Entrepreneurship & Regional Development

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): Professor Alistair Anderson

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Boards of directors in SMEs: a review and research agenda pp. 271-290: Morten Huse
The adoption of outside boards by small private US firms pp. 291-309: Mark K. Fiegener, Bonnie M. Brown, Dirk R. Dreux and William J. Dennis
Boards of directors in small and medium-sized industrial firms: examining the effects of the board's working style on board task performance pp. 311-330: Jonas Gabrielsson and Henrik Winlund
Effects of agency risks and procedural justice on board processes in venture capital-backed firms pp. 331-351: Harry J. Sapienza, M. Audrey Korsgaard, Philip K. Goulet and Jeffrey P. Hoogendam
Recruiting outside board members in the small family business: an ideological challenge pp. 353-378: Bengt Johannisson and Morten Huse

Hong Kong's entrepreneurship: behaviours and determinants pp. 179-194: Tony Fu-Lai Yu
Networking, entrepreneurship and microbusiness behaviour pp. 195-215: Elizabeth Chell and Susan Baines
Knowlege networks for innovation in small Scottish software firms pp. 217-244: Simon Collinson
External linkages and product innovation in small manufacturing firms pp. 245-266: Mark Freel

Paradox in the periphery: an entrepreneurial reconstruction? pp. 91-109: Alistair Anderson
The success and failure of policy-implanted inter-firm network initiatives: motivations, processes and structure pp. 111-135: Robert Huggins
Strategies for local and regional NGO development: combining sustainable outcomes with sustainable organizations pp. 137-161: Allan Gibb and Deepak Adhikary
Emergence and growth of high-tech activity in Cambridge and Grenoble pp. 163-177: Celine Druilhe and Elizabeth Garnsey

Where do they come from? Prevalence and characteristics of nascent entrepreneurs pp. 1-23: Frédéric Delmar and Per Davidsson
Exploring alternative approaches in high-level entrepreneurship education: creating micromechanisms for endogenous regional growth pp. 25-47: Mauri Laukkanen
Revisiting the concentration versus spreading debate as a successful export growth strategy: the case of UK SMEs exporting agricultural-related products pp. 49-67: Dave Crick, Shiv Chaudhry and Stephen Batstone
Territory, research and technology linkages - is the Shannon region a propitious local system of innovation? pp. 69-87: Bernadette Andreosso-O'Callaghan

Types of technological scanning in manufacturing SMEs: an empirical analysis of patterns and determinants pp. 281-300: Pierre-Andre Julien, Louis Raymond, Real Jacob and Charles Ramangalahy
Transnational technology transfer of SMEs and its impact on regional development pp. 301-315: Christian Weikl and Reinhold Grotz
Starting a business after unemployment: characteristics and chances of success (empirical evidence from a regional German labour market) pp. 317-333: Thomas Hinz and Monika Jungbauer-Gans
Virtual organization and the SMEs: a review and model development pp. 335-349: Timo Pihkala, Elina Varamaki and Jukka Vesalainen
Probing into the social layers of entrepreneurship: outlines of the sociology of enterprise pp. 351-371: Milan Zafirovski

Regional differences in environments for enterprises pp. 187-202: Jari J. Ritsila
The virtual web as a new entrepreneurial approach to network organizations pp. 203-229: Ulrich J. Franke
Reciprocated community support and small town - small business success pp. 231-246: Maureen Kilkenny, Laura Nalbarte and Terry Besser
Extroverts and introverts: small manufacturers and their information sources pp. 247-268: Edward J. Malecki and Ryan M. Poehling
Self-employment intentions among Russian students pp. 269-280: Alexei Tkachev and Lars Kolvereid

Trading places: the ethnographic process in small firms' research pp. 95-108: Monder Ram
Adapting to peripherality: a study of small rural manufacturing firms in northern England pp. 109-127: David Smallbone, David North and Christos Kalantaridis
Perceived benefits of a managed science park location pp. 129-154: Paul Westhead and Stephen Batstone
The use of external business advice by SMEs in Britain pp. 155-180: Robert J. Bennett and Paul J. A. Robson

The small firm as a temporary coalition pp. 1-19: Michael Taylor
The prevalence of multiple owners and directors in the SME sector: implications for our understanding of start-up and growth pp. 21-37: Peter Rosa
Spatial variations in markets served by UK-based small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) pp. 39-55: Matthew Gorton
Processes of innovation among manufacturing SMEs: the experience of Bedfordshire pp. 57-78: Christos Kalantaridis
Inward investment and endogenous development. The convergence of the strategies of large firms and territories? pp. 79-93: Antonio Vazquez-Barquero

Academic-industry linkages and small firm innovation: evidence from the scientific instruments sector pp. 261-276: Alan D. MacPherson
Geographic ‘clustering’ in the German opto electronics industry pp. 277-296: Robert Hassink and Michelle Wood
Personal networks in emerging knowledge-based firms: spatial and functional patterns pp. 297-312: Bengt Johannissson
Who gets the goodies? An examination of microenterprise credit in Jamaica pp. 313-334: Benson Honig
The association between information gathering and success in industrial SMEs:the case of Belgium pp. 335-351: Lybaert Nadine

Humanistic entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial career commitment pp. 171-188: Feiwel Kupferberg
The survival of firms over the critical first 3 years and the local environment pp. 189-202: Hannu Littunen, Esa Storhammar and Tuomo Nenonen
Screening and valuing venture capital investments: evidence from Hungary, Poland and Slovakia pp. 203-224: Judit Karsai, Mike Wright, Zbigniew Dudzinski and Jan Morovic
The financing of male-- and female--owned businesses pp. 225-242: Carter Sara and Rosa Peter
Business associations and their potential contribution to the competitiveness of SMEs pp. 243-260: Robert J. Bennett

Requiem for the Third Italy? Rise and Fall of a too succesful concept pp. 93-116: Giuliano Bianchi
Does gender affect business ‘performance’? A study of microbusinesses in business services in the UK pp. 117-135: Chell Elizabeth and Susan Baines
Evolution, innovation and learning: evidence from case studies pp. 137-149: Mark Freel
Market failure and the estimation of subsidy size in a regional entrepreneurship programme pp. 151-165: Daniel Felsenstein, Aliza Fleischer and Adi Sidi

Innovative milieux and new generations of regional policies pp. 1-16: Denis Maillat
Portfolio entrepreneurship in the farm sector: indigenous growth in rural areas? pp. 17-32: Sara Carter
Collective dynamism and firm strategy: Study of an Indian industrial cluster pp. 33-49: Keshabanada Das
Case analysis of Canadian self--employment assistance programming-super-1 pp. 51-69: Barbara Orser and Sandy Hogarth-Scott
New, technology--based firms as agents of technological rejuvenation pp. 71-92: Autio Erkko and Yli--Renko Helena