International Journal of Entrepreneurial Venturing

2009 - 2024

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Volume 4, issue 4, 2012

The costs of entrepreneurship pp. 330-350

Simon Parker

Identifying sources of occupational stress in entrepreneurs for measurement pp. 351-373

Sharon Grant and Kate Ferris

Entrepreneurs' health - the importance of psychosocial working conditions and individual factors pp. 374-390

Stig Vinberg, Kjell Terje Gundersen, Mikael Nordenmark, Johan Larsson and Bodil J. Landstad

Corruption and the ethical context of country-level entrepreneurship pp. 391-408

Sergey Anokhin and William Acar

Entrepreneurship policy as institutionalised and powerful myths pp. 409-426

Kim Klyver and Torben E. Bager

Volume 4, issue 3, 2012

Quality signals in early-stage venture capital markets pp. 199-213

Dave Valliere

Financial covenants and their restrictiveness in European LBOs - an assessment in the aftermath of the financial crisis pp. 214-238

Ann-Kristin Achleitner, Carolin Bock and Florian Tappeiner

Valuation of entrepreneurial businesses pp. 239-256

Gerrit Brösel, Manfred J. Matschke and Michael Olbrich

Financial valuation of start-up businesses with and without venture capital pp. 257-275

Michael Lerm, Roland Rollberg and Peter Kurz

The role of investors for early-stage companies pp. 276-289

Pascal Gantenbein and Jens Engelhardt

Micro enterprises and microfinance for business women in rural areas of South Africa - a case study of Ga-Rankuwa at the interface between first and third world pp. 290-308

Heinz Eckart Klingelhöfer, Philip Olukayode Aiyepola and Ayodele Olatunji Adewunmi

Franchising - a key to success in times of financial and economic crises?! pp. 309-326

Heinz Kußmaul, Gerd Waschbusch, Jessica Knoll, Christoph Ruiner and Nadine Staub

Volume 4, issue 2, 2012

Factors related to the capital structure of small new ventures pp. 97-110

Rainer Harms, Robert J. Breitenecker, Erich J. Schwarz and Malgorzata A. Wdowiak

Classifying the strategic capability of farmers: a segmentation framework pp. 111-131

Gerard McElwee and Rob Smith

The socially-dynamic entrepreneurial process: an anthropological approach pp. 132-147

Toke Bjerregaard and Jakob Lauring

Change of entrepreneurial agenda in a core competence context: exploring the transformation from technology focus to market focus pp. 148-167

Navid Ghannad and Urban Ljungquist

On the nature of technological opportunities: concept, origin and evolution pp. 168-180

María Teresa Aceytuno and F. Rafael Cáceres

Factors that affect small business performance in Canada pp. 181-193

Amarjit Gill and Nahum Biger

Volume 4, issue 1, 2012

Guest editor's introduction: Sports entrepreneurship: towards a conceptualisation pp. 1-17

Vanessa Ratten

Still playing the game? pp. 18-31

Helle Neergaard and Norris Krueger

Calgary Flames: a case study in an entrepreneurial sport franchise pp. 32-41

David Legg and Vance Gough

Click clack: examining the strategic and entrepreneurial brand vision of Under Armour pp. 42-57

Kimberly S. Miloch, Jason Lee, Patrick M. Kraft and Vanessa Ratten

Branding the elite professional athlete through use of new media and technology: an interview with Ash De Walt pp. 58-64

Khalid Ballouli and Michael Hutchinson

Sport entrepreneurship: challenges and directions for future research pp. 65-76

Vanessa Ratten

Opening the black box: a comparative case study on international prospectors pp. 77-95

Beate Cesinger, Claudius Habisreutinger and Adriana Danko

Volume 3, issue 4, 2011

An entrepreneurship policy framework for high-growth firms: navigating between policies for picking winners and market failure pp. 324-343

Kevin Hindle, John Yencken and Allan O'Connor

Rapidly-growing firms and their main characteristics: a longitudinal study from the USA pp. 344-358

Christian Keen and Hamid Etemad

Personal happiness and employment growth in new technology-based firms pp. 359-374

Arndt Lautenschläger

High performance work systems, technological innovations and firm performance in SME: evidences from Italy pp. 375-391

Edoardo Della Torre and Luca Solari

Developing innovation support services for small high-growth technology firms in Eastern Finland pp. 392-419

Jukka Siikonen, Tomi Heimonen and Jarkko Pellikka

Open innovation strategies in the UK biopharmaceutical sector pp. 420-434

Călin Gurău and Frank Lasch

Strategic coopetition of global brands: a game theory approach to 'Nike + iPod Sport Kit' co-branding pp. 435-455

Flávio Rodrigues, Victoria Souza and João Leitão

Volume 3, issue 3, 2011

Enhancing process innovations: the role of cognitions, and power-based leadership pp. 212-230

Diana Eva Krause

The influence of advergames on consumers' attitudes and behaviour: an empirical study among young consumers pp. 231-247

Martin K.J. Waiguny, Ralf Terlutter and Melanie E. Zaglia

Competence development in start-ups and SMEs: what is the role of higher education institutions as cooperation partners? pp. 248-261

Norbert Kailer and Monika Thum-Kraft

How to turn public networks into clubs? The challenge of being a cluster manager pp. 262-280

Carola Jungwirth, Daniel Grundgreif and Elisabeth Muller

Management accounting and controlling in German SMEs – do company size and family influence matter? pp. 281-300

Wolfgang Becker, Patrick Ulrich and Michaela Staffel

Examining SME performance: the role of innovation, R&D and internationalisation pp. 301-314

Timothy L. Pett and James A. Wolff

Volume 3, issue 2, 2011

The succession scorecard, a tool to assist family business's trans-generational continuity pp. 101-124

Ilse Matser and Jozef Lievens

Corporate venturing in family firms: a strategic management approach pp. 125-148

Nathan S. Greidanus

The role of knowledge in entrepreneurial marketing pp. 149-167

Roland Zs. Szabo, Lilla Hortovanyi, David F. Tarody, Adrienn Ferincz and Miklos Dobak

Family business background, perceptions of barriers, and entrepreneurial intentions in Cyprus pp. 168-182

Athanasios Hadjimanolis and Panikkos Poutziouris

What determines the growth ambition of Dutch early-stage entrepreneurs? pp. 183-207

Ingrid Verheul and Linda Van Mil

Volume 3, issue 1, 2011

Role of networks in emergence of international new ventures pp. 5-25

Tuija Mainela and Vesa Puhakka

Political entrepreneurship in new small ventures: the case of IMS pp. 26-43

Anna Bengtson, Amjad Hadjikhani and Cecilia Pahlberg

Inertia in business relationships: the case of a designer furniture manufacturer pp. 44-62

Anu Norrgrann and Karita Luokkanen-Rabetino

ERP selection through business relationships – adaptations or connections pp. 63-83

Peter Ekman and Peter Thilenius

Performance in strategic alliances: an analysis of objective and subjective measures pp. 84-100

Mario Franco

Volume 2, issue 3/4, 2010

Resources supporting entrepreneurial orientation in multigenerational family firms pp. 222-245

Wayne Irava and Ken Moores

Factors influencing the stocks and flows of bonding social capital in family firms pp. 246-261

Daniela Montemerlo and Pramodita Sharma

The definitional dilemma in family business research: outlines of an ongoing debate pp. 262-275

Paolo Di Toma and Stefano Montanari

Family small businesses: definition, 'essence' and 'true' prevalence pp. 276-290

Calvin Wang

Small family business performance: comparison between family and non-family enterprises pp. 291-307

Antti Kirmanen and Juha Kansikas

Toward a better understanding of family enterprising pp. 308-319

Mervyn J. Morris and Justin B. Craig

Father-daughter succession issues in family business among regional economies of Asia pp. 320-346

Daphne Halkias, Paul W. Thurman, Nicholas Harkiolakis, Marios Katsioloudes, Eleni T. Stavrou, Paul M. Swiercz and Mirka Fragoudakis

Strategic renewal after ownership transfers in SMEs: do successors' actions pay off? pp. 347-365

Lex Van Teeffelen and Lorraine Uhlaner

Are family firms fit for innovation? Towards an agenda for empirical research pp. 366-380

Dietmar Roessl, Matthias Fink and Sascha Kraus

Innovation in family and non-family businesses: a resource perspective pp. 381-399

Josep Llach and Mattias Nordqvist

Internationalisation of family-owned businesses in the Czech Republic pp. 400-418

Hamid Moini, Frantisek Kalouda and George Tesar

Book Review: Entrepreneurship in a European Perspective: Concepts for the Creation and Growth of New Ventures by C.K. Volkmann, K.O. Tokarski and M. Gruenhagen pp. 419-420

Ulla Hytti

Volume 2, issue 2, 2010

The Sarimner effect and three types of ever-abundant business opportunities pp. 114-128

Kent Thoren and Terrence E. Brown

Challenges of quantitative research on internal corporate venturing pp. 129-143

Robert P. Garrett

Corporate entrepreneurship and intrapreneurship related to innovation behaviour among employees pp. 144-158

Bjorn Willy Amo

Conjuring the entrepreneurial spirit in small and medium-sized enterprises: the influence of management on corporate entrepreneurship pp. 159-184

Ralf Schmelter, Rene Mauer, Andreas Engelen and Malte Brettel

Trial by market: the Brightstar incubation experiment pp. 185-200

Simon Ford and David Probert

Gone corporate? The changing face of entrepreneurship in contemporary universities pp. 201-216

Tim Vorley and Jen Nelles

Volume 2, issue 1, 2010

Evaluation of entrepreneurial teams: early-stage investment decisions in new technology-based firms pp. 1-22

Kirsti Dautzenberg and Guido Reger

International entrepreneurship in Japan: an extended model pp. 23-39

Paul Gaspari and Parissa Haghirian

Firm size, bank relational strategy and credit: the mediating role of bank knowledge in small firm access to debt finance pp. 40-55

Patrick Saparito and Kenneth Colwell

Entrepreneurial marketing over the internet: an explorative qualitative empirical analysis pp. 56-71

Kati Schmengler and Sascha Kraus

The role of HRM in networking SMEs pp. 72-87

Tuija Oikarinen, Mirva Hyypia and Timo Pihkala

Managing entrepreneurial opportunism and marketing discipline in firm performance: empirical application pp. 88-105

Michel Soto Chalhoub