Journal of International Entrepreneurship

2004 - 2024

Current editor(s): Hamid Etemad

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Volume 6, issue 4, 2008

SME development, economic growth, and government intervention in a developing country: The Indonesian story pp. 147-167

Tulus Tambunan

The effect of early international commitment on international positional advantages in Spanish and Belgian international new ventures pp. 168-187

Andreu Blesa, Diego Monferrer, Ysabel Nauwelaerts and Maria Ripollés

Partnership or self-reliance entry modes: Large and small technology-based enterprises’ strategies in overseas markets pp. 188-208

Lee Li and Gongming Qian

L. Lloyd-Reason and L. Sear (Ed), Trading places—SMEs in the global economy: A critical research handbook pp. 209-210

Vanessa Ratten

Volume 6, issue 3, 2008

Export stimulation of micro- and small locally owned firms from emerging environments: New evidence pp. 101-122

Densil Williams

Business immigrants and the entrepreneurial nexus pp. 123-142

Greg Clydesdale

Messina, Julian, Claudio Michelacci, Jarkko Turunen and Gylfi Zoega (Eds): Labour market adjustments in Europe pp. 143-145

Vanessa Ratten

Volume 5, issue 3, 2007

Evaluating offshore and domestic production in the apparel industry: The small firm’s perspective pp. 47-63

Leo Dana, Robert Hamilton and Brooke Pauwels

Entrepreneurial orientation and international commitment pp. 65-83

María Ripollés-Meliá, Martina Menguzzato-Boulard and Luz Sánchez-Peinado

Patterns and determinants of entry and exit in industrial sectors in Sweden pp. 85-110

Kristina Nyström

Volume 5, issue 1, 2007

Discriminating “Schumpeterian” from “Austrian” informal investors—an empirical assessment pp. 1-10

Truls Erikson

UK SMEs’ motives for internationalizing: Differences between firms employing particular overseas market servicing strategies pp. 11-23

Dave Crick

An exploratory study of characteristics and attributes of Turkish entrepreneurs: A cross-country comparison to Irish entrepreneurs pp. 25-46

Mehmet Turan and Ali Kara

Volume 4, issue 4, 2006

Qualitative research methods in international entrepreneurship: Introduction to the special issue pp. 133-136

Niina Nummela and Catherine Welch

Hermeneutic phenomenology and international entrepreneurship research pp. 137-155

Richard Seymour

Using narrative sequence methods to advance international entrepreneurship theory pp. 157-174

Gary Buttriss and Ian Wilkinson

Integrating qualitative and quantitative methods in research on international entrepreneurship pp. 175-190

Jukka Hohenthal

Mapping network development of international new ventures with the use of company e-mails pp. 191-208

Ingrid Wakkee

Focus group interviewing in China: Language, culture, and sensemaking pp. 209-226

Lorraine Watkins-Mathys

Volume 4, issue 2, 2006

Business models and market entry mode choice of small software firms pp. 69-81

Arto Ojala and Pasi Tyrväinen

Organizational rejuvenation for knowledge exploitation: Exploring corporate entrepreneurship in an MNE pp. 83-98

Maria Adenfelt and Katarina Lagerström

Developing social capital to achieve superior internationalization: A conceptual model pp. 99-112

Mary Han

The resource dynamics of international new venture networks pp. 113-132

Nicole Coviello and Martin Cox

Volume 3, issue 4, 2005

Current perspectives on international entrepreneurship and the Internet pp. 247-249

Rudolf Sinkovics and Jim Bell

The role of information technology in corporate strategy of small and medium enterprises pp. 251-262

María Nieto and Zulima Fernández

The role of the internet in the internationalisation of small and medium sized companies pp. 263-277

Sharon Loane

Rapid internationalisation enabled by the Internet: The case of a knowledge intensive company pp. 279-290

Pia Arenius, Viveca Sasi and Mika Gabrielsson

Entrepreneurial orientation, commitment to the Internet and export performance in small and medium sized exporting firms pp. 291-302

Rasha Mostafa, Colin Wheeler and Marian Jones

Empowerment of SME websites—Development of a web-empowerment scale and preliminary evidence pp. 303-315

Rudolf Sinkovics and Elfriede Penz

’E’ entrepreneurial SMEs: An Irish study of micro and macro influences pp. 317-332

Elaine Ramsey and Patrick Ibbotson

Volume 3, issue 3, 2005

Qualitative Insights into the International New Venture Creation Process pp. 179-198

Felicitas Evangelista

Branding Strategies of Born Globals pp. 199-222

Mika Gabrielsson

Entrepreneurial Orientation, Dynamic Capabilities and International Performance pp. 223-243

Ari Jantunen, Kaisu Puumalainen, Sami Saarenketo and Kalevi Kyläheiko

Volume 3, issue 2, 2005

Thesis Review: The Subjective and Institutional Factors in the Internationalization Process of Firms [Los Factores subjetivos e Institucionales en el Proceso de Internacionalización de las Empresas] pp. 111-113

Francisco González

The Psychic Distance Postulate Revised: From Market Selection to Speed of Market Penetration pp. 115-131

Pia Arenius

The Born-Global Phenomenon: A Comparative Case Study Research pp. 133-171

Alex Rialp, Josep Rialp, David Urbano and Yancy Vaillant

Volume 3, issue 1, 2005

International Growth Orientation of Knowledge-Intensive SMES pp. 5-18

Niina Nummela, Kaisu Puumalainen and Sami Saarenketo

Partner Selection for International Marketing and Distribution in Corporate New Ventures pp. 19-36

J. Varis, O. Kuivalainen and S. Saarenketo

Toward a Knowledge-Based Conceptualization of Internationalization pp. 37-52

Shameen Prashantham

ASPEM as the New Topographic Analysis Tool for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs) Performance Models Utilization pp. 53-70

Adli Abouzeedan and Michael Busler

The Development of International Industry Clusters: A Complexity Theory Approach pp. 71-97

Valerie Lindsay

Book Review: ‘The Geography of Small Firm Innovation’ By Grant Black (Kluwer, 2004) pp. 99-101

Barak Aharonson

Volume 2, issue 4, 2004

Rapidly with a Rifle or more Slowly with a Shotgun? Stretching the Company Boundaries of Internationalising ICT Firms pp. 275-288

Niina Nummela, Sami Saarenketo and Kaisu Puumalainen

Micromultinationals: Some Preliminary Evidence on an Emergent ‘Star’ of the International Entrepreneurship Field pp. 289-303

Kevin Ibeh, Jeffrey E. Johnson, Pavlos Dimitratos and Jonathan Slow

Venture Capital Investors, Capital Markets, Valuation and Information: US, Europe and Asia pp. 305-326

Mike Wright, Andy Lockett, Sarika Pruthi, Sophie Manigart, Harry Sapienza, Philippe Desbrières and Ulrich Hommel

Barriers to Internationalisation: A Study of Entrepreneurial New Ventures in New Zealand pp. 327-343

Vivienne Shaw and Jenny Darroch

When Economies Change Paths—Models of Transition in China, the Central Asian Republics, Myanmar & the Nations of Former Indochine Française pp. 345-346

Emmanuella Plakoyiannaki

Volume 2, issue 3, 2004

Marketspace and the Internationalisation Process of the Small Firm pp. 187-216

Maureen M.J. Berry and Juergen Kai-Uwe Brock

Broadening the Concept of International Entrepreneurship: Internationalisation, Networks and Politics pp. 217-237

Catherine L. Welch and Lawrence S. Welch

Domestic Activity and Knowledge Development in the Internationalization Process of Firms pp. 239-258

Anders Blomstermo, Kent Eriksson and D. Deo Sharma

Research Resources--Research Collaboration Initiative: International Growth Orientation of Knowledge-Intensive Small Firms pp. 263-265

Niina Nummela and Sami Saarenketo

Volume 2, issue 1_2, 2004

International Entrepreneurship as a Dynamic Adaptive System: Towards a Grounded Theory pp. 5-59

Hamid Etemad

Women Entrepreneurs: A Comparison of International Small Business Owners in Poland and the Czech Republic pp. 61-87

Terri R. Lituchy and Martha A. Reavley

Preparing Russian Small Innovative Enterprises for International Competitiveness: A Scoping Study pp. 89-108

George Tovstiga, Pieter den Hamer, Vera A. Popova, Igor P. Efimov, Sergey V. Moskalev and Ivan M. Bortnik

Internationalising Entrepreneurship Education pp. 109-124

Jim Bell, Ian Callaghan, Dave Demick and Fred Scharf

Using Information Communication Technology to Develop International Entrepreneurship Competencies pp. 125-137

Rudolf Sinkovics, Jim Bell and Kenneth R. Deans

Factors Influencing the Early Internationalization of High Technology Start-ups: US and UK Evidence pp. 139-154

Jeffrey E. Johnson

Typology Analysis of Performance Models of Small and Medium-Size Enterprises (SMEs) pp. 155-177

Adli Abouzeedan and Michael Busler