Journal of the International Council for Small Business
2020 - 2025
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Volume 6, issue 4, 2025
- Examining the impact of humane entrepreneurship on overall firm performance: An empirical investigation of SMEs pp. 579-592

- Zoran Bjelic, Christophe Schmitt, Rico Baldegger and Raymond Bou Nader
- Measuring environmental, social, and governance (ESG) firm performance: A new story resembling an old one pp. 593-605

- Katia Passerini, Ayman El Tarabishy and Arturo Pagan
- Family firms and entrepreneurial teams: A dynamic view from Argentina pp. 606-617

- Andrea Minetti, Noelia Barberis, José Borello and Rubén Ascúa
- Influence of leadership programs on generic skill development and entrepreneurship: The role of action learning focused on questioning and reflection of young adults pp. 618-628

- Fumiyo Seimiya and Rihyei Kang
- Developing resilience through sustainability: Qualitative insights from family businesses pp. 629-638

- Thomas Rudolf Mörth and Michael Kuttner
- New venture risk management: Theoretical framework and research perspectives pp. 639-658

- Reinhard Schulte
- Creativity and alertness for successful entrepreneurship pp. 659-665

- Masoud Karami, Clécio Falcão Araujo, Jintong Tang and Lucas Bonacina Roldan
- The role of entrepreneurship in alleviating ESG backlash and advancing sustainability pp. 666-684

- Eunhye Son and Jungho Suh
- Practical insights into predicting defaults in small and medium-sized enterprises pp. 685-696

- Hamid Cheraghali and Peter Molnár
- Hand that rocks the cradle: Impact of personality on business succession in family-owned small business pp. 697-720

- Diep Ngoc Nguyen, Zeshan Ahmad, Ali Muhammad, Belal Mahmoud AlWadi and Elaine Yen Nee Oon
- Unveiling the nexus: Financial inclusion, financial literacy, and financial performance as catalyst for women-owned enterprises in India pp. 721-751

- Serin Peter, Geetha Elangovan and Gokarna Vidya Bai
- The role of communication in expatriate management at SMEs: Evidence from foreign employees in Turkey pp. 752-769

- Sawsan Aldandachly, İlkay Akbaş and Özgür Burçak Gürsoy
- Investigating how individual entrepreneurial orientation impacts entrepreneurial intention: The mediating role of positivity and moderating affect of institutional support among university students pp. 770-790

- Shefali Srivastava
- Entrepreneurial intentions among academics in Nigeria: The mediating role of self-efficacy pp. 791-810

- Precious Chikezie Ezeh, Anayo D. Nkamnebe and Ogochukwu E. Nkamnebe
- Leadership’s impact on SME performance: A systematic review of its role in enterprise pp. 811-842

- Margaret Doe Ametefe, Alooma Garba Adamu, Fudamu Aliyu Umaru and Faith Gameli Ametefe
- Modeling the adoption enablers of blockchain technology–based supply chain financing: An integrative dual DOI–TOE analysis pp. 843-864

- Elijah Asante Boakye, Hongjiang Zhao, Bright Nana Kwame Ahia and Millicent Adu-Damoah
- Exploring the landscape of family business research in Asia: A bibliometric analysis pp. 865-898

- Alhamzah F. Abbas, Hashim Mahdi Hashim, Alaa Mahdi Sahi, Gül Erkol Bayram and Marco Valeri
- Firm-level determinants of financial leverage in SMEs: Evidence from the UK information technology sector pp. 899-912

- Ahmad Nasiri, Mohammad Sadegh Ghasemi and Nastaran N. Richards-Carpenter
- Entrepreneurial resilience and tourism business success during crises: The moderating impact of state intervention pp. 913-935

- Yohannes Mekonnen Yesuf, Ziska Fields and Woretaw Chanie
Volume 6, issue 3, 2025
- Factors influencing the success of micro- and small enterprises: Evidence from Fiji pp. 353-368

- Seone Soakimi Lolesio, Ritu Srivastava and Shital Vakhariya
- Retaining young workers in SMEs in a French engineering and consultancy branch pp. 369-382

- Michaël Bénédic, Philippe Anton, Raymond Bou Nader and Christophe Schmitt
- Analysis of women entrepreneurship in township and rural areas in South Africa pp. 383-391

- Rebecca Majola
- Financial technology and entrepreneurship in Kenya: A propensity score matching approach pp. 392-405

- Rodgers Musamali Anyanga, Bhavish Jugurnath and Jackson Maalu
- Analyzing green entrepreneurial orientation drivers: Insights from the Indian manufacturing industry pp. 406-425

- Shivani Shivani, Purari Kumar and Akriti Chandra
- Navigating the digital shift: Exploring the online dimension in entrepreneurial ecosystems pp. 426-435

- Tatyana Tsukanova, Susana C. Santos and Eric Liguori
- Revisiting the role of behavioral control and entrepreneurial identity in empirical entrepreneurial intention research: A theory of planned behavior approach pp. 436-454

- Ivan Paunovic and Klaus Deimel
- Beyond stereotypes: The story of a single-woman entrepreneur in a patriarchal society pp. 455-468

- Roshni Narendran
- FinTech business models focus on financing SMEs pp. 469-481

- Rubén Ascúa and André Wölfle
- Enabling university and regional conditions to create a thriving entrepreneurship ecosystem pp. 482-493

- Kimberly M. Gramm, David L. Doerfert, Amy E. Boren-Alpízar, Scott Burris and Rudy Ritz
- Changes in networks influencing entrepreneurial activity of start-up founders: The increasing importance of the weak ties pp. 494-502

- Hiroshi Nozawa and Rihyei Kang
- Identifying and overcoming conflicts of Japanese intrapreneurs pp. 503-514

- Toshimitsu Abe and Rihyei Kang
- Mechanisms of weak ties developing women entrepreneurship behaviors pp. 515-523

- Eriko Toda and Rihyei Kang
- Antecedents and outcomes of learning from and with entrepreneurial role models: A systematic literature review pp. 524-538

- Daniel Nauck, Bojan Kitanovikj and Michael Herzog
- Toward sustainable futures: Enhancing inclusive transdisciplinary skills and inner development goals in sustainable entrepreneurship education pp. 539-551

- Sylvia Robles
- A study of the influence of family involvement on the IPO performance of Korean start-ups pp. 552-565

- Youngkeun Choi
- Simple rules and heuristic decision making using the quick screen tool: A JD Bioscience case study pp. 566-577

- Rayan K. Salih, Joon Seok Lee, Ryan Friedrich, Michael Toscani, Arthur A. Boni and John M. York
Volume 6, issue 2, 2025
- A review on high growth firms and scaling pp. 175-190

- Euclides Major, Carlos M. DaSilva and David Urbano
- Gender disparities among financial entrepreneurs: The case of hedge funds pp. 191-199

- Francesc Naya and Nils S. Tuchschmid
- Self-leadership: The essential drive for entrepreneurs pp. 200-205

- Marco Furtner, Simon Liegl and Kilian Klösel
- A transformative model for teaching and learning emotional intelligence for aspiring entrepreneurial leaders pp. 206-215

- Delia Elena Mateiaş, Gary Low and Rick Hammett
- The dual effect of COVID-19: Diverse digitalization approaches in micro- and small businesses pp. 216-228

- Maurizio Caon, Eva Panetti, Emanuele Meier and Rico J. Baldegger
- Loan application due diligence and financing small firms in Africa pp. 229-243

- Oghenekome Umuerri, Tilo Halaszovich and Jürgen Bode
- Empowering K–12 pupils: Fostering problem-solving skills through sustainable entrepreneurship and computational thinking pp. 244-255

- Anette Bentz, Jonas Krasowski, Bernhard Standl and Claudia Wiepcke
- Exploratory research on the internationalization speed of small and medium-sized enterprises pp. 256-268

- Yoshiko Miura
- The human element in digital transformation: The role of talent management for SMEs pp. 269-283

- Albena Pergelova and Desislava Yordanova
- Evaluating the impact of digital and financial literacy on MSME performance pp. 284-296

- Purari Kumar, Akriti Chandra, Shivani Shivani and Vinay Pillai
- Seeking for effectiveness of sustainability entrepreneurial education programs: A multiple case analysis pp. 297-310

- Fatimata Ly-Baro, John M. York and Orsolya Ihasz
- Navigating success: Exploring how entrepreneurial traits and institutional factors mediate enterprise characteristics and financial performance pp. 311-330

- Sheevun Di O. Guliman-Qudsi, Berlyn M. Teaño and Michael Lloyd A. Bation
- Unraveling the entrepreneurial journey: The role of education, personality, and gender pp. 331-352

- Sanam Soomro, Mingyue Fan, Safia Soomro, Sonia Najam Shaikh, Fatima Zahra Kherazi and Sadaf Akhtar
Volume 6, issue 1, 2025
- Geneva’s entrepreneurial ecosystem: From historical roots to a sustainable future pp. 1-17

- Rico Baldegger, Ayman ElTarabishy and Jeffrey Alves
- A multilevel view of internal technological innovation pp. 18-32

- Russell Seidle
- Resilience and small business performance: An empirical investigation pp. 33-47

- Krittaya Sangboon and Leon Schjoedt
- Nice to value. Unraveling the nexus between management accounting use and financial performance: A quantitative study of SMEs pp. 48-54

- Paolo Roffia, Thomas Henschel and Fares Getzin
- The knowing–doing gap: Family SMEs and sustainability in Germany and Sweden pp. 55-65

- Börje Boers, Thomas Henschel, Adrian Ade and Stefan Kemp
- The influence of the fear of failure on women pursuing entrepreneurship in the United Kingdom pp. 66-75

- Shivansh Mathur and Robert A. Phillips
- Entrepreneurial archetypes: Spiritual well-being as a catalyst for humane entrepreneurship and performance pp. 76-85

- Olimpia Rosales and Geraldina Silveyra
- What makes women entrepreneurs happy: The life stage, entrepreneurial ladder, and subjective well-being pp. 86-98

- Yi-Wen Chen and Szu Chuang Li
- Sustainability transitions in small, entrepreneurial food services through systems innovation pp. 99-113

- Carlos Martin-Rios
- Commitment to corporate social entrepreneurship in the context of a health crisis: The case of the scientist–entrepreneur couple who founded BioNTech pp. 114-122

- Franck Duquesnois and Redouane Karar
- Unleashing the potential of MSMEs in India: A strategic analysis pp. 123-143

- Caroline Priya Martinravi and Krishnakumar Krishnasamy
- Applying the new DIN 33459 quality management standard for educational entrepreneurs pp. 144-156

- Jonathan Biehl and Rolf Koerber
- The potential of CSR engagement in UK SMEs pp. 157-174

- Cezara Nicoara and Vita Kadile
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