International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Small Business

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Volume 34, issue 4, 2018

Identifying sources and roles of networks in international expansion among small businesses in a less-technology-intensive industry pp. 421-444

Byoungho Jin, Bharath Ramkumar and Wendy Hsiao-Chun Chou

Photography as visual learning tool in entrepreneurial education pp. 445-459

Marina Dabic, Barbara Unković and Ivan Novak

Ontologies and epistemologies in 'knowing' the nexus in entrepreneurship: burning rice hay and tracking elephants pp. 460-479

Yolanda Sarason and Michael Conger

Managing rapid change and rapid-growth in emerging industries pp. 480-499

Hamid Etemad and Christian Keen

The value of communication in turbulent environments: how SMEs manage change successfully in unstable surroundings pp. 500-515

Badih Arnaout and Mark Esposito

Mapping of international opportunity recognition among foreign SMEs in Iran: from a theoretical analysis to an empirical perspective pp. 516-541

Ehsan Soltanifar, Peyman Ajdari and Manochehr Ansari

Volume 34, issue 3, 2018

Entrepreneurship in the third age: retirees' motivation and intentions pp. 267-288

Eli Gimmon, Ronit Yitshaki and Shira Hantman

Does transformational leadership matter in gazelles and mice: evidence from Bosnia and Herzegovina? pp. 289-308

Ramo Palalic and Benjamin Durakovic

Adequacy of agency theory in explaining the venture capitalist-entrepreneur relationship: a firm life-cycle perspective pp. 309-329

Swati Panda

Development of rural group entrepreneurship in Indonesia: benefits, problems, and challenges pp. 330-342

Istiqomah and Wiwiek Rabiatul Adawiyah

Reinvention of management innovation for successful implementation pp. 343-361

Philippe Giuliani, Marc Robert and Frédéric Le Roy

Intrinsic entrepreneurial motivation factors: gender differences pp. 362-380

Paul P. Daulerio Jr.

The emergence of biosphere entrepreneurship: are social and business entrepreneurship obsolete? pp. 381-419

Howard H. Frederick

Volume 34, issue 2, 2018

Barriers and key success factors in the transgenerational transmission of family farm businesses in the French context: 'theory of hypertrophy vs. equilibrium of life spheres' proposition pp. 131-147

Lovanirina Ramboarison-Lalao, Albert Lwango and François-Régis Lenoir

Profiling entrepreneurial commitment across cultures: a Malaysian perspective pp. 148-168

Rahayu Tasnim, Nomahaza Mahadi, Harcharanjit Singh and Roselina Ahmad Saufi

Informal sector and urban unemployment: small businesses contribution to large livelihood improvements pp. 169-182

Tefera Darge Delbiso, Fekadu Nigussie Deresse, Addisalem Ambaye Tadesse, Befekadu Bezabih Kidane and Germán Guido Calfat

Entrepreneurship policy in Brazil: its focus and gaps pp. 183-203

Cândido Borges, Éder Danilo Bezerra, Glessia Silva, Tales Andreassi and Vicente Da Rocha Ferreira

The succession process from the perspective of financial institutions: a focused view on external vs. internal succession pp. 204-232

Mario Situm and Stefan Märk

Comparative analysis of managerial and entrepreneurial firms of Nigeria using entrepreneurship and knowledge capital pp. 233-248

Mbonu Chikwelu, Hari Shanker Shyam and Milindo Chakrabarti

The nexus between entrepreneur skills and successful business: a decompositional analysis pp. 249-265

Naziruddin Abdullah, Noor Ul Hadi and Leo Dana

Volume 34, issue 1, 2018

Accessing external networks: the role of firm's resources and entrepreneurial orientation pp. 1-19

Angelo Riviezzo and Antonella Garofano

Linking adult education and training to small and micro-enterprise promotion policies and institutions for self-employment in South Africa pp. 20-34

Celestin Mayombe

Surviving small and medium tourism accommodation businesses: aligning strategic entrepreneurship orientations with industry programs pp. 35-67

Melissa Li Sa Liow, Aik Lee Chong and Angelina Seow Voon Yee

Ascetic entrepreneurs: an elite prosopography pp. 68-91

David Kee

Examining a Brazilian internet start-up from a knowing organisation perspective: the case of Cuponeria pp. 92-111

Mariana Brandão, Gabriel Marcuzzo Do Canto Cavalheiro and Luiz Antonio Joia

Qualities of the growth-oriented entrepreneur pp. 112-130

Ville-Veikko Piispanen, Kaarlo J. Paloniemi and Jaakko Simonen

Volume 33, issue 4, 2018

Find the perfect match: the interplay among Facebook, YouTube and LinkedIn on crowdfunding success pp. 472-493

Kaja Joanna Fietkiewicz, Carina Hoffmann and Elmar Lins

Towards a taxonomy of services offered by start-up business incubators: insights from the Mediterranean region pp. 494-513

Vasiliki Diamantopoulou, Aggeliki Androutsopoulou and Yannis Charalabidis

The influence of gender on the adoption of technology among SMEs pp. 514-531

Barbara J. Orser and Allan Riding

A creativity support tool for cognitive idea stimulation in entrepreneurial activities pp. 532-552

Dominik Siemon and Susanne Robra-Bissantz

Public investment in business incubators, is it better than doing nothing? pp. 553-574

Francisco-Jesús Ferreiro-Seoane, Gonzalo Rodríguez-Rodríguez and Alberto Vaquero-García

Analysing the role of crowdfunding in entrepreneurial ecosystems: a social media event study of two competing product launches pp. 575-606

Karan Menon, Hannu Kärkkäinen, Jari Jussila, Jukka Huhtamäki, Raghava Rao Mukkamala, Lester Allan Lasrado, Ravi Vatrapu and Abid Hussain

Volume 33, issue 3, 2018

The leverage of entrepreneur skills and entrepreneur traits to business success: a case study of Pakistan's marble industry pp. 315-334

Noor Ul Hadi and Naziruddin Abdullah

Viticulture and viniculture in Jundiaí: creating a website to promote them pp. 335-353

Rosane Carnevali and Cida Sanches

Why we know what we know about entrepreneurial teams? Unlocking implicit assumptions in entrepreneurial team research pp. 354-379

Bisrat Agegnehu Misganaw

Revisiting Hofstede in the Indian context: understanding the influence of entrepreneurial culture on performance of micro, small and medium enterprises pp. 380-399

P. Prasannavadanan Thampi, Amalendu Jyotishi and Ram Bishu

The mediating impact of personality traits on entrepreneurial intention of women in Northern Montenegro pp. 400-416

Muhammet Sait Dinc and Minela Hadzic

Social entrepreneurship and embedded ties - a comparative case study of social entrepreneurship in Norway pp. 417-448

Berit Irene Vannebo and Jorunn Grande

The role of motivations and intentions in life-sciences entrepreneurship: insights from the Italian setting pp. 449-464

Rosanna Spanò, Nadia Di Paola, Roberto Vona and Adele Caldarelli

Volume 33, issue 2, 2018

Entrepreneurial motivation and entrepreneurial leadership of entrepreneurs: evidence from the formal and informal economies pp. 159-175

Retno Ardianti and Inggrid

Perspectives on success from indigenous entrepreneurs in Northern Australia pp. 176-201

Beau J. Austin and Stephen T. Garnett

Family values and practices promoting entrepreneurial competencies among Ghanaian women pp. 202-219

Fanny Adams Quagrainie

Market analysis, strategy diagnosis and opportunity recognition in toy industry pp. 220-240

Datis Khajeheian

Graduation from SSIs to SMEs in India: policies, performance, and challenges pp. 241-264

M.H. Bala Subrahmanya

Understanding challenges and entrepreneurial self-efficacy during venture creation for entrepreneurs in cultural and creative industries pp. 265-288

Daniela Werthes, René Mauer and Malte Brettel

A decade of the International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Small Business: a bibliometric analysis pp. 289-314

Maria Carmen Laudano, Giacomo Marzi and Andrea Caputo

Volume 33, issue 1, 2018

Entrepreneurship education in Europe - insights from Germany and Denmark pp. 1-25

Johannes Licha and Alexander Brem

Translation, transmission, transformation: a century of continuity and change in the Chinese-German university 'collaboration chronotope' pp. 26-51

Ewan G. Dow

German entrepreneurs in the high-tech field: identifying different profiles pp. 52-71

Dorian Proksch, Wiebke Stranz and Andreas Pinkwart

Requirements of German micro-sized entrepreneurial companies regarding the management of business processes pp. 72-87

Michael Leyer, Kirill Ivchenkov and Tony Kirschner

Venture capital for German high-tech new ventures: disentangling the role of human capital for funding success pp. 88-111

Robert Richstein and Elmar Lins

Insights on the self-identity of the descendants of family business owners: the case of German Unternehmerkinder pp. 112-131

Julia K. De Groote and Sabrina Schell

Experts of thoroughness and fanatics of planning? Daring insights into the decision-making of German entrepreneurs pp. 132-157

Silke Tegtmeier and Verena Meyer