International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Small Business

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Volume 8, issue 4, 2009

Ethnic entrepreneurship in a multicultural context: regional development and the unintended lock-in effects pp. 449-472

Ethel Brundin, Caroline Wigren, Eslyn Isaacs and Kobus Visser

The phenomenon of information technology for small community-based businesses pp. 473-485

Razaq Raj and Tahir Rashid

Enterprise in deprived areas: what role for start-ups? pp. 486-498

David Devins

Promoting knowledge transfer to Czech SMEs: the role of human resource development in increasing absorptive capacity pp. 499-515

David Pollard and Jena Svarcova

Innovation among SMEs: evidence from the Yorkshire and Humber region pp. 516-533

Felix Kumi-Ampofo and Catherine M. Brooks

Strategy formulation in SMEs: indications from a longitudinal study pp. 534-549

Lawrence C. Bellamy

The impact of R&D strategy and firm size on the returns to innovation pp. 550-566

Mario Kafouros, Chengqi Wang and George Lodorfos

Volume 8, issue 3, 2009

The impact of ethnolinguistic diversity on entrepreneurial activity: a cross-country study pp. 309-331

Craig S. Galbraith and Jacqueline Benitez-Galbraith

French entrepreneurship in the 19th century pp. 332-341

Michel Marchesnay

A study of the methods used for teaching applied entrepreneurship to large classes pp. 342-360

Laura Galloway, William Keogh and Linda McGilvray

London's congestion charging scheme and the growth and survival of the minicab sector pp. 361-382

Nnamdi O. Madichie and Nicholas A. Alli

Albanian businesses in Slovenia: a need, an opportunity or just a tradition? pp. 383-398

Jaka Vadnjal and Marina Letonja

The advantage of the EFQM excellence model in business management and leadership pp. 399-410

Zlatka Mesko Stok, Maja Mesko and Mirko Markic

Value creation and the internet: entrepreneurial behaviour in Dutch SMEs pp. 411-430

Marijke Van Der Veen and Ingrid Wakkee

Towards a model of the learning needs of the effective entrepreneur pp. 431-446

Zineb Aouni and Bernard Surlemont

Volume 8, issue 2, 2009

SME financing in China: the current situation, problems and possible solutions pp. 171-185

Mark Fagan and Shenghua Zhao

Barriers to doing business in Kosova: an institutional approach pp. 186-199

Durim Hoxha

Some problems with the self-employed households in Japan: a descriptive study pp. 200-225

Tatsuyoshi Masuda

Destructive leadership in family businesses: modelling social exchange between generations pp. 226-240

David Robinson, Michael Harvey and Mark Yupitun

Immigrant entrepreneurs challenging conventional wisdom: the adherence to immigrant networks plays a minor role in business success pp. 241-258

Goitom Tesfom and Clemens Lutz

A new look at industry associations as effective enterprise networks pp. 259-277

Martin Perry

Enterprise as sunset career? Entrepreneurial intentions in the ageing population pp. 278-291

Erno T. Tornikoski and Teemu Kautonen

Examining the financial profile of Smaller Manufacturing Enterprises (SMEs) pp. 292-307

Kee S. Kim, A. Craig Keller and Ronald R. Bottin

Volume 8, issue 1, 2009

An asymmetric perspective on coopetitive strategies pp. 6-22

Philippe Baumard

Coopetition between SMEs: an empirical study of French professional football pp. 23-43

Frank Robert, Pierre Marques and Frederic Le Roy

Power asymmetries, flexibility and the propensity to coopete: an empirical investigation of SMEs' relationships with franchisors pp. 44-60

Wojciech Czakon

Managing strategic innovation through coopetition pp. 61-73

Pierre Roy and Saïd Yami

The causes of conflict when small- and medium-sized competitors cooperate pp. 74-91

Annika Tidstrom

When entrepreneurship requires coopetition: the need for standards in the creation of a market pp. 92-109

Anne Mione

Innovative coopetition: the strength of strong ties pp. 110-134

Anette Brolos

Coopetition and business ecosystems in the information technology sector: the example of Intelligent Mobile Terminals pp. 135-153

Gael Gueguen

The role of collective action in the New Zealand dairy industry: an international comparison pp. 154-169

Nicolette Le Cren, Jai Lyons and Leo Dana

Volume 7, issue 4, 2009

Cooperation in innovation practices among firms in Portugal: do external partners stimulate innovative advances? pp. 391-403

Maria Jose Silva and João Leitão

Dynamic capabilities, change and innovation in Greek SMEs: a preliminary study pp. 404-419

Apostolos Rafailidis and Giannis Tselekidis

Entrepreneurship and innovation within creative industries: a case study on the Finnish games industry pp. 420-430

Mirva Peltoniemi

Partnerships and innovative patterns in small and medium enterprises pp. 431-445

Elena Cefis, Mihaela Ghita and Anna Sabidussi

Strategy and innovation: making the right strategic decision and developing the right innovative capabilities pp. 446-456

Lawrence J. Loughnane

Entrepreneurs and branding in an environment of mass customisation and open innovation pp. 457-465

Khaled Hamid

A comparison of spectators' and franchise staffs' perceptions on the effectiveness of the marketing techniques adopted by the Super Basketball League in Taiwan pp. 466-477

Steve Chen, Ronald Dick, Chie-Der Dongfang and Pi-Yun Teng

Building a sense of community through sport programming and special events: the role of sport marketing in contributing to social capital pp. 478-487

Eric C. Schwarz

Book Review: International Entrepreneurship in Family Businesses by J.C. Casillas, F.J. Acedo and A.M. Moreno pp. 488-489

Vanessa Ratten

Volume 7, issue 3, 2009

Entrepreneurship in emerging high-tech industries: ICT entrepreneurs between experts and kamikazes pp. 258-283

Frank Robert, Pierre Marques, Frank Lasch and Frederic Le Roy

How are the conditions for high-tech start-ups in Germany? pp. 284-311

Romy Voss and Christoph Müller

The locational factors and performance of the high-tech startups in China pp. 312-323

Utz Dornberger and Xiuhua Zeng

Entrepreneurship and ICT: a comparative analysis between Germany and Portugal pp. 324-346

João Leitão and Joao Ferreira

The impact of regional development policies on biotechnology firm creation: a comparative analysis of France, Germany and the UK pp. 347-366

Calin Gurau and Alexander Groh

Of acting principals and principal agents: goal incongruence in the venture capitalist-entrepreneur relationship pp. 367-388

Esben Christensen, Robert Wuebker and Rolf Wustenhagen

Volume 7, issue 2, 2009

IECER Conference – five years of entrepreneurship research: topics and trends pp. 155-174

Jurgen Schmude, Stefan Heumann, Frank Lasch and Frederic Le Roy

Geographical environments for entrepreneurship pp. 175-190

Edward J. Malecki

Mapping entrepreneurial activity and entrepreneurial attitudes in European regions pp. 191-213

Niels Bosma and Veronique Schutjens

Innovative milieu, micro firms and local development in Barcelona pp. 214-231

Josep Llados, Mireia Fernandez-Ardevol and Jordi Vilaseca

Social capital: an asset or a liability to entrepreneurial activity? pp. 232-252

Lars Ronning

Volume 7, issue 1, 2009

A study of enterprise in Rankin Inlet, Nunavut: where subsistence self-employment meets formal entrepreneurship pp. 1-23

Aldene Meis Mason, Leo Dana and Robert Brent Anderson

The profitable new Japanese entrepreneurs: the minor role of information technology pp. 24-58

Tatsuyoshi Masuda

The contribution of entrepreneurship to society pp. 59-73

Hans Ruediger Kaufmann

Strategic decision making in small firms: a taxonomy of small business owners pp. 74-91

Petra Gibcus, Patrick A.M. Vermeulen and Jeroen P.J. De Jong

Learning mode of small business owners in Belgium pp. 92-106

Annick Willem and Herman van Den Broeck

An exploratory study of the characteristics affecting the success of SMEs in Pakistan pp. 107-122

M. Khurrum S. Bhutta, Jamshad H. Khan, Adnan Omar and Usman Asad

Exploring firm emergence: initially conditioned or actively created? pp. 123-138

Erno T. Tornikoski and Vesa Puhakka

The strategic management competence of small and medium-sized growth firms pp. 139-150

Marko Kohtamaki, Erno Tornikoski and Elina Varamaki