International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Small Business
2004 - 2025
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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
Volume 4, issue 6, 2007
- The European farm entrepreneur: a comparative perspective pp. 679-692

- Pieter De Wolf, Gerard McElwee and Herman Schoorlemmer
- Building reservation economies: American Indian agriculture 1858–1925 pp. 693-725

- J. Diane Pearson
- Reindeer husbandry in Russia pp. 726-784

- Konstantin Klokov
- The Inuit commercial caribou harvest and related agri-food industries in Nunavut pp. 785-806

- Aldene Meis Mason, Leo Dana and Robert Anderson
- Marketing New Zealand lamb in the EU pp. 807-819

- Phillip R. Clark and Teresa E. Dana
Volume 4, issue 5, 2007
- Celebrity entrepreneurship: communication effectiveness through perceived involvement pp. 505-527

- Erik Hunter and Per Davidsson
- The psychophysiological basis of creativity and intuition: accessing 'the zone' of entrepreneurship pp. 528-542

- Dana Tomasino
- Young technology ventures in Europe: aspects of market orientation and entrepreneurial orientation pp. 543-563

- Stefan Roskos and Heinz Klandt
- Interpersonal trust, vigilance and social networks roles in the process of entrepreneurial opportunity recognition pp. 564-585

- Scott R. Gordon
- Evaluating the donor: enterprise relationship in a not-for-profit social entrepreneurship venture pp. 586-604

- Linda Mosek, Murray Gillin and Liora Katzenstein
- Indigenous nascent entrepreneur self-efficacy and perceived individual success pp. 605-619

- Noel J. Lindsay, Wendy A. Lindsay, Anton Jordaan and Gido Mapunda
- The search for equity capital? Implications for women entrepreneurs pp. 620-635

- Anne De Bruin and Susan Flint-Hartle
- Maori entrepreneurial activity in Aotearoa New Zealand pp. 636-653

- Franceen Reihana, Mihipeka Sisley and Helmut Modlik
- Defining entrepreneurship as a 'domain of practice': implications for theory and research for policy and education pp. 654-678

- Allan O'Connor, Nita Cherry and Patricia Buckley
Volume 4, issue 4, 2007
- The effect of culture, resources and quality of entrepreneurship on economic development: a conceptual framework pp. 383-396

- Zelimir William Todorovic and Rod B. McNaughton
- Growth determinants of micro and small enterprises in the fishing industry in Bondo District, Kenya pp. 397-406

- Jacob Olango Onyango
- Maori entrepreneurship: fact or fallacy? pp. 407-418

- Martin H. Devlin
- Country of origin as a source of business opportunities pp. 419-430

- Marco Van Gelderen
- The development of an innovation strategy in the SME context pp. 431-449

- Frederic Le Roy and Saïd Yami
- The relationship of achievement motivation and risk-taking propensity to new venture performance: a test of the moderating effect of entrepreneurial munificence pp. 450-472

- Jintong Tang and Zhi Tang
- What is a family business? A discussion of an integrative and operational definition pp. 473-488

- Manuel Carlos Vallejo Martos
- Family business and social responsibility of the managing director: a French case study pp. 489-499

- Jean-Pierre Boissin, Jean-Claude Castagnos and Alain Fayolle
- Book Review: When Economies Change Hands – A Survey of Entrepreneurship in Post-communist Europe from the Balkans to the Baltic States pp. 500-503

- Arnold Helbock and Rainer Bergauer
Volume 4, issue 3, 2007
- The internationalisation of research and development in Swiss and German Born Globals: survey and case study evidence pp. 214-233

- Oliver Gassmann and Marcus Matthias Keupp
- Innovation and international involvement of Dutch SMEs pp. 234-255

- S. Jolanda A. Hessels
- Development, motives and employment effects of manufacturing offshoring of German SMEs pp. 256-276

- Steffen Kinkel, Gunter Lay and Spomenka Maloca
- Internet adoption by rapidly internationalising SMEs: a further challenge to staged e-adoption models pp. 277-290

- Sharon Loane, Jim Bell and Kenneth R. Deans
- Globalisation and regionalisation in the clothing industry: survival strategies for UK firms pp. 291-304

- Celine Abecassis-Moedas
- Entrepreneurial capabilities in MNEs subsidiaries: the case of the dialysis industry pp. 305-324

- Antonella Zucchella, Maurizio Ettore Maccarini and Paolo Scabini
- Explaining individual entrepreneurial orientation: conceptualisation of a cross-cultural research framework pp. 325-340

- Tobias Kollmann, Julia Christofor and Andreas Kuckertz
- A new model for cluster dynamics: from strategic to regional networks – a study of the development of a French high-tech cluster pp. 341-360

- Christian Lechner and Christophe Leyronas
- Internationalisation of SMEs: European comparative studies pp. 361-379

- Vanessa Ratten, Leo Dana, Mary Han and Isabell Welpe
Volume 4, issue 2, 2007
- Entrepreneurship in West and East Germany pp. 97-109

- Friederike Welter
- Family influence on value creation: a resource-based analysis of the value creation process in family firms pp. 110-121

- Sabine B. Klein
- Window of entrepreneurship – explaining the influence of corporate governance mechanisms on corporate entrepreneurship in two riding schools pp. 122-137

- Sven-Olof Yrjo Collin and Elin Smith
- A strategic concept for an academic business incubation programme with the support of project management tools pp. 138-151

- Silke Jurkowitsch
- E-business and taxation pp. 152-162

- Marko Kolakovic and Nikola Mijatovic
- Linking the division of labour to entrepreneurial orientation of firms: a theoretical proposal pp. 163-178

- Francesco Schiavone
- A study of immigrant entrepreneurship in Upper Bavaria pp. 179-206

- Nikolinka Fertala
- Book Review: Entrepreneurship and SMEs in the Euro-zone: Towards a Theory of Symbiotic Entrepreneurship pp. 207-209

- Sandra Pennewiss
Volume 4, issue 1, 2007
- Overseas expansion activities of North American franchises pp. 4-16

- John E. Clarkin
- The acceptance and adaptation of a foreign retail format: the case of the convenience store in Taiwan in the 1980s and 1990s pp. 17-40

- Florence Yuan-Huei Chang and John Dawson
- Master international franchising in China: the case of The Athlete's Foot pp. 41-51

- Ilan Alon
- Franchising – multifaceted form of entrepreneurship pp. 52-67

- Mika Tuunanen and Frank Hoy
- Franchisees can be made – empirical evidence from a follow-up study pp. 68-96

- Jenni Torikka
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