1-19

Bryan T. Stinchfield and Emer Ní Bhrádaigh

Perceptions of the institutional environment and entrepreneurial intentions in a small peripheral country pp. 20-35

Athanasios Hadjimanolis

Does the family status of the CFO matter to enhance family firm performance? Evidence from a sample of small and medium-sized Italian family firms pp. 36-57

Niccolò Gordini

The prevalence, characteristics and well-being of 'necessity' self-employed and 'latent' entrepreneurs: findings from Sweden pp. 58-77

Ingemar Johansson Sevä, Daniel Larsson and Mattias Strandh

Employees as drivers for high organic growth: how CEOs of gazelles create growth momentum pp. 78-100

Paul Geuvers

Modelling small and medium-sized enterprises' failure in Malaysia pp. 101-116

Nur Adiana Hiau Abdullah, Abd Halim Ahmad, Nasruddin Zainudin and Rohani Md Rus

Comparison of very small businesses of Arabs and Jews in the North Israel periphery pp. 117-137

Alexander Slutsky, Shmuel Shamai, Sara Arnon, Izhak Schnell and Zeev Greenberg

Volume 27, issue 4, 2016

Small business ownership for occupational therapists: key factors for success pp. 425-440

Jeannine Millsteed, Janice Redmond and Elizabeth A. Walker

Conditioning factors of knowledge transfer and commercialisation in the context of post-socialist economies: the case of Belarusian higher education institutions pp. 441-462

Radzivon Marozau and Maribel Guerrero

The influence of network governance mechanisms on the performance of small firms pp. 463-479

Douglas Wegner and Clara Koetz

An investigation into factors influencing rural youth entrepreneurs' intentions to use ICT: a case of Malaysia pp. 480-504

Zeinab Zaremohzzabieh, Bahaman Abu Samah, Mahazan Muhammad, Siti Zobidah Omar, Jusang Bolong and Hayrol Azril Mohamed Shaffril

Internal and external resources of competitive advantage for small business success: validation across family ownership pp. 505-524

Jeffrey M. Campbell and Joohyung Park

The transfer of small and medium-sized Japanese family businesses to the younger generation: narratives by student-successors pp. 525-541

Katsuyuki Kamei, Sonia Boussaguet, Aude D'Andria and Romain Jourdan

Gender and opportunity recognition: does social capital rank higher than human capital among poor women? pp. 542-559

Caroline Kinya Mbaya and Glòria Estapé-Dubreuil

Volume 27, issue 2/3, 2016

The influence of personal attitude and social perception on women entrepreneurial intentions in micro and small enterprises in Indonesia pp. 131-148

Grisna Anggadwita and Wawan Dhewanto

Gender differences in exogenous entrepreneurial motivation factors in the context of the post-2008 US recession business environment pp. 149-168

Paul P. Daulerio Jr.

Women entrepreneurs' work-family management strategies: a structuration theory study pp. 169-192

April J. Spivack and Ashay Desai

Gender diversity and knowledge innovation barriers pp. 193-212

Juan Fernández Sastre

The rise of women and their impact on firms' performance pp. 213-246

Charbel Salloum, Georges Azzi, Catherine Mercier-Suissa and Stephanie Khalil

A gender perspective of Slovenian high-growth firm's profitability pp. 247-261

Karin Å irec and Dijana MoÄ nik

Female entrepreneurship and the role of customer knowledge development, innovation outcome expectations and culture on intentions to start informal business ventures pp. 262-272

Vanessa Ratten

'Just sisters doing business between us': gender, social entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial resilience in rural Malaysia pp. 273-288

Airil Haimi Mohd Adnan, Riza Emifazura Jaafar, Zarul Azhar Nasir and Nor Marini Mohtar

The effect of social capital on rural women's entrepreneurial orientation pp. 289-307

Heshmatollah Saadi, Ahmad Yaghoubi-Farani, Sara Jalilian and Reza Movahedi

A road to empowerment: social media use by women entrepreneurs in Egypt pp. 308-332

Stefanie Beninger, Haya Ajjan, Rania B. Mostafa and Victoria L. Crittenden

Women start-ups in technology: literature review and research agenda to improve participation pp. 333-346

Katherina Kuschel and María-Teresa Lepeley

Bridging the gender funding gap: do female entrepreneurs have equal access to venture capital? pp. 347-365

Elmar Lins and Eva Lutz

Women entrepreneurs in Northern Canada: contexts and challenges pp. 366-383

Barbara Orser and Allan Riding

Supporting opportunities for female entrepreneurs in Jordan pp. 384-409

Andrea Caputo, Salime Mehtap, Massimiliano M. Pellegrini and Reem Alrefai

Women and family business succession in Asia - characteristics, challenges and chauvinism pp. 410-424

Viju Mathew

Volume 27, issue 1, 2016

Collaborative R%D and project results within Brazilian incubators and science parks pp. 1-18

Serje Schmidt, Alsones Balestrin, Raquel Engelman Machado and Maria Cristina Bohnenberger

Entrepreneurial opportunities: how do cognitive styles and logics of action fit in? pp. 19-39

Kathleen Randerson, Jean-Michel Degeorge and Alain Fayolle

What do we know about entrepreneurship as an intangible asset? pp. 40-51

P.M. Rao

The next generation's commitment and willingness to continue the family business: reflecting on potential successors' experiences and pondering pp. 52-70

Hannele Rautamäki and Tarja Römer-Paakkanen

The internationalisation pattern of traditional Brazilian footwear manufacturers: a qualitative analysis pp. 71-83

Luisa A. Campos, Catherine Axinn, Yong J. Wang and Miguel A. Baeza

Comparing the behaviour of opportunity and necessity driven entrepreneurs pp. 84-107

Syed Awais Ahmad Tipu

The role of infrastructure, markets and government support in the success of small scale enterprises in Lesotho pp. 108-130

Tšepiso A. Rantšo