Journal of Developmental Entrepreneurship (JDE)

2005 - 2025

Current editor(s): Peter Koveos

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Volume 27, issue 04, 2022

A GAME WORTH THE CANDLE? META-ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTS OF FORMALIZATION ON FIRM PERFORMANCE pp. 1-27

Andrea Floridi, Binyam Afewerk Demena and Natascha Wagner

CREDIT RISK, LIQUIDITY RISK AND FEEDBACK EFFECTS ON MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS: AN EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE IN ECUADOR pp. 1-31

Adriana Uquillas and Belen Simbaã‘a

GENDER AND INTERNATIONAL ENGAGEMENT OF EARLY-STAGE SOCIAL SERVICE ENTREPRENEURS: THE ROLES OF ENTREPRENEURIAL EXIT EXPERIENCE AND INNOVATION pp. 1-25

Tianjiao Qiu

EDITOR'S NOTE: ECOSYSTEMS AND POVERTY pp. 1-3

Michael H Morris

ECONOMIC FREEDOM, ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND ECONOMIC GROWTH: EVIDENCE FROM PANEL DATA pp. 1-20

Mohsen Mohammadi Khyareh and Marjan Zamani

SOCIAL NETWORKING RELATIONSHIPS AND DIGITAL MICROENTERPRISE GROWTH IN THE INFORMAL SECTOR: THE MEDIATING ROLE OF INDIVIDUAL ENTREPRENEURIAL ORIENTATION pp. 1-20

Modou Top and Yang Zhi

IS ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION REDUCING POVERTY AND INCOME INEQUALITY IN LESS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES? EVIDENCE FROM NIGERIA pp. 1-26

Nathaniel Adeyemi Adebayo

ENTREPRENEURIAL DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA: A BOON TO INCOME EQUALITY pp. 1-26

Folorunsho Ajide

Volume 27, issue 03, 2022

RECOVERY PATHS AFTER CRISIS: RISK INTELLIGENCE AS ANTECEDENT OF ENTREPRENEURS’ RESILIENCE pp. 1-22

Paola Magnano, Marco Platania and Giuseppe Santisi

ENTREPRENEURIAL ORIENTATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIOR: AN EXPLANATION FROM THE VALUES OF ECOCENTRISM AND CONFORMITY OF MEXICAN ARTISANS pp. 1-22

Patricia S Sã Nchez-Medina

THE EFFECT OF EFFECTUATION PRINCIPLES ON OPPORTUNITY EXPLOITATION BY ENTREPRENEURS IN A DEVELOPING ECONOMY pp. 1-25

Frida Pacho

SUCCESSFULLY PREPARING DAUGHTERS AS SUCCESSORS IN FAMILY FIRMS pp. 1-27

John James Cater and Marilyn Young

THE CONTRIBUTION OF FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT TO FORMALIZATION THROUGH ECONOMIC GROWTH: EVIDENCE FROM CROSS-COUNTRY DATA pp. 1-28

Aeggarchat Sirisankanan and Papar Kananurak

EDITOR'S NOTE: NECESSITY ENTREPRENEURSHIP IS NOT SURVIVAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP pp. 1-2

Michael H Morris

ANALYSIS OF THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC EFFECT OF MICROCREDIT ON MICRO-ENTREPRENEURS USING THE SELF-REPORTED PERCEPTION METHOD AND RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHERS pp. 1-18

Ayi Gavriel Ayayi and Hamitande Dout

CAUSAL RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP, UNEMPLOYMENT AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN SELECTED COUNTRIES pp. 1-30

Ali Davari, Leila Sefidbari, Mehdi Khazaei, Kamal Sakhdari and Yeganeh Mousavi Jahromi

Volume 27, issue 02, 2022

Editor’s Note: A POTENTIAL FLAW IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP RESEARCH FINDINGS pp. 1-3

Michael H Morris

EVALUATING THE EFFECT OF MOBILE MONEY ON FIRM PRODUCTIVITY IN AFRICA: A COMPARISON OF THE FORMAL AND INFORMAL SECTORS pp. 1-33

Christian Kabengele and Jakob Roessling

LAWNS AND LEMONADE: EXPLORING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GENDERED CHILDPRENEUR ACTIVITIES, ADULT ENTREPRENEURIAL INTENTIONS AND INDUSTRY PREFERENCE pp. 1-33

Gloria L. Sweida, Cynthia L. Sherman, Christine M. Weinkauff Duranso and Robyn A. Berkley

CONSTRAINED POTENTIAL: A CHARACTERIZATION OF MEXICAN MICROENTERPRISES pp. 1-23

Ana Negrete

EFFICIENCY DIVERGENCE BETWEEN FORMAL AND INFORMAL MICROENTERPRISES DURING THE TRADE LIBERALIZATION OF MEXICO pp. 1-24

Antonio Baez-Morales and Ana Negrete

COAGGLOMERATION AND NEW ECONOMIC ACTIVITY: EVIDENCE FROM FORMAL AND INFORMAL MANUFACTURING FIRMS pp. 1-24

Aasheerwad Dwivedi and Amaresh Dubey

OPPORTUNITY ALERTNESS, RISK-TAKING AND DIVERSIFICATION BY SMALL- AND MEDIUM-SIZED FARMERS pp. 1-24

Marcelo Calle, Adam Watson, John Lai and Wendell A. Porter

OVERCOMING THE LIABILITY OF POORNESS: SOCIAL CAPITAL RESOURCES OF FEMALE ENTREPRENEURS IN INDIA pp. 1-22

Smita K. Trivedi and Monica M. Sharif

Volume 27, issue 01, 2022

FORMS OF CAPITAL AND THE CREATION OF JOBS BY IMMIGRANT-OWNED BUSINESSES INÂ SOUTHERN AFRICA pp. 1-22

Chukuakadibia Eresia-Eke and Chijioke Okerue

EXAMINING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ECONOMIC FREEDOM, INCOME AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN SOUTH AFRICA: A VECM APPROACH pp. 1-24

Darma Mahadea and Martin Kabange

FEMALE ENTREPRENEURSHIP, EMPLOYABILITY AND EMPOWERMENT: IMPACT OF THE MUDRA LOAN SCHEME pp. 1-24

Varuna Agarwala, Sudarshan Maity and Tarak Nath Sahu

WHY IT IS NOT ABOUT INTENTIONS pp. 1-3

Michael H Morris

FINANCIAL SELF-EFFICACY OF ENTREPRENEURS AND PERFORMANCE pp. 1-18

Drasko Veselinovic, Jasna Auer Antoncic, Bostjan Antoncic and Dalma Lorena Grbec

SUSTAINABILITY PERFORMANCE OF INFORMAL MICRO-ENTERPRISES: THE CASE OF SENEGAL pp. 1-29

Samsidine Aidara, Abdullah Al Mamun, Noorul Azwin Md Nasir and Muhammad Mohiuddin

GENDER BIAS, INSTITUTIONAL PREDICAMENTS AND INNOVATIVENESS OF FEMALE CEOS IN CHINA pp. 1-29

Junmin Wang, Caroline Virginia Reilly and Kaniz Fatema

THE INFLUENCE OF NON-FINANCIAL RESOURCES ON HIGH POTENTIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN UGANDA pp. 1-33

Arthur Sserwanga, Rebecca Kiconco, Ester Agasha and Brenda Kyomuhendo

Volume 26, issue 04, 2021

GENDER GAPS IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND EDUCATION LEVELS FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF CLUSTERS OF EUROPEAN COUNTRIES pp. 1-25

Aleksandra Gaweå and Miloå Krstiä†

CONTEXTUALIZING ENTREPRENEURIAL INTENTIONS: ECONOMIC DYNAMISM AND CULTURE IN MULTILAYERED RELATIONSHIPS pp. 1-27

Xiaohua Lin, Akin Koã‡ak and Alan Carsrud

ENTREPRENEURIAL OUTCOMES AND THE ROLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND R&D: EVIDENCE FROM MEXICO pp. 1-24

Martã N Ramã Rez-Urquidy, Alejandro Mungaray and Roberto Fuentes

Editor’s Note — IS ENTREPRENEURSHIP REALLY A SOLUTION TO POVERTY? pp. 1-4

Michael H Morris

THE CONVERSION FROM INFORMALITY TO A FORMAL ENTITY: LINKS TO THE NATURE OF THE OWNER-MANAGER pp. 1-20

El Hassania Rahou and Ahmed Taqi

UNDERSTANDING THE PROCESSES OF NECESSITY MICRO-ENTREPRENEURS IN DEVELOPING CONTEXTS: THE TIJUANA CASE pp. 1-28

Maria Ballesteros-Sola and German Osorio-Novela

THE RESILIENCE OF MINORITY AND FEMALE ENTREPRENEURS: A LOOK AT ETHNICITY AND GENDER pp. 1-23

Lois M Shelton and Maria V Lugo

THE ROLE OF EMPOWERED EMPLOYEE ETHICAL VOICE IN SUPPORTING SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP pp. 1-23

James Anthony Swaim and Deborah Roebuck

Volume 26, issue 03, 2021

PUSH-PULL THEORY IN BLACK AND WHITE: EXAMINING RACIAL DIFFERENCES IN FIRM STARTUPS BEFORE AND AFTER THE GREAT RECESSION pp. 1-29

Rachel Mb Atkins

WHEN RISING TIDES LIFT SOME BOATS MORE THAN OTHERS: GENDER-BASED DIFFERENCES IN THE EXTERNAL ENABLEMENT OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP pp. 1-29

Parul Manocha, Richard Hunt, David M. Townsend and Maximilian Stallkamp

TRANSITIONAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP: ESTABLISHING THE PARAMETERS OF THE FIELD pp. 1-18

Garry D Bruton, Jayarethanam Pillai and Naiheng Sheng

ENTREMPLOYEES AS A TYPE OF HYBRID ENTREPRENEUR: A THEORETICAL EXPLANATION OF HOW THE ENVIRONMENT SHAPES ENTREPRENEURS pp. 1-16

Wellington Chakuzira and Richard Shambare

GENDER, POVERTY AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP: A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW AND FUTURE RESEARCH AGENDA pp. 1-31

Susana C. Santos and Xaver Neumeyer

EDITOR’S NOTE pp. 1-11

Anil Nair and Li-Wei Chen

DOING IT RIGHT, BUT GETTING IT WRONG: BEST PRACTICES FOR REFUGEE FOCUSED INCUBATORS pp. 1-34

Arielle Badger Newman and Lisa Jones Christensen

RE-CONTEXTUALIZING OPPORTUNITY AS ARTIFACT SIGNALLING FOR ENTREPRENEURIAL ACTION pp. 1-17

David Leong

Volume 26, issue 02, 2021

POVERTY ALLEVIATION THROUGH ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN THE UNITED STATES: A FRAMEWORK FOR POLICY AND PRACTICE pp. 1-20

Lutisha S Vickerie, Kyle E McCullers and Jeffrey A Robinson

Editor’s Note: MAKING A DENT IN POVERTY pp. 1-4

Michael H Morris

A SYSTEM-LEVEL VIEW OF INSTITUTIONS: CONSIDERATIONS FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND POVERTY pp. 1-26

Justin W. Webb

REVISITING POVERTY AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES pp. 1-17

José Ernesto Amorós, Lizbeth Martínez Ramírez, Lucía Rodríguez-Aceves and Linda Elizabeth Ruiz

EXITING POVERTY THROUGH SELF-EMPLOYMENT: THE GRAMEEN MODEL AND ROTATING CREDIT ASSOCIATIONS AS ALTERNATIVE STRATEGIES pp. 1-17

Ivan Light

WHICH BUSINESSES ARE BEST FOR THE BASE OF THE PYRAMID? COMPARING IMPACTS ON YOUNG CHILDREN pp. 1-27

Ted London

INFORMAL FINANCE IN SETTINGS OF POVERTY: ESTABLISHING AN AGENDA FOR FUTURE ENTREPRENEURSHIP RESEARCH pp. 1-27

Garry D Bruton, Nuraddeen Nuhu and Jing Jing Qian

POLICY APPROACHES TOWARD INFORMAL SECTOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP: AN OVERVIEW pp. 1-25

Colin Williams

Volume 26, issue 01, 2021

BEYOND THE MARGINALIZATION THESIS: AN EVALUATION OF THE PREVALENCE, CHARACTER AND MOTIVES OF INFORMAL SECTOR ENTREPRENEURS IN KOSOVO pp. 1-19

Ardiana Gashi and Colin Williams

COVID-19 AND SMEs IN KOSOVO: ASSESSING EFFECT AND POLICY PREFERENCES pp. 1-19

Besni̇k A. Krasniqi, Li̇ri̇don Kryeziu, Mehmet Bağiş, Mehmet Nurullah Kurutkan and Sara Idrizi

Editor’s Note — MARCH 2021 pp. 1-4

Peter Koveos

THE CHARACTERISTICS THAT AFFECT AGRICULTURAL INNOVATION IN GREECE AND RISK WILLINGNESS pp. 1-14

Athanasios Falaras and Odysseas Moschidis

CHINESE INFLUENCES IN SIERRA LEONE: ALARMING OR INSPIRING? pp. 1-35

Emile Eleveld and Bartjan Pennink

EVALUATING ENTREPRENEURS’ MOTIVES FOR PARTICIPATING IN THE INFORMAL SECTOR IN EUROPE pp. 1-21

Colin Williams

EVALUATING THE DETERMINANTS OF FORMAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP: AN INSTITUTIONAL ASYMMETRY PERSPECTIVE pp. 1-22

Habib Ur Rehman Makhdoom, Cai Li, Shoaib Asim and Majid Murad

TEMPORAL MEDIATION OF UNCERTAINTY WITHIN ENTREPRENEURIAL OPPORTUNITY EVALUATION pp. 1-22

Jonathan Marks and Tomislav Batev