International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Small Business
2004 - 2025
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Volume 24, issue 4, 2015
- Determinants of profitability of the microenterprises led by women micro entrepreneurs: evidence from Mumbai slums pp. 455-473

- Chandralekha Ghosh and Samapti Guha
- The impact of ISO14001 on organisational management system: the case of Macedonian enterprises pp. 474-491

- Aleksandar Jolevski
- Coopetition research: towards a better understanding of past trends and future directions pp. 492-521

- Johanna Gast, Matthias Filser, Katherine Gundolf and Sascha Kraus
- Do male and female entrepreneurs of Khulna City, Bangladesh differ on motivation? pp. 522-535

- Md Reaz Uddin, Tarun Kanti Bose and Shara Binte Hamid
- Understanding the development process of a training programme curriculum for small and medium enterprises in Malaysia pp. 536-547

- Muhammad Rosni Amir Hussin, Kamariah Ismail and Rose Alinda Alias
- Risk management in German small and medium-sized enterprises pp. 548-571

- Bernd Britzelmaier, Michael Häberle and Melanie Landwehr
- Strategic orientation and performance of small and medium enterprises in Bangladesh pp. 572-586

- Sandip Sarker and Mollika Palit
Volume 24, issue 3, 2015
- Entrepreneur's overconfidence, private benefits and the market performance of the firm pp. 289-301

- Patrick Roger and Alain Schatt
- Does entrepreneur dispositional optimism bias affect small firms' technical efficiency pp. 302-321

- Ben Fatma Elhem, Ezzeddine Ben Mohamed and Sami Boudabbous
- How to attract the crowd in crowdfunding? pp. 322-334

- Sibin Wu, Bin Wang and Yuanqing Li
- The private equity premium puzzle: a behavioural finance approach pp. 335-356

- Anaïs Hamelin and Marie Pfiffelmann
- Entrepreneurs' social capital and access to external resources: the effects of social skills pp. 357-382

- Amina Omrane
- Competence value emersion: a key to sound practices in entrepreneurial finance. From 'Q' to 'T' ratios in the North-Eastern Italian experience pp. 383-416

- Guido Max Mantovani
- Predicting loan repayment default among second tier borrowers in Ghana pp. 417-432

- Kwami Adanu and Emma Boateng
- Financial influences on export status of small and medium-sized enterprises in an emerging economy pp. 433-454

- Abu H. Ayob, Sveinn Vidar Gudmundsson and Mohd Hasimi Yaacob
Volume 24, issue 2, 2015
- Strategic orientations and international opportunity recognition and development in emerging country born globals: the moderating role of environmental dynamism pp. 163-186

- Anisur R. Faroque
- SME alliance performance: the impacts of alliance entrepreneurship, entrepreneurial orientation, and intellectual capital pp. 187-207

- Kambeiz Talebi, Arash Rezazadeh and Amer Dehghan Najmabadi
- Entrepreneurial social capital and reciprocal dependence effects on strategy: an empirical study of CROs in China pp. 208-232

- Hao Hu and Taieb Hafsi
- Causes of heterogeneity in the entrepreneurial business modelling of small firms: a human capital perspective pp. 233-248

- Arash Najmaei
- Gender as a determinant of informal capital in the financing of small firms' start-ups: Swedish data pp. 249-267

- Saeid Abbasian and Darush Yazdanfar
- Evaluating the policy approach towards the undeclared economy in FYR Macedonia pp. 268-286

- Colin Williams, Rositsa Dzhekova, Josip Franić and Lyubo Mishkov
Volume 24, issue 1, 2015
- Queering all aboard: challenging the maleness of the leisure boat industry pp. 4-22

- Magdalena Petersson McIntyre
- Social networking and gender effects in opportunity identification pp. 23-40

- Gloria Haddad and Séverine Le Loarne
- Men and women in IT entrepreneurship: consolidating and deconstructing gender stereotypes pp. 41-61

- Martina McDonnell and Chantal Morley
- Gender differences in attitudes towards risk and ambiguity: when psycho-physiological measurements contradict sex-based stereotypes pp. 62-82

- Gianni Brighetti and Caterina Lucarelli
- Gendering pursuits of innovation: embeddedness in networks and culture pp. 83-116

- Thomas Schøtt and Maryam Cheraghi
- Board composition and environmental innovation: does gender diversity matter? pp. 117-141

- Fabrice Galia, Emmanuel Zenou and Marc Ingham
- The impact of R%D teams' gender diversity on innovation outputs pp. 142-162

- Juan Fernández Sastre
Volume 23, issue 4, 2014
- Business incubation mechanisms and new venture support: emerging structures of US science parks and incubators pp. 419-435

- Sarfraz A. Mian
- Business incubators in Brazil: does affiliation matter? pp. 436-455

- Aruna Chandra, Chia-An Chao and Evelin Cristina Astolpho
- Why are small public incubators 'lagging behind'? Learning from disability in the selection practices of a French incubator pp. 456-477

- Ines Gabarret, Annabelle Jaouen, Walid A. Nakara and Benjamin Vedel
- Toward a balanced framework to evaluate and improve the internal functioning of non-profit economic development business incubators. A study in Belgium pp. 478-508

- Johanna Vanderstraeten, Paul Matthyssens and Arjen Van Witteloostuijn
- The role of trust as mediator between contract, information and knowledge within business incubators pp. 509-527

- Benjamin Vedel and Ines Gabarret
- New venture legitimacy and entrepreneurial support pp. 528-551

- Karim Messeghem, Sylvie Sammut and René Pierre Beylier
- Supporting the open innovation process in small and medium enterprises pp. 552-567

- Gemma Kearney and Lynn-Sayers McHattie
- Altering student preferences for takeover entrepreneurship: action research based on threshold theory pp. 568-586

- Lex Van Teeffelen, Edwin Weesie and Lorraine M. Uhlaner
Volume 23, issue 3, 2014
- Religious beliefs and entrepreneurship among Dutch protestants pp. 279-295

- Cornelius A. Rietveld and Elco Van Burg
- The making of ethnic migrant women entrepreneurs in New Zealand pp. 296-312

- Vivien Wei Verheijen, Huong Nguyen and Berlinda Chin
- Ethnic entrepreneurship in Macedonia: the case of Albanian entrepreneurs pp. 313-335

- Veland Ramadani, Gadaf Rexhepi, Shqipe Gërguri-Rashiti, Sadudin Ibraimi and Léo-Paul Dana
- Potential for opportunity recognition: differentiating entrepreneurs pp. 336-362

- Kishinchand Poornima Wasdani and Mary Mathew
- Disentangling the roles of international entrepreneurial orientation and networking in the internationalisation process of SESBs pp. 363-384

- Valérie Barbat, Martine Hlady Rispal and Kathleen Randerson
- A quest for global entrepreneurs: the importance of cultural intelligence on commitment to entrepreneurial education pp. 385-404

- Marilyn M. Helms, Raina M. Rutti, Melanie Lorenz, Jase Ramsey and Craig E. Armstrong
Volume 23, issue 1/2, 2014
- Transnationals in an English-speaking world pp. 10-26

- Ivan Light
- The capitalisation of guanxi and Chinese entrepreneurship: an ethnographic study of petty entrepreneurs in Guangzhou, China pp. 27-43

- Chong Gao
- From business networks to philanthropic networks: Chinese entrepreneurs and the SEE project pp. 44-62

- Khun Eng Kuah-Pearce
- Migrant entrepreneurship, economic activity and export performance: mapping the Danish trends pp. 63-93

- Nikita Baklanov, Shahamak Rezaei, Jan Vang and Léo-Paul Dana
- Entrepreneurial intention benefitting from education, training and competence: Egypt and Iran pp. 94-109

- Shayegheh Ashourizadeh, Niloofar Nasiri and Thomas Schøtt
- Education coupled with international networking: benefits for exporting in Middle East and North Africa pp. 110-126

- Mahsa Mahmoodi Mehrizi and Thomas Schøtt
- Entrepreneurs' innovation benefitting from their education and training and from national policy and culture: a global study pp. 127-144

- Adam Schøtt Hovne, Ben Schøtt Hovne and Thomas Schøtt
- Innovation embedded in entrepreneurs' networks in private and public spheres: a global study focusing on China and Denmark pp. 145-167

- Thomas Schøtt, Maryam Cheraghi, Shahamak Rezaei and Jan Vang
- Firms' collaboration networks benefitting innovation: embeddedness in high- and low-trust culture, Denmark and Iran pp. 168-190

- Mahya Bayat, Thomas Schøtt and Mohammad Reza Zali
- Growth-expectations among women entrepreneurs: embedded in networks and culture in Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia and in Belgium and France pp. 191-212

- Maryam Cheraghi, Zakia Setti and Thomas Schøtt
- Gendering of firms' collaboration networks and innovation: a global study with a focus on China, Japan and South Korea pp. 213-234

- Kent Wickstrøm Jensen
- People's confidence in innovation: a component of the entrepreneurial mindset, embedded in gender and culture, affecting entrepreneurial intention pp. 235-251

- Shayegheh Ashourizadeh, Zohreh Hassannezhad Chavoushi and Thomas Schøtt
- Cognitive effects on entrepreneurial intentions: a comparison of Chinese émigrés and their descendants with non-émigré Chinese pp. 252-277

- Kent Wickstrøm Jensen, Shahamak Rezaei and Frederick F. Wherry
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