Journal of the International Council for Small Business

2020 - 2025

Current editor(s): Eric Liguori

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JICSB Translation: Boldly positioning for broader and deeper impact pp. 275-277: Thomas G. Pittz, Jeffrey Alves, Ayman El Tarabishy, Eric W. Liguori and Katia Passerini
Micro, small and medium enterprises in times of crisis: Evidence from Indonesia pp. 278-302: Tulus Tambunan
Art-identity founders, venturing processes, and entrepreneurship: Implications for policy pp. 303-312: Lucrezia Casulli, Stephen Knox, Andrew C. MacLaren and Thomas Farrington
Lessons from an older sibling: Social entrepreneurship and corporate social responsibility pp. 313-323: Jeff Muldoon, Vitaliy Skorodziyevskiy, Shawn Keough and William Phillips
A theoretical justification and framework for scenario planning in SMEs pp. 324-333: Kyle Scott
Crowd funders’ motivations to support impact-oriented projects pp. 334-339: Eric Mike Mc Laren and Rico Baldegger
Visionary and empowering leadership in SMEs pp. 340-346: Kilian Klösel
Supplier selection for Mexican manufacturing MSMEs: A study-based on multi-criteria approach pp. 347-354: Blanca Garcia, Víctor León and Amada Hidalgo Gallardo
Universities in entrepreneurial ecosystems and MSME revitalization pp. 355-364: Hezron Mogaka Osano

A policy response to COVID-19: An Australian perspective pp. 159-166: Vicki Stylianou
Resilience, digitalization, and CSR’s three pillars to develop robust post-COVID MSMEs pp. 167-171: Guillaume Bigot and Rony Germon
A new dawn for MSMEs and start-ups pp. 172-176: Ahmed Osman
Entrepreneurial ecosystems: Spanning the institutional gaps in emerging economies via incubator networks pp. 177-202: Shirin Khokhawala and Radha Iyer
Industry 4.0 in manufacturing SMEs of Argentina and Brazil pp. 203-222: Rubén Andrés Ascúa
Inherited cultural capital and growth aspirations in Tanzanian business at the bottom of the pyramid pp. 223-249: Clemens Lutz, Florian Noseleit and Hawa Tundui
Religion and humane entrepreneurship: Insights for research, policy, and practice pp. 250-259: Indu Khurana, Amarpreet Singh Ghura and Dev K. Dutta
Sheltering-in-privilege: Silicon Valley pp. 260-266: Jim Pulcrano, Jung Park and Benoit Leleux
Disadvantaged entrepreneurs: From the shadow to the light pp. 267-274: Adnane Maalaoui

Special issue on sustainable entrepreneurship pp. 75-78: Analía Pastran, Chantal Line Carpentier and Adnane Maalaoui
Improving gender equality through entrepreneurship: The role of women-dedicated business incubators pp. 79-89: Inés Gabarret and Aude D’Andria
MSMEs sustainable prediction model: A three-sector comparative study pp. 90-100: Prince Gyimah and Ogechi Adeola
A step toward sustainability, dignity, and good health through Noraa pp. 101-113: Shinu Vig
Let’s Save the Bear: A multispecies livelihoods approach to wildlife conservation and achieving the SDGs pp. 114-124: Bastian Thomsen, Jennifer Thomsen, Mario Cipollone and Sarah Coose
Beyond making a profit: Using the UN SDGs in entrepreneurship programs to help nurture sustainable entrepreneurs pp. 125-133: David J. Hansen and David Wyman
Reimagining innovation for “social” entrepreneurship: Nonhuman spaces for the SDGs pp. 134-146: Kellen Copeland
Sustainable entrepreneurship: A new way of doing business pp. 147-158: Analía Pastran, Evangelina Colli and Claudia Poclaba

COVID-19 as an accelerator for developing strong(er) businesses? Insights from Estonian small firms pp. 1-29: Susanne Durst and Thomas Henschel
A case of mistaken (role) identity?: Envisioning entrepreneurial role demands pp. 30-41: Norris Krueger and Alexander Lawrence
TVET: Labor force today, entrepreneurial leaders tomorrow pp. 42-45: Shoroke Zedan
Teaching entrepreneurial finance: Reconsidering Morris and Liguori in light of the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 46-54: Srinivas Nippani and Paul Newsom
Local government as a platform for altruistic microbusiness: A case study of a children’s cafeteria in Japan pp. 55-66: Atushi Kato
Healing a hurt generation with humane entrepreneurship pp. 67-74: Jeffrey Alves and Hannah Gilroy

Women-led SMEs: Innovation and collaboration → performance? pp. 111-117: María José Ibáñez, Maribel Guerrero and Raj V. Mahto
Rising to the challenge: Entrepreneurship ecosystems and SDG success pp. 118-125: Eric Liguori and Joshua S. Bendickson
How a business model’s sustainability and scalability interact pp. 126-138: Rico Baldegger
Why MSMEs are failing: Evidence from the real world pp. 139-147: Frederick Crane
Effective leaders in entrepreneurial organizations build cultures that lead to high-performance outcomes pp. 148-176: Ayman El Tarabishy
Humane Entrepreneurship Model: Does morality of entrepreneurs matter? pp. 177-198: Alina Maria Landowska, Bice Della Piana and Rosangela Feola

Personality traits and the digital entrepreneur: Much of the same thing or a new breed? pp. 81-105: Cesar Bandera and Katia Passerini
Strategies for small business: Surviving and thriving in the era of COVID-19 pp. 106-110: Eric W. Liguori and Thomas G. Pittz

Letter from the Managing Editor, Dr. Jeffrey Alves pp. 1-3: Jeffrey R. Alves
The Genesis of the United Nations International Name Day for Micro-, Small, and Medium-Sized Enterprises — June 27 pp. 4-6: Ayman El Tarabishy
Financial inclusion for MSMEs and women’s economic empowerment pp. 7-9: Martín García Moritán
It’s not just about the money pp. 10-13: Andrew McDonald
Agenda 2030 for Sustainable Development: A powerful global framework pp. 14-23: Chantal Line Carpentier and Hannah Braun
Small matters! pp. 24-27: Dragan Radic
Giving momentum to SME digitalization pp. 28-31: Sandrine Kergroach
The emergence of social entrepreneurs in China pp. 32-35: Larry Yu
Pitfalls in innovation policy making pp. 36-41: Salvatore Zecchini
From crisis to recovery: The role of the EU policies in supporting MSMEs pp. 42-44: Kristin Schreiber
Messages from T20 Tokyo Summit 2019: Challenges and proposals for SME policies in G20 countries pp. 45-51: Hiroyuki Okamuro
Entrepreneurial potential and potential entrepreneurs: 25 years on pp. 52-55: Norris Krueger
Digitalization, Consumer Social Responsibility, and Humane Entrepreneurship: Good news from the future? pp. 56-63: Roberto Parente
Revisiting the potential security threats linked with the China–Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) pp. 64-80: Riaz Ahmad, Hong Mi and Lloyd W. Fernald