International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Small Business

2004 - 2025

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Volume 6, issue 4, 2008

Tobati, Paraguay: indigenous market town revisited pp. 520-535

Leo Dana and Teresa E. Dana

The internationalisation of Western firms' R&D in China pp. 536-561

Oliver Gassmann and Marcus Matthias Keupp

Entrepreneurship policy in Cyprus pp. 562-582

Athanasios Hadjimanolis

An analytical framework for micro-level analysis of GEM data pp. 583-603

Kim Klyver

Indicators of entrepreneurship activity: some methodological contributions pp. 604-621

Rachida Justo, Julio O. De Castro and Alberto Maydeu-Olivares

Bounded emotionality in entrepreneurial calculations: a case study in rural Sri Lanka pp. 622-643

Kelum Jayasinghe and Dennis Thomas

Volume 6, issue 3, 2008

Farmers as entrepreneurs: the case of farm-based tourism pp. 321-336

Marit S. Haugen and Jostein Vik

Crisis plan? What crisis plan! How microentrepreneurs manage in a crisis pp. 337-354

Alan Budge, Wilson Irvine and Robert Smith

Entrepreneurial in-migrants and economic development in rural England pp. 355-369

Gary Bosworth

Zzzz.....Some reflections on the dynamics of village entrepreneurship pp. 370-389

Robert Smith

Entrepreneurship capital emerging in a coastal community pp. 390-406

Emer Ni Bhradaigh

Are farmers businesspeople? Highlighting transformations in the profession of farmers in France pp. 407-420

Christele Couzy and Anne-Charlotte Dockes

Entrepreneurial attitudes, intentions and activities – a comparison of urban and rural areas in Wales pp. 421-436

David Brooksbank, Piers Thompson and Robbie Williams

Blots, bovines, buildings, businesses and brands: monitoring the landscape of rural assets pp. 437-449

Anne M.J. Smith

Starting social enterprises in remote and rural Scotland: best or worst of circumstances? pp. 450-464

Jane Farmer, Artur Steinerowski and Sarah Jack

A taxonomy of entrepreneurial farmers pp. 465-478

Gerard McElwee

Beyond the concept of 'getting big or getting out': entrepreneurship strategies to survive as a farm family pp. 479-495

Bruno Hildenbrand and Charles B. Hennon

The potential for kitchen incubators to assist food-processing enterprises pp. 496-512

Benjamin Dent

Book Reviews: 'E' Issues in Agribusiness: The 'What', 'Why', 'How' by Kim P. Bryceson; Agricultural Biotechnology and Intellectual Property: Seeds of Change by Jay Kesan; The Economics of Agricultural Development; World Food Systems and Resource Use by George W. Norton, Jeffrey Alwang and William A. Masters pp. 513-516

Ian Barnes

Volume 6, issue 2, 2008

An exploratory study conceptualising marketing thought in entrepreneurial medium-sized firms in high-tech and conventional industries in France, Germany and Italy pp. 192-211

Keith J. Perks and Paurav Shukla

Cross-channel cooperation: on the collaborative integration of online and offline business models of e-entrepreneurs and traditional SMEs pp. 212-229

Tobias Kollmann and Matthias Hasel

Clusters, social networks and marketing collaboration in small firms: exploratory evidence from Chile and Scotland pp. 230-244

Christian Felzensztein

An exploratory analysis of the strategic marketing choices implemented by the UK biopharmaceutical SMEs pp. 245-263

Calin Gurau

Implementation of an agile marketing approach for the manufacturing-based SME pp. 264-279

Jenny Poolton, Hossam S. Ismail, Iain R. Reid and Ivan C. Arokiam

Effect of customer orientation and innovativeness on business performance: a study of small-sized service retailers pp. 280-295

Kayhan Tajeddini and Myfanwy Trueman

International strategic marketing of small construction consultancy firms: the case of Cypriot firms pp. 296-314

Alkis Thrassou and Demetris Vrontis

Book Review: Marketing Principles by Craig Walters and Leo-Paul Dana pp. 315-318

Vanessa Ratten

Volume 6, issue 1, 2008

Entrepreneurial wisdom: incorporating the ethical and strategic dimensions of entrepreneurial decision-making pp. 8-19

Laura Dunham, John McVea and R. Edward Freeman

Entrepreneurship as wisdom pp. 20-27

Alan E. Singer and Robert Doktor

Entrepreneurship: opportunistic or excellent? pp. 28-53

Carter Crockett

Opportunity recognition of social entrepreneurs: an application of the creativity model pp. 54-67

Javier Monllor and Sharmin Attaran

Synergising entrepreneurship, incubated business and socioeconomic upliftment in rural India pp. 68-79

Dinesh Khanduja and Prabhakar Kaushik

The entrepreneurial wide boy. A modern morality tale pp. 80-93

Gerard McElwee and Kirk Frith

A note on entrepreneurial trust in the Saint-Petersburg region of contemporary Russia pp. 94-102

Yuri Veselov, Elena Kapustkina and Milhail Sinyutin

The development of environmental responsibility amongst Slovenian SMEs pp. 103-113

Jozica Knez-Riedl

Ethical entrepreneurs: a study of perceptions pp. 114-132

Sandra L. Christensen, Robert G. Schwartz and Mary Ann Keogh Hoss

Women business owners in international trade: ethical issues, response strategies and moral progress pp. 133-154

Allan Riding, Rosangela Coscarella, Barbara Orser and Judith Madill

How franchiser and franchisee relationships affect franchisees' satisfaction? The importance of fairness, communication and trust as ethical bases of relationship marketing pp. 155-172

Veronique Guilloux, Nathalie Dubost, Michel Kalika and Claire Gauzente

A longitudinal study of the commitment to business ethics of corporate Australia pp. 173-184

Michael Callaghan, Greg Wood and Goran Svensson

Book Review: Making Ecopreneurs: Developing Sustainable Entrepreneurship, by M. Schaper pp. 185-187

Paull Weber

Volume 5, issue 3/4, 2008

Familiar strangers: reflections of an ethnic minority researcher pp. 215-223

Edwina Pio

Economic outcomes of female immigrant entrepreneurship pp. 224-240

Angeline Low

Working ladies: Mennonite women in the enterprises of Spanish Lookout, Belize pp. 241-256

Carel Roessingh and Linda Mol

Singapore's female entrepreneurs – are they different? pp. 257-271

Pi-Shen Seet, Noor Hazlina Ahmad and Lip-Chai Seet

Successful women entrepreneurs: a six-country analysis of self-reported determinants of success – more than just dollars and cents pp. 272-296

Martha A. Reavley and Terri R. Lituchy

The system of business financing in Russia: the gender aspect pp. 297-317

Elena V. Kapustkina

Loan delinquency among small business owners in Ghana: the importance of gender to the lending process pp. 318-336

Jocelyn D. Evans and Evelyn Winston

Entrepreneurial and cultural dynamics: a gender kaleidoscope of Ugandan microenterprises pp. 337-348

Allan Mulengani Katwalo and Nnamdi O. Madichie

Effectiveness of women entrepreneurs in the 21st century pp. 349-357

James R. Maxwell and Dorothy Carole Yaw

The influence of roles and identities on female entrepreneurial agency pp. 358-372

Mona Toft Madsen, Helle Neergaard and John P. Ulhoi

Social capital, collaborative exchange and microenterprise performance: the role of gender pp. 373-388

Jasmine Tata and Sameer Prasad

Are there differences in the perception of the importance of training for female and male entrepreneurs? pp. 389-400

Barbara A. Wech, Warren Martin and John Sandefur

From home to jua kali enterprise spaces: entrepreneurship and female gender identity pp. 401-411

Mary Njeri Kinyanjui

Volume 5, issue 2, 2008

Toward a paradigm of symbiotic entrepreneurship pp. 109-126

Leo Dana, Hamid Etemad and Richard W. Wright

The rise and fall of collective strategies: a case study pp. 127-142

Frederic Le Roy

Collective strategy of SMEs and CEOs' perceptions: the case of the flax industry in the North of France pp. 143-156

Saïd Yami

The impact of internationalisation on the competitive strategies of SMEs pp. 157-169

Frederic Le Roy and Olivier Torres

Continuity and change in alliances, joint ventures, and mergers and acquisitions: a matter of cooperation or domination? pp. 170-178

Frits Grotenhuis and Pieter Kamminga

The New Zealand Merino Company – a network approach pp. 179-200

Averlea Burgess

Productive cooperation network as a competitive advantage for small and medium firms in the Brazilian state of Sao Paulo pp. 201-211

Joao Amato Neto

Volume 5, issue 1, 2008

Is entrepreneurial intention stable through time? First insights from a sample of French students pp. 7-27

Jean Michel Degeorge and Alain Fayolle

The prospective map: a new method for helping future entrepreneurs in expanding their initial business ideas pp. 28-44

Camille Carrier

A framework for developing entrepreneurship education in a university context pp. 45-63

Per Blenker, Poul Dreisler, Helle Meibom Faergemann and John Kjeldsen

Organisational learning: a concept for improving teachers' competences in the Estonian School pp. 64-82

Made Torokoff and Tõnis Mets

Management education as an identity construction: the case of Estonia and its transition economy background pp. 83-99

Iiris Aaltio

Book Review: The Dynamics of Learning Entrepreneurship in a Cross-Cultural Context pp. 100-105

Jocelyn J-Y. Desroches

Book Review: International Entrepreneurship Education – Issues and Newness pp. 106-107

Kerstin Wilde