International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Small Business

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Volume 15, issue 4, 2012

Female self-employment among the Kleine Gemeinde in the Mennonite settlement of Blue Creek, Northern Belize pp. 397-410

Carel Roessingh and Margot Nuijten

Female entrepreneurship in China: opportunity- or necessity-based? pp. 411-434

Lucas Hernandez, Nicholas Nunn and Tonia Warnecke

Acquisition of external capital at start-up stage: differences between Swedish female- and male-owned firms pp. 435-451

Darush Yazdanfar and Sara Jahandar

Entrepreneurial attitudes and intentions: assessing gender specific differences pp. 452-468

Andreas Strobl, Christopher Kronenberg and Mike Peters

Analysis of the barriers and limitations for the development of rural women's entrepreneurship pp. 469-487

Reza Movahedi and Ahmad Yaghoubi-Farani

The jamu system: linking small-scale enterprises, traditional knowledge and social empowerment? pp. 488-501

Maria Costanza Torri

Experiences of ethnic minority immigrant women entrepreneurs in contrast to male counterparts pp. 502-515

Huibert P. De Vries and Teresa E. Dana

Volume 15, issue 3, 2012

The perceived usefulness of SMEs previous customer networks in the internationalisation process of firms pp. 285-307

Angelika Lindstrand, D. Deo Sharma and Kent Eriksson

Does it pay to be an artisanal fisher on the Kenyan coast? pp. 308-319

A. Allan Degen, Jan Hoorweg and Barasa C.C. Wangila

Nascent migrant entrepreneurship in Germany - is there a cultural imprinting effect? pp. 320-339

Sascha Kraus and Arndt Werner

The sources of regional variation in Canadian self-employment pp. 340-361

Ben Spigel

Regional entrepreneurship: what can we learn from the periphery? pp. 362-375

Christian Felzensztein and Eli Gimmon

Modelling the determinants that impact risk-taking and entrepreneurship behaviour in emerging economies pp. 376-388

A.M. Sakkthivel and B. Sriram

Challenges among women entrepreneurs in Mexico pp. 389-395

Prof Rajagopal

Volume 15, issue 2, 2012

The influence of the entrepreneur's background on the behaviour and development of born globals' internationalisation processes pp. 136-153

Navid Ghannad and Svante Andersson

Inside the boardroom of born globals pp. 154-170

Carl Arthur Solberg and Trine Bretteville

Born Globals: (almost) 20 years of research and still not 'grown up'? pp. 171-190

Beate Cesinger, Adriana Danko and Ricarda Bouncken

The internationalisation process of small- and medium-sized firms and the liability of complexity pp. 191-212

Antonella Zucchella and Per Servais

International marketing strategy and export performance in Spanish SMEs: a contingency approach pp. 213-236

Maria Cristina Stoian, Alex Rialp and Josep Rialp

The knowledge spillover theory of entrepreneurship: an application to foreign direct investment pp. 237-261

Zoltan Acs, David J. Brooksbank, Colm O'Gorman;, David Pickernell and Siri Terjesen

External legitimation in international new ventures: toward the typology of captivity pp. 262-283

Romeo V. Turcan

Volume 15, issue 1, 2012

Beyond high tech: the pivotal role of technology in start-up business model design pp. 3-22

Franziska Günzel and Helge Wilker

Internationalisation in new ventures what role do team dynamics play? pp. 23-38

Christian Hauser, Petra Moog and Arndt Werner

The spin-along approach: ambidextrous corporate venturing management pp. 39-56

Theresa Michl, Bernhard Gold and Arnold Picot

How to manage networks? The role of network attributes and incentives in network governance pp. 57-75

Elisabeth Mueller

Succession in family firms: how to improve family satisfaction and family harmony pp. 76-99

Judith Hacker and Michael Dowling

The effects of social capital on the performance of newly founded businesses in Slovenia pp. 100-115

Ana KuntariÄ, Erich J. Schwarz, Robert J. Breitenecker and Malgorzata A. Wdowiak

Regulatory changes and market reactions the European renewable energy market pp. 116-129

Julian Trillig

Volume 14, issue 4, 2011

Re-reading entrepreneurship in the hidden economy: commercial or social entrepreneurs? pp. 441-455

Colin Williams and Sara Nadin

How does the non-profit economy affect entrepreneurship? pp. 456-477

Sandrine Emin and Nathalie Schieb-Bienfait

Securing post-succession continuity in family firms through knowledge transfer pp. 478-496

Ilse Matser, Sascha Kraus and Stefan Märk

Entrepreneurship among aviation engineers in New Zealand: drivers and sustainers pp. 497-507

Wilton Wilton and William Toh

The evolution of entrepreneurship in Arviat: the southernmost community of mainland Nunavut pp. 508-532

Leo Dana and Robert Brent Anderson

Bonding family social capital and firm performance pp. 533-550

Juha Kansikas and Linda Murphy

Predicting bankruptcy among SMEs: evidence from Swedish firm-level data pp. 551-565

Darush Yazdanfar

Volume 14, issue 3, 2011

Enhancing customer services and core competencies: outsourcing in Icelandic service SMEs pp. 313-333

Ingi Runar Edvardsson, Gudmundur Kristjan Oskarsson and Sigrun Vesteinsdottir

Theorising the hidden enterprise culture: the nature of entrepreneurship in the shadow economy pp. 334-348

Colin Williams and Sara Nadin

Information and communication technology adoption and diffusion in micro-enterprises: the case of techno-savvy home-based businesses pp. 349-368

Delwyn N. Clark and Heather Douglas

Entrepreneurial branding: growth and its implications for brand management pp. 369-390

Christine Vallaster and Sascha Kraus

EU industrial policy and competitiveness in rural SMEs pp. 391-405

Gary Bosworth, Leo Dana and Gerard McElwee

The effects of demographic characteristics on entrepreneurial intention in the pre-venture stage of entrepreneurship pp. 406-424

Adnan Ozyilmaz

Caribou Coffee enters the Middle East pp. 425-439

Golam Mostafa Khan and Syed Jamal Uddin

Volume 14, issue 2, 2011

'We are growing Belize': modernisation and organisational change in the Mennonite settlement of Spanish Lookout, Belize pp. 171-189

Carel Roessingh and Kees Boersma

Brazilian entrepreneurship: a comparative study on imitation and innovation practices pp. 190-204

Eric Dorion, Eloide Teresa Pavoni, Luciana Ribeiro Chalela and Eliana Andrea Severo

Entrepreneurship as way to contain the population exodus: a local development proposal pp. 205-229

Marcos Ferasso and Jorge Alberto Velloso Saldanha

ModaFusion on the global catwalk: a narrative approach to studying the ethical fashion industry pp. 230-244

Kim Poldner and Marcel Veenswijk

Barriers to small business creations in Canada pp. 245-257

Amarjit Gill, Nahum Biger and Vivek Nagpal

Mentoring relationship and lending: evidence from a business development programme in a small state Caribbean economy pp. 258-270

J.K. Mullen, T.A. Carmichael and M. Williams

The role of the social entrepreneur as coordinator of a social network pp. 271-285

Pilar Ester Arroyo-Lopez and Maria De Lourdes Carcamo-Solis

Bridging voids: constraints on Hispanic entrepreneurs building social capital pp. 286-302

Ruth Clarke and Ramdas Chandra

The entrepreneur and the bully: case study pp. 303-311

Ruth McKay

Volume 14, issue 1, 2011

Social, cultural and human capital in European SMEs: an introduction pp. 1-12

Lorraine Uhlaner, Jan Ulijn, Ineke Jenniskens and Aard Groen

Beyond social capital: the role of perceived legitimacy and entrepreneurial intensity in achieving funding success and superior venture performance in women-led Russian SMEs pp. 13-38

Tatiana Iakovleva and Jill Kickul

Cultural capital and European entrepreneurship research: a plea for a paradigm focusing on national, corporate and professional cultural capital pp. 39-55

Ineke Jenniskens, Jan Ulijn and Simon Tywuschik

Beyond the concept of human and social capital: the impact of the regional environment on high-tech venturing pp. 56-76

Frank Lasch

Does bank perception of abilities and human capital affect access to loans for business successors? pp. 77-99

Petra Moog and Birgit Felden

Cooperation and teamwork in technology start-ups: reflected in some Italian, British, Dutch and German findings pp. 100-126

Jan Ulijn, Iiris Aaltio, Gianni Guerra and Lorraine Uhlaner

The importance of specific human capital, planning and familiarity in Dutch small firm ownership transfers: a seller's perspective pp. 127-148

Lex Van Teeffelen, Lorraine Uhlaner and Martijn Driessen

Social capital to bridge the valley of death, simulating critical incidents in innovation pp. 149-169

Arjen Verhoeff and Hanns Menzel