International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Small Business
2004 - 2025
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Volume 17, issue 4, 2012
- Entrepreneurship and indigenous identity: a study of identity work by indigenous entrepreneurs in British Columbia pp. 395-414

- Bryan Gallagher and Thomas B. Lawrence
- What are the significant determinants of entrepreneurship? pp. 415-454

- J. Stephen Ferris and Marcel Voia
- Toward a new entrepreneurial skills and competencies framework: a qualitative and quantitative study pp. 455-477

- Christophe Loué and Jacques Baronet
- Gender variations in the reasons for engaging in informal sector entrepreneurship: some lessons from urban Brazil pp. 478-494

- Colin Williams, Kwame Adom, Sara Nadin and Youssef A. Youssef
- Empirical evidence on investment valuation models used by Spanish venture capital companies: special reference to the discounted cash flow method's implementation pp. 495-510

- Carmelo Reverte Maya and MarÃa del Mar Sánchez Hernández
- Impact of capital structure on micro firm productivity: empirical evidence from Swedish firm-level data pp. 511-524

- Darush Yazdanfar
- Western perspectives on entrepreneurship and their sensitivity in the context of Asian cultures pp. 525-537

- Helen Ramya Gamage and Ananda Wickramasinghe
- Tracking the cyber entrepreneurial intention of private universities students in Malaysia pp. 538-546

- Norhazlin Ismail, Nahariah Jaffar, Shereen Khan and Tan Swee Leng
Volume 17, issue 3, 2012
- How to adequately balance between competition and cooperation? A typology of horizontal coopetition pp. 273-289

- Mourad Hannachi and Francois Coléno
- Using self-employment as proxy for entrepreneurship: some empirical caveats pp. 290-303

- Carl Magnus Bjuggren, Dan Johansson and Mikael Stenkula
- Information asymmetry and capital structure: an empirical study of micro firms in Sweden pp. 304-318

- Darush Yazdanfar
- Transnational ties in technology-based sectors: the case of Indian software entrepreneurial firms in Italy pp. 319-337

- Marco Cucculelli and Gabriele Morettini
- Rural female entrepreneurs: rational choices and socio-economic development pp. 338-354

- Izzy Warren-Smith
- Perceived environmental uncertainty and strategic alliances in small and medium-sized enterprises pp. 355-377

- Ana Maria GarcÃa-Pérez, Vanessa Yanes-Estévez and Juan Ramón Oreja-RodrÃguez
- Entrepreneurial intentions of university students: a gender perspective pp. 378-393

- Heiko Haase, Arndt Lautenschläger and Anika Thomas
Volume 17, issue 2, 2012
- Overqualified and disadvantaged: exploring the barriers to growth of family businesses to second-generation leaders pp. 160-175

- Craig E. Armstrong
- The transfer of knowledge within the succession process of family businesses: results from a quantitative study in Western-Austria pp. 176-198

- Stefan Märk
- The recognition of international opportunities among Italian SMEs: differences between European and Chinese markets pp. 199-219

- Mariella Piantoni, Gianpaolo Baronchelli and Elena Cortesi
- Are SMEs large firms in miniature? Evidence from the growth of German SMEs pp. 220-248

- Christina Bannier and Sabrina Zahn
- Entrepreneurial culture in innovative biotech clusters in Europe pp. 249-263

- Huub J.M. Ruël, Polina Frolova and Aard Groen
- An Interview with Shaker A. Zahra and Alain Fayolle: 'The best entrepreneurship research is yet to be written' pp. 264-272

- Kathleen Randerson and Cristina Bettinelli
Volume 17, issue 1, 2012
- Self-employment and the chicle trade: the case of the Lebanese minority in the Cayo district of Belize pp. 1-16

- Carel Roessingh and Karim Darwish
- Namibia and Togo: former German colonies, revisited pp. 17-26

- Wilfred Isak April
- Assessment of purchasing contribution to the development and growth of SMEs, evidence from Tanzania pp. 27-43

- Paul M. Nsimbila and Jan A. Jurriëns
- Growth, what growth? It is not on the menu: subsistence entrepreneurship among Zimbabwean entrepreneurs - a country perspective pp. 44-56

- Wilton Wilton
- Will Black economic empowerment catalyse South African growth? pp. 57-117

- Matthew Andrews
- Critical success factors affecting the development of clusters for small and medium scale information technology firms in Sri Lanka pp. 118-139

- S.W.S.B. Dasanayaka
- Learning from Lagnado about self-employment and entrepreneurship in Egypt pp. 140-153

- Léo-Paul Dana
Volume 16, issue 4, 2012
- The impact of market orientation on family firm performance pp. 372-385

- Hermann Frank, Alexander Kessler and Christian Korunka
- Entrepreneurship and social media marketing: evidence from French small business pp. 386-405

- Walid A. Nakara, Fatim-Zohra Benmoussa and Annabelle Jaouen
- Community marketing in social media - can marketers leverage Facebook groups of celebrities? pp. 406-421

- Alexander Zauner, Matthias Fink, Daniela Maresch and Ewald Aschauer
- Brand communities for market trend discovery: a study to advance entrepreneurial marketing research pp. 422-435

- Dhruv Bhatli, Fabian Eggers and Katherine Gundolf
- Entrepreneurial pricing: characteristics and implications of pricing in SMEs and start-ups pp. 436-454

- Florian U. Siems, Sascha Kraus and Patrick Pollok
- Entrepreneurial orientation, market orientation and internationalisation in born global small and micro-businesses pp. 455-470

- Claire Arpa, Siobhan Tiernan and Michele O'Dwyer
- Entrepreneurial marketing and capital acquisition pp. 471-484

- Reinhard Schulte
- Card-based game methods: exploring SME entrepreneurial marketing practice pp. 485-502

- Rosalind Jones and Jennifer Rowley
Volume 16, issue 3, 2012
- Getting ready for oil and gas development in Canada's Northwest Territories: aboriginal entrepreneurship and economic development pp. 242-266

- Aldene H. Meis Mason, Leo Dana and Robert B. Anderson
- Exploring organisational capacity in the Nova Scotia wine industry pp. 267-282

- Kelly Dye and Conor Vibert
- Entrepreneurial attitudes of university students pp. 283-298

- Joren M. Burton and Lee A. Swanson
- Understanding the role of entrepreneurial quality and national culture on the economic development pp. 299-313

- Jun Ma and Zelimir William Todorovic
- Entrepreneurship, acquisitions and systems of innovation pp. 314-335

- Hani Sarkis
- The self-employment experience of immigrants: evidence from the US General Social Survey, 1977-2004 pp. 336-365

- Erwin R. Tiongson
Volume 16, issue 2, 2012
- Introductory paper: The Friendly Islands: and some not so friendly spots pp. 121-130

- Teena Brown Pulu
- Exploring entrepreneurship policy in a Pacific context: the case of Tonga pp. 131-146

- Malama Solomona and Robert Davis
- Barriers to micro, small and medium enterprise growth in the Fiji Islands: an empirical estimation using OLS regression model pp. 147-163

- Suwastika Naidu and Anand Chand
- The Nexus between human resource management practices and employment law in the Fiji Islands: a study of the employment relations promulgation pp. 164-175

- Suwastika Naidu
- Is there any difference between 'hourly wage rate' vs. 'piece wage rate' pp. 176-188

- Anand Chand
- Contribution of Yazaki (Samoa) Ltd. to Samoan economy pp. 189-198

- Anand Chand
- Culture and entrepreneurial efficacy: using GEM data to explore opportunity and capability in relation to firm longevity pp. 199-222

- Waata Hipango Jr. and Leo Dana
- Impact of capital structure on micro firm productivity: empirical evidence from Swedish firm-level data pp. 223-237

- Darush Yazdanfar
Volume 16, issue 1, 2012
- Changing severity of impediments for entrepreneurs in India: an empirical analysis pp. 1-32

- Arvind Chaturvedi and Sonu Goyal
- Growth plans of small business in India: individual influences pp. 33-47

- Amarjit Gill, Suraj P. Sharma and Harvinder S. Mand
- The emergence of traditional Indonesian herbal medicine (jamu) for cosmetic use: new avenues for the revitalisation of Javanese health and cosmetic traditions through gender entrepreneurship? pp. 48-59

- Maria Costanza Torri
- Examining the impact of new policy facilitating SME succession in Japan: from a viewpoint of risk management in family business pp. 60-70

- Katsuyuki Kamei and Leo Dana
- The retention of trained production workers in a small manufacturing company in Malaysia pp. 71-82

- Mohammad Iranmanesh, A.K. Siti-Nabiha and Maryam Sabbah
- Factors influencing entrepreneurship in small and medium enterprises (SMEs) among residents in Sarawak Malaysia pp. 83-101

- Shaharudin Jakpar, Junaid M. Shaikh, Michael Tinggi and Nurhidayati Abd Latiff Jamali
- Microfinance for women micro and small-scale entrepreneurs in Yemen: achievements and challenges pp. 102-120

- Syed Zamberi Ahmad
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