Entrepreneurship & Regional Development
1997 - 2026
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Volume 38, issue 7-8, 2026
- Endogeneity, my dear Watson! A systematic analysis of uses and misapplications in entrepreneurship research pp. 915-943

- Ahmad Al Asady and Chris Groening
- Entrepreneuring mothers’ identity work and motivation from the perspective of possible selves pp. 944-967

- Nichola Phillips, Natalia Vershinina, Joanne Duberley and Marylyn Carrigan
- Holding up the sky together? Family support dynamics and gender in entrepreneurship in China pp. 968-991

- Anna-Katharina Schaper, William B. Gartner and Friederike Welter
- Worldview matters: exploring the interplay between Indigenous worldviews and entrepreneurial journeys – storytelling from Chile’s Mapuche pp. 992-1018

- Ling Li, Sebastian Barros and Robert Blackburn
- Decoding the corporate venture capital lifecycle: a systematic review and research agenda pp. 1019-1051

- Markus Kronberger, Lukas Krenn and Tobias Gutmann
- Stepping out of the shadow? The nature and durability of new firm formation in former coalfield communities pp. 1052-1074

- Marc Cowling, Ross Brown, Stefanos Ioannou and Robert Blackburn
- Strength in numbers? An investigation of the relationship between ethnic minority population and ethnic minority-owned business outcomes pp. 1075-1099

- Ace Beorchia, David Gras and Timothy G. Pollock
- Founders’ political ties and new venture performance: the enabling role of absorptive capacity pp. 1100-1125

- Ahmed Adel Tantawy, Joseph Amankwah-Amoah and Pushyarag Puthusserry
- Family firms motivations and commitment to achieving sustainable development goals: a research agenda pp. 1126-1149

- Giuseppina Maria Cardella, Clara Margaça, José Carlos Sánchez García and Brizeida Hernández Sánchez
- Strategic decisions in family firms: a situated gamble perspective pp. 1150-1169

- Anaïs Angelucci, Jonathan Bauweraerts, Olivier Colot and Julie Hermans
- Gender inclusive entrepreneurship education and training: challenges and indicators pp. 1170-1193

- Barbara Orser, Catherine Elliott, Amanda Elam, Anita Shankar and Candida Brush
- Gradually changing society: women entrepreneurs and institutional change in Saudi Arabia pp. 1194-1213

- Sosan Algahtani, Lin Xiong and James Cunningham
- Transgenerational entrepreneurship in Italian family firms: a taxonomy of family successor profiles pp. 1214-1249

- Emmadonata Carbone, Rafaela Gjergji, Salvatore Sciascia, Valentina Lazzarotti and Federico Visconti
- Refugee entrepreneurship within and beyond refugee camps: constrained and adaptive resourcefulness pp. 1250-1276

- Richmond Msowoya and John Luiz
Volume 38, issue 5-6, 2026
- Religious entrepreneurship: advancing a distinctive domain pp. 489-500

- Brett Smith, Saulo Dubard Barbosa, Allan Discua Cruz and Miruna Radu-Lefebvre
- Understanding Hindu religious entrepreneurship: a translation perspective pp. 501-528

- Sreevas Sahasranamam and Anupama Kondayya
- Does religion in the home country matter for new venture internationalization? A cross-country analysis pp. 529-550

- Stephanie A. Fernhaber and Ronia Hawash
- Moral boundaries: how sacred values and cultural tightness influence entrepreneurial action pp. 551-575

- Paul Sanchez-Ruiz, Ileana Maldonado-Bautista, Peter G. Klein and Joseph Vaughn
- Spiritual bricolage among women entrepreneurs: reframing adversity pp. 576-603

- Tigist Tesfaye, Magdalena Markowska, Ethiopia L. Segaro and Lucia Naldi
- Venturing beyond sacred grounds: managing multiple identities in religious entrepreneurship pp. 604-623

- Ashenafi Biru, Andrea Carlo Sottini and Benedetto Cannatelli
- Planting churches, growing identities: how religious entrepreneurship changes those who are called to it pp. 624-663

- Michael Conger and Chris Welter
- Constructing the identity of the religious entrepreneur: a master narrative approach pp. 664-693

- Felipe Rifo and Carlos Poblete
- Tradition and organizational identity in religious entrepreneurship pp. 694-720

- Raysa Geaquinto Rocha, Nicholas Burton, Matthew Sinnicks and Kate Black
- Religious congregation social entrepreneurship in sacred church buildings pp. 721-752

- Helen M. Haugh
- Higher purposes in religious entrepreneurship: how Kenyan pastors sustain persistence toward spiritual impact pp. 753-783

- Sean M. Dwyer and Mitchell J. Neubert
- The role of religious beliefs in productive entrepreneurship and personal social responsibility: insights from a non-WEIRD nation pp. 784-810

- Amir Emami, Yasaman Shamohammadi, Mark D. Packard, Paul Jones, Shayegheh Ashourizadeh and Leo-Paul Dana
- On one’s own two feet: self-employment, poverty, and the importance of religion in South Africa pp. 811-836

- Pankaj C. Patel, Léo-Paul Dana and David Audretsch
- Do the means justify the ends? Entrepreneurs’ moral legitimacy in religious networks pp. 837-857

- Shannon Harris, Niall G. MacKenzie and Colin Mason
- From faith to fortune? Religious entrepreneurs’ responses to institutional voids pp. 858-884

- Todd W. Moss, Ana Cristina Dahik Loor, Eduardo Meléndez and Antonio Casanueva Fernández
- Beyond simple embeddedness: probing entrepreneurs’ strategic religious engagement pp. 885-914

- Diana M. Hechavarria, Robert J. Pidduck and Ajay Patel
Volume 38, issue 3-4, 2026
- Navigating tensions between economic and social integration among immigrant family entrepreneurs: a paradox perspective pp. 235-262

- Quang David Evansluong, Siarhei Manzhynski and Eva Karayianni
- Strategic agencement: how sustainable entrepreneurs address the dual liabilities of newness and otherness pp. 263-286

- Leonhard Gebhardt, Jens Kaus and Katharina Hölzle
- Global perspective on networking dynamics of entrepreneurs across migrant statuses: unravelling the role of the public vs. private spheres pp. 287-308

- Jan Vang Brambini-Pedersen, Hajer Jarrar, Charbel Salloum, Kent Wickstrømb, Thomas Schøtt and Shayegheh Ashourizadeh
- The impact of national culture on homophily in immigrant founding teams pp. 309-327

- Anastasia V. G. Bailey and Benjamin A. Campbell
- Entrepreneurial ecosystem typologies for entrepreneurial dynamism: a configurational theorizing pp. 328-355

- Ravi Roshan, Krishna Chandra Balodi and Christina Theodoraki
- Empowering entrepreneurs: age, telework, and geographic context in transitioning to knowledge-based self-employment pp. 356-392

- Ting Zhang, Hanchen Yu and Shashank Karki
- A place-based view on the relationship between local community commercial attractiveness and entrepreneurial interest: a multi-method analysis pp. 393-409

- Craig S. Galbraith, Alex Vestal and Curt H. Stiles
- Empowering women’s entrepreneurship: an evidence synthesis of policy and practice in developing countries pp. 410-434

- Stephen Knox, Abdullah Gok, Esra Aydogdu, Sara Carter, Jonathan Levie and Eleanor Shaw
- Chronic turmoil resilience, confrontation resilience, and their dark side: women entrepreneurs in Lebanon pp. 435-466

- Hayfaa A. Tlaiss and Dmitry Khanin
- Entrepreneurial competencies in vocational education pp. 467-488

- Olivier Toutain, Michela Loi and Matteo Opizzi
Volume 38, issue 1-2, 2026
- Entrepreneurialism: conceptual exploration of an ideology pp. 1-17

- Christina Lubinski and Hannah Knox Tucker
- City of ‘social saints’: the role of place in driving impact entrepreneurship in Turin, Italy pp. 18-44

- Mary Kathleen Burke, Alisa Sydow, Daniel Torchia and Laura Corazza
- Intertwinement of entrepreneurial stress and eudaimonic well-being: a phenomenographic approach pp. 45-74

- Yekaterina Pak
- Shifting tides, stable grounds: balancing career mobility and stability through entrepreneurial competencies pp. 75-92

- Martin Stockhaus, Mats Lundqvist and Karen Williams-Middleton
- CEO imaginativeness and business model design of new ventures: the moderating role of TMT cognitive diversity pp. 93-110

- Chenglin Jin, Jibao Gu, Along Liu and Hefu Liu
- Grow to last or grow to sell? Strategy making and narrative identity refocussing in business support programmes pp. 111-134

- Andrew Greenman, Jeannie Holstein and Susan Marlow
- Standards for re-innovation in innovation-enabling business models of high-tech SMEs: a conceptual model of a capability-based view pp. 135-163

- Mark Loon
- Tracking spatial distribution and regional characteristics of gazelles pp. 164-184

- Pauliina Björk, Martti Saarela, Ossi Kotavaara and Matti Muhos
- The impact of Big Five Personality Traits on entrepreneurial orientation pp. 185-209

- Moustafa Haj Youssef, Nagham Sayour, Naser Valaei, Hiba Hussein and Mostafa Harakeh
- Enhancing product innovativeness in SMEs: the role of owners’ bonding social capital, owners’ bridging behaviours and mobilized social capital pp. 210-234

- Lorraine M. Uhlaner, Ondřej Machek, Aleš Kubíček, Martin Lukeš and Jiří Hnilica
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