International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Small Business

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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

Volume 22, issue 4, 2014

The eye-patch of the beholder: introduction to entrepreneurship and piracy pp. 399-407

Steffen Roth

The liability of politicalness: legitimacy and legality in piracy-proximate entrepreneurship pp. 408-425

Karl Palmås, Jonas Andersson Schwarz and Stefan Larsson

Piracy as an avant-gardist deviance: how do entrepreneurial pirates contribute to the wealth or misery of nations? pp. 426-438

Sylvain Bureau

Booties, bounties, business models: a map to the next red oceans pp. 439-448

Steffen Roth

Three theoretical approaches to pirate entrepreneurship: towards future studies of pirate entrepreneurship pp. 449-465

Jari Kaivo-oja

Entrepreneurial piracy through strategic deception: the 'make, buy, or steal' decision pp. 466-481

Thomas G. Pittz and Terry R. Adler

Piracy in innovation processes: violation or collaboration? pp. 482-494

Klaus-Peter Schulz

Smart-stolen tacit knowledge: institutional arrangements for invited piracy pp. 495-518

Laurent Scaringella

Pirates never sail alone: exploring the mechanics of social entrepreneurship involved in software piracy pp. 519-536

Mathieu-Claude Chaboud

Volume 22, issue 3, 2014

The phenomenological method in entrepreneurship pp. 276-285

Jozef Richard Raco and Rafael H.M. Tanod

Designing a phenomenological research model for entrepreneurship research pp. 286-306

Armstrong Abebrese

Business networks at start-up: Swedish native-owned and immigrant-owned companies pp. 307-325

Anna Kremel, Darush Yazdanfar and Saeid Abbasian

Financial institutions and the taxi-cab industry: an exploratory study in Canada pp. 326-342

Amarjit Gill, Nahum Biger, Léo-Paul Dana, John D. Obradovich and Ansari Mohamed

Mining and communities in the Arctic: lessons from Baker Lake, Canada pp. 343-361

Léo-Paul Dana and Robert Brent Anderson

Gender innovation through the lens of effectuation pp. 362-377

Rana E. Jisr and Bassem E. Maamari

Current ventures of women entrepreneurs: relating performance and goals pp. 378-393

Maika Valencia-Silva, Laura Lamolla and José Amorós

Volume 22, issue 2, 2014

An unusual empirical pattern in an indigenous setting: cooperative entrepreneurship among Brazil nut (Bertholletia excelsa) harvesters pp. 137-158

Léo-Paul Dana and Julie Mallet

Do South African townships lack entrepreneurial spirit? pp. 159-178

Peter Preisendörfer, Sandra Perks and Frans J. Bezuidenhout

Adopting entrepreneurial orientation to improve agile manufacturing pp. 179-195

Mehdi Ebrahimi Nejad, Seyyed Abdolmajid Jalaee and Saeed Khosravi

Intention for entrepreneurship among students of Delta State University Abraka Nigeria: an empirical investigation pp. 196-217

Benjamin Anabori Mmadu and Solomon Egbule

Chasing credit: the bane of small and medium scale enterprises in Assin North Municipality, Ghana pp. 218-230

Suleman Dauda and Samuel H. Nyarko

Determinants of entrepreneurial intention among university business students in Kenya: lessons from Kenyatta University pp. 231-250

Patrick Muthama Kilonzo and Stephen Morangi Nyambegera

Innovation and entrepreneurial activities of SMEs in Fiji pp. 251-265

Gurmeet Singh and Ashna Prasad

Future research directions for collective entrepreneurship in developing countries: a small and medium-sized enterprise perspective pp. 266-274

Vanessa Ratten

Volume 22, issue 1, 2014

Do small business start-ups test-trade in the informal economy? Evidence from a UK survey pp. 1-16

Colin Williams and Alvaro Martinez

An empirical study of Indian entrepreneurs in Christchurch, New Zealand pp. 17-35

Edwina Pio and Léo-Paul Dana

Using strategic alliances to facilitate community-based new venture creation pp. 36-49

Peter W. Moroz, Bob Kayseas and Robert B. Anderson

Role of alternative food networks in Sicilian farms pp. 50-63

Salvatore Tudisca, Anna Maria Di Trapani, Filippo Sgroi, Riccardo Testa and Giusi Giamporcaro

Modelling a technology push by using hybrid franchising pp. 64-88

Jan W.S. Fredriks, Bartjan J.W. Pennink, Togar Simatupang and Joko Siswanto

Does a business plan really matter for a small or medium-sized new venture?: three types of new ventures in Taiwan pp. 89-105

Han Sheng Lei

Entrepreneurship in an Alpine micro-nation: the case of Liechtenstein pp. 106-114

Felix Schuessler, Michael T. Schaper and Sascha Kraus

Indigenous entrepreneurship among the Kalash pp. 115-134

Iqbal M. Khan