Journal of Small Business Management
2001 - 2025
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Volume 63, issue 4, 2025
- The impact of startup subsidies on survival, growth, and stakeholder value pp. 1437-1465

- Yolanda Fuertes-Callén, Beatriz Cuéllar-Fernández and Adriana Serrano-Magdalena
- SME default prediction: A systematic methods evaluation pp. 1466-1517

- Hamid Cheraghali and Peter Molnár
- Exploring the relationship between hybrid founder social identities and entrepreneurs’ psychological resilience pp. 1518-1551

- Annika Mara Aust, Marvin Aundrup, Andrea Greven and Malte Brettel
- Inside-out and outside-in: How entrepreneurial ecosystems can build legitimacy through signaling pp. 1552-1593

- Colin Donaldson, Jorge Villagrasa and Christina Theodoraki
- Early-stage entrepreneurs’ communicative strategies in managing knowledge ambiguity pp. 1594-1622

- Wei Shi
- Better-prepared to face COVID-19: Organizational learning from SMEs’ experience with banking crises pp. 1623-1656

- Vivien Lefebvre and Francis Osei-Tutu
- Entrepreneurial alertness, international performance, and the role of effectuation in SME internationalization pp. 1657-1694

- Wensong Bai, Barbara Francioni, Martin Johanson, Luis Oliveira and Milena Ratajczak-Mrozek
- Small-business owners and their choice of banks: Some lessons from the banking literature and game theory in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 1695-1720

- Srinivas Nippani, Jeffrey Muldoon, Derek Yonai and Diego Matricano
- Eco-innovations in family SMEs: Understanding the role of financial performance satisfaction pp. 1721-1749

- Phuong-Anh Nguyen Duong, Wim Voordeckers, Jolien Huybrechts, Frank Lambrechts and Anita Van Gils
- The impact of managerial goal attention alignment on dynamic capabilities: Insights from Taiwanese social enterprises pp. 1750-1782

- Hsing-Er Lin, Jeongho Choi and Ping-Hsun Li
- Decoding evidence-based entrepreneurship: A systematic review of meta-analytic choices and reporting pp. 1783-1829

- Andreas Rauch, Saadat Saeed and Michael Frese
- Signaling theory in entrepreneurial fundraising and crowdfunding research pp. 1830-1855

- Norbert Steigenberger, Marcel Garz and Thomas Cyron
- Bouncing back to the surface: Factors determining SME recovery pp. 1856-1883

- Edward I. Altman, Marco Balzano, Alessandro Giannozzi, Eric Liguori and Stjepan Srhoj
- The prediction of future cash flow for UK private companies pp. 1884-1920

- Siming Liu and Len Skerratt
- Decoding decision-making: The interplay of cognitive processes and working capital management constraints in new ventures pp. 1921-1948

- Miles M. Yang and Kehan Xu
Volume 63, issue 3, 2025
- Assessing motivational factors and effectual mechanisms’ impact on developing radical innovation in small firms pp. 899-935

- Morteza Sardari, Mahdi Tajeddin and Masoud Karami
- Exploring the effect of institutions on entrepreneurial ecosystems: A meta–analysis pp. 936-984

- Yorgos Goletsis, Konstantina Christogeorgou and Nikolaos Mylonidis
- Mitigating the impact of late internationalization of emerging market SMEs: A dynamic capability perspective pp. 985-1021

- Marina Dabic, Sandeep Yadav, Nicolas Huck, Jane F. Maley and Timothy Kiessling
- The role of geographical distance for investment decisions in crowdinvesting pp. 1022-1062

- Moritz Sefried and Kristina Uhl
- Linking green marketing and SMEs performance: A psychometric meta-analysis pp. 1063-1105

- Stephen Oduro and Michela Matarazzo
- Business model redesign through effectual action in times of crisis pp. 1106-1142

- Margarietha Johanna de Villiers Scheepers, Sarel Gronum, Stuart Cranney and Noel Tracey
- From liability to asset: A receiver’s perspective on eponymy signals and market value pp. 1143-1171

- Jorge Arteaga-Fonseca, Duygu Phillips, Matthew Rutherford and Kipp Krukowski
- The mediating roles of financialization and vertical integration in the innovation culture and performance relationship: An examination of SME investment firms pp. 1172-1197

- Grant Alexander Wilson, Jason Jogia and Eric W. Liguori
- The role of flexibility, digitalization, and crisis response strategy for SMEs: Case of COVID-19 pp. 1198-1235

- Eyup Kahveci, Zehra Binnur Avunduk, Tuğrul Daim and Selim Zaim
- How does a subsequent entrepreneurship career choice develop? A set-theoretic analysis testing hope theory pp. 1236-1267

- Étienne St-Jean, Maripier Tremblay, Rahma Chouchane and François L’Écuyer
- Attracting nonfamily applicants to the family firm: A signaling theory approach pp. 1268-1296

- Taewoo Kim, Michele N. Medina-Craven, Laura E. Marler, Rebecca G. Long and Mel Fugate
- The new normal: The status quo of AI adoption in SMEs pp. 1297-1331

- Julia Schwaeke, Anna Peters, Dominik K. Kanbach, Sascha Kraus and Paul Jones
- The role of board design in small-firm crisis response pp. 1332-1364

- Jonas Fasth, Niklas Åkerman, Mikael Hilmersson and Viktor Elliot
- Bridging the gap: The roles of entrepreneurs’ egotism and structural hole occupancy in venture performance pp. 1365-1399

- Victoria A. Yates, James M. Vardaman, Benjamin D. McLarty, Donald H. Kluemper and Jeffrey M. Pollack
- How small business owners navigate stress for improved performance: Building psychological capital through peer interactions pp. 1400-1436

- Andaç T. Arıkan, Juliet Osuji and Sam Ekwuribe
Volume 63, issue 2, 2025
- How founding team members respond to exploration and exploitation behaviors by mimicking and switching pp. 423-462

- Florian Koch, Alexander Kock and Elmar D. Konrad
- The impact of explorative and exploitative collaborations on SMEs innovative performance pp. 463-494

- Valentina Bucaioni, Gianluca Murgia and Josef Taalbi
- Impossible is nothing: Entrepreneurship in Cuba and small firms’ business performance pp. 495-527

- Julio Cerviño, Sylvie Chetty and Oscar Martín Martín
- Who is willing to be rich and king? Founder-CEOs’ IPO and M&A intentions pp. 528-557

- Yuji Honjo, Masatoshi Kato and Hidenori Takahashi
- Formalization of annual performance feedback and employees’ job satisfaction in the SME context pp. 558-589

- Christina Guenther, Sebastian Lehnen and Rainer Michael Rilke
- The localness effect of family firm branding on consumer perceptions and purchase intention: An experimental approach pp. 590-619

- Philipp Jaufenthaler, Andreas Kallmuenzer, Sascha Kraus and Alfredo De Massis
- How micro-firms innovate: A qualitative study on the role of networks pp. 620-652

- Arcangela Ricciardi, Daniele Cerrato and Fabio Antoldi
- Entrepreneurs can create a better tomorrow: The relationship between entrepreneurial grit, nonfinancial success, and societal impact pp. 653-685

- Marvin Kaes, Sebastian Kruse, Christoph Maus, Carolin Krieweth and Malte Brettel
- Equity split evolution in entrepreneurial teams: Assessing financial contributions and human capital pp. 686-718

- Rui-Li Yan and Ting Zhang
- Organizational homophily of family firms: The case of family corporate venture capital pp. 719-756

- Michelle Theisen, Andrew Isaak and Eva Lutz
- Entrepreneur and organizational resilience: A multilevel perspective on Italian SMEs pp. 757-785

- Simona Leonelli, Diego Campagnolo and Martina Gianecchini
- A disaggregated view of soft skills: Entrepreneurship education systems of Africa pp. 786-818

- Amon Simba, Mahdi Tajeddin, Paul Jones and Patient Rambe
- Entrepreneurial competencies influence subjective well-being of subsistence entrepreneurs: Examining the mediating role of business performance pp. 819-848

- Avinash Kumar, Ramendra Singh, Rajesh Gupta and Piyush Kumar Sinha
- Adverse retention of family talent in intrafamily succession pp. 849-871

- Jess H. Chua, James J. Chrisman and Zhenyu Wu
- Avoiding critical entrepreneurial cognitive errors through linear/nonlinear thinking style balance pp. 872-898

- Kevin S. Groves and Charles M. Vance
Volume 63, issue 1, 2025
- Life satisfaction of family business members: The role of socioemotional wealth goals and psychological functioning pp. 1-36

- Ayoosha Saleem and Chris Graves
- Exploring the benefits and risks of displayed passion in entrepreneurial pitches pp. 37-69

- Xianzhe Jin, Arran Caza and Zhenyu Wu
- Advice seeking and mentors’ influence on entrepreneurs’ role identity and business-model change pp. 70-110

- Ronit Yitshaki
- He-said, she-said: A family science and gendered perspective of communication in small family businesses pp. 111-146

- Kristen Madison and Kristen K. Shanine
- Applying resource-based theory to social value creation: A conceptual model of contributive advantage pp. 147-169

- Colleen C. Robb, Katrina M. Brownell, Malin Brännback and Stefano Rumi
- Childhood trauma and entrepreneurs’ individual entrepreneurial orientation pp. 170-220

- Bach Nguyen and Hai-Anh Tran
- Transmission of entrepreneurial identity across generations in business families: Understanding the effect of family communications pp. 221-248

- Seyyede Sharare Bagherian, Sohrab Soleimanof and Alireza Feyzbakhsh
- Fostering SME‘s organizational effectiveness through strategic orientations, learning capability, and innovation pp. 249-278

- Thu-Hang Le and Mai Ngoc-Khuong
- The board as a guide for learning in growing SMEs pp. 279-305

- Tom Liljeström, Tuuli Ikäheimonen and Timo Pihkala
- A guide to becoming green: Insights from angel investors developing sustainability-specific knowledge pp. 306-336

- Meike Siefkes
- Exploring innovation ecosystems to facilitate the adoption of sustainable entrepreneurship: Looking beyond the Western World pp. 337-387

- Dana Bakry, Tugrul Daim, Saeed Alzahrani, Marina Dabic and Birol Yesilada
- Building strategic human capital resources: The effects of strategic entrepreneurship on employee recruitment and retention pp. 388-421

- Arndt Schulze and Olufunmilola (Lola) Dada
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