International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Small Business
2004 - 2025
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Volume 12, issue 4, 2011
- Growth of university-based start-ups and acquisition as an exit strategy in academic entrepreneurship: evidence from software-based ventures pp. 395-412

- Marcus Wagner
- The influence of team heterogeneity on team processes of multi-person ventures: an empirical analysis of highly innovative academic start-ups pp. 413-428

- Robert J. Breitenecker, Erich J. Schwarz and Jonas Claussen
- The entrepreneurial university's influence on commercialisation of academic research – the illustrative case of Chalmers University of Technology pp. 429-444

- Eva Berggren
- Academic entrepreneurship – the structure of incubator management and best practice reported on Swedish business incubators' websites pp. 445-458

- Pia Ulvenblad, Marita Blomkvist and Joakim Winborg
- The diffusion of Bayh-Dole to Germany: did new public policy facilitate university patenting and commercialisation? pp. 459-478

- Heike M. Grimm
- Soft starters, research boutiques and product-oriented firms: different business models for spin-off companies pp. 479-498

- Roland Helm and Oliver Mauroner
- Academic spin-offs – a hybrid research culture as factor of success pp. 499-512

- Melanie Roski
- Fostering entrepreneurship in academic spin-offs pp. 513-533

- Donato Iacobucci, Alessandro Iacopini, Alessandra Micozzi and Simone Orsini
Volume 12, issue 3, 2011
- Network behaviours, social capital, and organisational learning in high-growth entrepreneurial firms pp. 257-272

- Mathew Hughes, Robert E. Morgan, R. Duane Ireland and Paul Hughes
- The impact of entrepreneurial capital and rapidly growing firms: the Canadian example pp. 273-289

- Christian Keen and Hamid Etemad
- Detecting spatial heterogeneity in predictors of firm start-up activity of Austria with geographically weighted regression pp. 290-299

- Robert J. Breitenecker and Erich J. Schwarz
- Effects of innovativeness and long-term orientation on entrepreneurial intentions: a comparison of business and engineering students pp. 300-313

- Marcus Wagner
- A social perspective of sports-based entrepreneurship pp. 314-326

- Vanessa Ratten
- Differentiation strategies in mature small firms – the impact of uncertain environments pp. 327-342

- Martie-Louise Verreynne and Denny Meyer
- Non-local intuition in entrepreneurs and non-entrepreneurs: results of two experiments using electrophysiological measures pp. 343-372

- Raymond Trevor Bradley, Murray Gillin, Rollin McCraty and Mike Atkinson
- A multi-country perspective of students' entrepreneurial attitudes pp. 373-394

- Michael L. Harris, Shanan G. Gibson, Dennis Barber Iii, Chunfang Wang and Shohrat Orazov
Volume 12, issue 2, 2011
- Globalisation, entrepreneurship and regional environment pp. 129-138

- João Leitão, Frank Lasch and Roy Thurik
- The influence of age and size on the relationships between debt and determinants: an empirical study on Portuguese SMEs pp. 139-157

- Zelia Serrasqueiro
- Examining the Schumpeter hypothesis in the context of closed and open innovation: survey evidence from Norway and Sweden pp. 158-172

- Tommy Hoyvarde Clausen
- Innovation strategy by firms: do innovative firms grow more? pp. 173-184

- Pedro de Faria and Joana Mendonça
- Measuring business dynamics among incumbent firms in The Netherlands pp. 185-206

- Mickey Folkeringa, André van Stel, Kashifa Suddle and Sita Tan
- Social capital and new business start-ups: the moderating effect of human capital pp. 207-226

- Lars Ronning
- The role of entrepreneurs' social networks in the creation and early development of biotechnology companies pp. 227-244

- Cristina Sousa, Margarida Fontes and Pedro Videira
- Compensating resource constraints? A discriminant analysis of collaborating and non-collaborating small businesses in New Zealand pp. 245-256

- Martina Battisti and Raja Peter
Volume 12, issue 1, 2011
- Family business research: an assessment and future directions pp. 1-14

- A. Bakr Ibrahim and Jean B. McGuire
- Improving the entrepreneurial potential of rural women entrepreneurs in Northern Iran pp. 15-27

- Seyed Jamal F. Hosseini and Gerard McElwee
- Small and family businesses as service brands: an empirical analysis in the hotel industry pp. 28-43

- Mike Peters and Joerg Frehse
- A comparison of Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal entrepreneurs in the Quebec forestry sector pp. 44-61

- Jean-Michel Beaudoin and Luc LeBel
- Observing community-based entrepreneurship and social networking at play in an urban village setting pp. 62-81

- Robert Smith
- The influences of family on the everyday business of a family firm entrepreneur pp. 82-100

- Sascha Kraus, Stefan Maerk and Mike Peters
- Impact of credit guarantees on entrepreneurship pp. 101-108

- Rajeev Roy
- An individual's motivation to become entrepreneur: evidences from a mineral based economy pp. 109-127

- A.K. Garg, I.B. Matshediso and Deepti Garg
Volume 11, issue 4, 2010
- Long-term effects of new firm formation by type of start-up pp. 382-402

- Rui Baptista and Miguel Torres Preto
- Entry strategies, founder's human capital and start-up size pp. 403-423

- Sandra Gottschalk, Kathrin Muller and Michaela Niefert
- Describing the entrepreneurial profile: the entrepreneurial aptitude test (TAI) pp. 424-435

- Serena Cubico, Elisa Bortolani, Giuseppe Favretto and Riccardo Sartori
- Human capital for successful entrepreneurial ventures: the profile of the top management team (TMT) in UK biopharmaceutical SMEs pp. 436-454

- Calin Gurau, Leo Dana and Frank Lasch
- Entrepreneurs as human actors in the networking process pp. 455-471

- Raija Leskinen
- Innovation as mediator between entrepreneurial orientation and spin-off venture performance pp. 472-491

- Roland Helm, Oliver Mauroner and Michael Dowling
Volume 11, issue 3, 2010
- Success with succession: an empirical study of small Swedish family firms pp. 223-241

- Anna Vikstrom and Mats Westerberg
- Family business succession and the impact of CEO experience on the growth of small family firms pp. 242-262

- Eddy Laveren, David Helleboogh, Vincent Molly and Arthur Limere
- Exploring family business succession in an integrative familiness transmission of capital model: a South African study pp. 263-284

- W.P. Venter, S. Kruger and B. Urban
- Corporate social responsibility of large family-owned companies in Germany pp. 285-307

- Henry Schafer and Rudiger Goldschmidt
- Sustainable management in long-lived family businesses – a resource-based analysis of Northern German builder's providers pp. 308-321

- Britta Boyd
- Social capital and next-generation succession in the family firm pp. 322-337

- Jasmine Tata and Sameer Prasad
- Finance in family firms: generation does matter pp. 338-352

- Virginia Blanco-Mazagatos, Juan Manuel De la Fuente-Sabate and Esther De Quevedo-Puente
- The debt agency costs of family ownership in small and micro firms pp. 353-366

- Mervi Niskanen, Jyrki Niskanen and Virpi Laukkanen
- Participation in business associations and performance among family firms pp. 367-378

- John T. Perry, Timothy L. Pett and Amy Buhrman
Volume 11, issue 2, 2010
- The future of entrepreneurship research: results of a research workshop with invited speakers and discussants at the International Council for Small Business World Conference in Halifax pp. 105-120

- Louis Jacques Filion, Leo Dana, Pierre-Andre Julien, Jose M. Veciana, Tor Aase Johannessen and Matthias G. Raith
- Tao of downfall: the failures of high-profile entrepreneurs in the Chinese economic reform pp. 121-134

- Wenxian Zhang and Ilan Alon
- Entrepreneurship and witchcraft in Namibian indigenous communities pp. 135-144

- Wilfred Isak April
- Entrepreneurial re-starters in Japan pp. 145-164

- Tatsuyoshi Masuda
- Does psychological profile have something to do with satisfaction? A French retailing franchisees study pp. 165-182

- Veronique Guilloux and Claire Gauzente
- Transformational dynamics of entrepreneurial systems: holographic processes and the organisational basis of intuitive action pp. 183-204

- Raymond Trevor Bradley, Dana Tomasino and Murray Gillin
- Outlining the determinants of youth entrepreneurship in the Greek periphery pp. 205-217

- Dimitrios Ierapetritis, Dimitris Lagos and Chrysanthi K. Balomenou
- Book Review: Creating Entrepreneurs: Making Miracles Happen, by Fred Kiesner pp. 218-220

- Wilfred Isak April
Volume 11, issue 1, 2010
- Balancing the management control package of small, rapidly growing firms in turbulent environments pp. 3-24

- Anders Nilsson
- Application of management accounting techniques in Indian small and medium hospitality enterprises: an empirical study pp. 25-41

- Mohinder Chand and Ashish Dahiya
- The decline of bank finance for SMEs in APEC pp. 42-54

- Chris Hall
- Micro-finance agencies and SMEs: model of explication of tacit knowledge pp. 55-73

- Patricia A. Rowe, Michael J. Christie and Frank Hoy
- The financing policy of French SMEs pp. 74-84

- Ramzi Benkraiem and Calin Gurau
- The effect of finance, knowledge and empathy gaps on the use of private equity amongst family-owned SMEs pp. 85-104

- Pi-Shen Seet, Chris Graves, Magdalena Hadji, Andy Schnackenberg and Petter Gustafson
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