Journal of Developmental Entrepreneurship (JDE)

2005 - 2025

Current editor(s): Peter Koveos

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JDE IS GOING TO FOUR ISSUES! pp. 203-204: Peter Koveos
POVERTY AMONG SELF-EMPLOYED BUSINESSPEOPLE IN A RICH COUNTRY: A MISUNDERSTOOD AND DISTINCT REALITY pp. 205-222: Johan Lambrecht and Ellen Beens
CRITICAL PROBLEMS OF RURAL SMALL BUSINESSES: A COMPARISON OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN AND WHITE-OWNED FORMATION AND EARLY GROWTH FIRMS pp. 223-238: Michael L. Harris, W. Lee Grubb and Frederic J. Hebert
TURNAROUND STRATEGIES FOR DECLINING SMALL BUSINESS: THE EFFECTS OF PERFORMANCE AND RESOURCES pp. 239-252: Howard S. Rasheed
VENTURE CAPITAL INVESTMENTS IN EMERGING ECONOMIES: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS pp. 253-269: Medhi Salehizadeh
PERSONAL TRAITS OF CEOS, INTER-FIRM NETWORKING AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN THEIR FIRMS: INVESTIGATING STRATEGIC SME NETWORK PARTICIPANTS pp. 271-284: Joakim Wincent and Mats Westerberg

THE SPIRIT OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP RESEARCH: GROWING GLOBALLY pp. 97-98: Peter E. Koveos
CO-EVOLUTION OF BOARDS OF DIRECTORS IN MICROFINANCE ORGANIZATIONS: THE CASE OF BANCOSOL AND LOS ANDES pp. 99-121: Silvia Dorado and Rick Molz
TOWARD AN UNDERSTANDING OF ARAB WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS IN BAHRAIN AND OMAN pp. 123-140: Kathleen Dechant and Asya Al Lamky
MEMBER INVOLVEMENT IN ENTREPRENEUR NETWORK ORGANIZATIONS: THE ROLE OF COMMITMENT AND TRUST pp. 141-166: Debra S. Malewicki
EXPLORING DECISION STRATEGIES AND EVALUATIONS OF PERFORMANCE BY NETWORKED AND NON-NETWORKED SMALL U.S. BUSINESSES pp. 167-186: Nancy J. Miller and Terry L. Besser
BLACK-OWNED BANKS: A SURVEY OF ISSUES pp. 187-202: Nicholas A. Lash

ENTREPRENEURSHIP UNDER CONDITIONS OF ADVERSITY pp. 1-2: Peter E. Koveos
A REGIONAL COMPARISON OF THE MOTIVATION AND PROBLEMS OF VIETNAMESE ENTREPRENEURS pp. 3-27: Cynthia Benzing, Hung Manh Chu and Gerard Callanan
IS THERE A LIQUIDITY CRISIS FOR SMALL, BLACK-OWNED FIRMS? pp. 29-47: Susan Coleman
DOES RURAL LOCATION MATTER? THE SIGNIFICANCE OF A RURAL SETTING FOR SMALL BUSINESSES pp. 49-63: Jeffrey F. Shields
TRADITIONAL FARMERS OR MODERN BUSINESSMEN? RELIGIOUS DIFFERENTIATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN A KLEINE GEMEINDE MENNONITE COMMUNITY IN BELIZE pp. 65-77: Carel Roessingh and Amber Schoonderwoerd
SMALL BUSINESS SURVIVAL IN CHINA: GUANXI, LEGITIMACY, AND SOCIAL CAPITAL pp. 79-96: Elliot Carlisle and Dave Flynn