International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Small Business

2004 - 2025

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Volume 3, issue 6, 2006

Development and conservation: indigenous businesses and the UNDP Equator Initiative pp. 671-690

Fikret Berkes and Tikaram Adhikari

Entrepreneurship among the Berber people in Algeria pp. 691-695

Sofiane Djennadi

From reindeer nomadism to extreme experiences: economic transitions in Finnish Lapland in the 19th and 20th centuries pp. 696-704

Maria Lahteenmaki

Dismantling the barriers to entrepreneurship in reindeer management in Finland pp. 705-727

Janne Hukkinen, Hannu Heikkinen, Kaisa Raitio and Ludger Muller-Wille

Government support for small- and medium-size business enterprises in Scotland and Wales since devolution pp. 728-742

John R.G. Jenkins

Globalisation, economic literacy and native economic development pp. 743-759

Ronald K. Mitchell

Success factors of Aboriginal women entrepreneurs: a study of Mohawk community in Canada pp. 760-778

Terri R. Lituchy, Martha A. Reavley, Elena Lvina and Ronald J. Abraira

Indigenous peoples in Chile pp. 779-786

Leo Dana

Volume 3, issue 5, 2006

Teaching diversity in technology entrepreneurship: some experiences from The Netherlands and France pp. 517-537

Aard Groen, Jan Ulijn and Alain Fayolle

Perceived barriers to entry: are there any differences between small, medium-sized and large companies? pp. 538-553

Ron Kemp and Clemens Lutz

Risk management practices in German SMEs: an empirical investigation pp. 554-571

Thomas Henschel

Gender view on self-employment in Germany pp. 572-593

Silke Fehrenbach and Maria Lauxen-Ulbrich

Challenges to the growth of Finnish woodworking SMEs pp. 594-606

Pekka Makinen and J. Ashley Selby

National features of Russian entrepreneurs pp. 607-620

Evgeniya Dragunova

Economic agendas, strategy and proactive planning in post-conflict reconstruction of Bosnia and Herzegovina pp. 621-639

Tigran Haas

Influence of education and training systems on participation of young people in labour market of CEE economies: a comparison of Poland and Slovenia pp. 640-666

Polona Domadenik and Francesco Pastore

Book Review: When Economies Change Hands: A Survey of Entrepreneurship in Post-Communist Europe from the Balkans to the Baltic States pp. 667-670

Pavel Castka

Volume 3, issue 3/4, 2006

How could reference price and loyalty influence brand choice? pp. 287-309

Begona Alvarez Alvarez and Rodolfo Vazquez Casielles

Delivering business benefits through Knowledge Transfer Partnerships pp. 310-320

Martin Wynn and Peter Jones

Penetration of a new shop concept – the case of discount in Denmark pp. 321-328

Niels Jorgensen

Diversification in rural pubs: a strategy for survival and community value? pp. 329-347

Guy Lincoln

In search of a new marketing and sales strategy in the print media business: a Balkans case pp. 348-365

Marija Tomasevic Lisanin, Tihomir Vranesevic, Mirko Palic and Gianpaolo Vignali

Acquisition in the ice cream business – Agrokor Croatia and Baldauf Hungary pp. 366-381

Maja Martinovic, Tihomir Vranesevic and Claudio Vignali

Astley Bank and Savoiaa – a comparative case study analysis of entrepreneurship in the hospitality industry in relation to the UK and Italy pp. 382-399

Gianpaolo Vignali and Alberto Mattiacci

The internationalisation of Czech SMEs: some issues relating to marketing knowledge deficiencies pp. 400-416

David Pollard and Maria Jemicz

Relationship marketing and entrepreneurship: South Asian businesses in the UK pp. 417-426

Tahir Rashid

Human resource management: the case of the Cypriot duty free industry pp. 427-446

Demetris Vrontis and Claudio Vignali

Small retailers' competition against large store chains in Croatia pp. 447-458

Tihomir Vranesevic, Marija Tomasevic Lisanin, Miroslav Mandic and Claudio Vignali

The country-of-origin effect on the purchase intention of apparel: opportunities and threats for small firms pp. 459-476

Demetris Vrontis, Alkis Thrassou and Claudio Vignali

Determinants of SME brand adaptation in global marketing pp. 477-497

Ho Yin Wong and Bill Merrilees

Private equity for small firms: a conceptual model of adaptation versus standardisation strategy pp. 498-515

Khaled Soufani, Demetris Vrontis and Panikkos Poutziouris

Volume 3, issue 2, 2006

A measurement framework for international entrepreneurship policy research: from impossible index to malleable matrix pp. 139-182

Kevin Hindle

Distribution patterns of small firms in developed economies: is there an emergent global pattern? pp. 183-189

Michael T. Schaper

Conceptualising entrepreneurship in a transition context pp. 190-206

David Smallbone and Friederike Welter

Women entrepreneurs in the Ukraine pp. 207-221

Robert D. Hisrich, Kimberly Bowser and Larysa Szana Smarsh

Dialogue of the deaf: the disconnect between the research mandarins and business innovators pp. 222-244

John Milton-Smith

Opportunity or necessity? The spatial determinants of entrepreneurship in South Africa pp. 245-265

Willem A. Naude and Louw Van Der Walt

The clusters development as a factor of competitive advantage pp. 266-276

Elisabeth Pereira and Antonio Jorge Fernandes

Book Review: International Business Strategy: A New Zealand Perspective pp. 277-281

Peter Zettinig

Book Review: When Economies Change Hands: A Survey of Entrepreneurship in the Emerging Markets of Europe from the Balkans to the Baltic States pp. 282-284

Sandra Pennewiss

Volume 3, issue 1, 2006

Prior knowledge, bisociative mode of thinking and entrepreneurial opportunity identification pp. 3-16

Stephen Ko and John E. Butler

Non-local intuition and the performance of serial entrepreneurs pp. 17-35

Frank La Pira and Murray Gillin

Serial entrepreneurs and focused human intentionality in the development of the Cambridge technopole pp. 36-55

L. Murray Gillin and Barry L. Moignard

Opportunity recognition attitudes of nascent indigenous entrepreneurs pp. 56-75

Noel J. Lindsay, Wendy A. Lindsay, Anton Jordaan and Kevin Hindle

Entrepreneurs and funding decisions: evidence from Australian SMEs pp. 76-91

Jason R. Fitzsimmons and Evan J. Douglas

Unleashing growth potential in 'stunted' SMEs: insights from simulator experiments pp. 92-105

Carmine Bianchi and Graham W. Winch

Personal value systems and motivations of successful serial entrepreneurs pp. 106-122

Susan Rushworth and Murray Gillin

Evaluating the availability of British social 'venture' capital on the impact of social entrepreneurship pp. 123-136

Loris O. Gillin

Volume 2, issue 4, 2005

"Value creation" by allocation of resources in SMEs under different conditions of economic development pp. 301-311

Karl-Heinz Schmidt

National and local agency support for Scottish SME internationalisation activity: lessons for small transition economies pp. 312-330

Michael Danson, Ewa Helinska-Hughes, Michael Hughes and Geoff Whittam

Mexican entrepreneurial responses to economic liberalisation: an exploratory study pp. 331-345

Catherine Leroy-Beltran, Jerry Haar and Oscar A. Beltran

The role of social enterprise in regional development pp. 346-357

Helen Haugh

Industrial clusters and technological capability in small firms: an empirical study of two foundry clusters in South India pp. 358-376

N.V. Raghavendra and M.H. Bala Subrahmanya

The strategic development of manufacturing SMEs: patterns, antecedents, and performance outcomes pp. 377-391

Louis Raymond and Josee St-Pierre

Patterns and coordination of collective action in small and very small business: the case of a tourist village in the Pyrenees pp. 392-403

Katherine Gundolf and Annabelle Jaouen

A value creation view of opportunity recognition processes pp. 404-417

Gerald E. Hills, David J. Hansen and Claes M. Hultman

Volume 2, issue 3, 2005

The apple industry in Croatia: a value chain analysis approach pp. 211-225

Ivan-Damir Anic and Mustafa Nusinovic

Institutional development and good governance assessments in Croatia: an extended focus on corruption pp. 226-241

Zoran Aralica and Jelena Budak

Export supply function in Croatia pp. 242-253

Natasa Erjavec and Boris Cota

The credit channel of the transmission mechanism in the Republic of Croatia pp. 254-265

Marijana Ivanov and Vladimir Cavrak

Foreign direct investment and competitiveness in transition economies: the case of Croatia pp. 266-282

Jasminka Sohinger and Darko Horvatin

The ethnic Croatian consumers' country of origin decisions pp. 283-298

Claudio Vignali, Zeliko Bunic and Tihomir Vranesevic

Volume 2, issue 2, 2005

Indigenous land rights in Canada: the foundation for development? pp. 104-133

Robert B. Anderson, Ronald D. Camp Ii, Leo Dana, Benson Honig, Jean-Marie Nkongolo-Bakenda and Ana Maria Peredo

Aboriginal land rights and development: corporations and trust pp. 134-148

Ronald D. Camp Ii, Robert B. Anderson and Robert Giberson

Maori land claims: a historical perspective pp. 149-162

Janelle Fowler

The role of Treaty of Waitangi claim settlements on Maori economic development pp. 163-177

Ines Katschner

Focus on regulation theory pp. 178-187

Stephen Buckingham and Leo Dana

Foreshore and seabed pp. 188-198

Joanna Sibbald and Kirsten Wick

Focus on the Ngai Tahu tribe pp. 199-207

Charlotte Paulin

Volume 2, issue 1, 2005

Entrepreneurship: in between what? On the "frontier" as a discourse of entrepreneurship research pp. 2-16

Chris Steyaert

Growth objectives in Norwegian start-up businesses pp. 17-26

Espen Isaksen and Lars Kolvereid

Transforming Albanian business education pp. 27-33

Sang M. Lee and Silvana Trimi

The emergence of dynamic ventures in Latin America, Southern Europe and East Asia: an international comparison pp. 34-56

Hugo Kantis

Exporting success: a two country comparison of women entrepreneurs in international trade pp. 57-78

Martha A. Reavley, Terri Lituchy and Emma McClelland

Expanding the scope of methodologies used in entrepreneurship research pp. 79-88

Leo Dana and Teresa E. Dana

Evaluation of entrepreneurship education: behaviour performing or intention increasing? pp. 89-98

Alain Fayolle