Journal of Developmental Entrepreneurship (JDE)

2005 - 2025

Current editor(s): Peter Koveos

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Volume 22, issue 04, 2017

BEYOND THE LOCAL MARKET: MEXICAN CROSS-BORDER ENTREPRENEURS IN THE UNITED STATES pp. 1-23

Pedro Paulo Orraca Romano, Martin Ramirez-Urquidy and Natanael Ramirez

WHO ARE AFRICA’S ENTREPRENEURS? COMPARATIVE EVIDENCE FROM GHANA AND UGANDA pp. 1-23

Charles Ackah, Richard Osei Bofah and Derek Asuman

LEISURE ACTIVITIES AND SOCIAL CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT BY IMMIGRANT SERIAL/PORTFOLIO AND LIFESTYLE ENTREPRENEURS pp. 1-25

Gerry Kerr, Francine Schlosser and Matias Golob

ANALYZING INFORMAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP: A BIBLIOMETRIC SURVEY pp. 1-20

Eunice Maria M. N. Dos Santos and Joao Ferreira

EMPLOYMENT CONTRACT AND SMES’ INNOVATION IN DEVELOPING AND TRANSITION ECONOMIES: THE CASE OF VIETNAM pp. 1-20

Vi Dung Ngo, Nguyen Ngoc Thang, Frank Janssen and Damian Hine

ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN, ANYTIME: THE IMPACT OF CONFLICT ON WOMEN’S ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN PAKISTAN pp. 1-14

Noor Muhammad, Lorraine Warren and Sania Binte-Saleem

EDITOR'S NOTE — SUMMARY OF THE ISSUE pp. 1-2

Peter Koveos

Volume 22, issue 03, 2017

ENTREPRENEURIAL PASSION AND ORGANIZATIONAL INNOVATION: THE MODERATING ROLE OF THE REGULATORY FOCUS OF ENTREPRENEURS pp. 1-19

Cuiping Ma, Jibao Gu, Hefu Liu and Qingqiong Zhang

EDITOR'S NOTE — JDE: A JOURNAL WITH INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES pp. 1-3

Peter Koveos

EXPLAINING INEQUALITY WITHIN THE BOP: URBAN VS. RURAL pp. 1-17

René Díaz-Pichardo, Patricia S. Sánchez-Medina and Consuelo García de La Torre

FEMALE ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND ACCESS TO BANK LOANS IN TANZANIA: A DOUBLE-HURDLE MODEL APPROACH pp. 1-29

Aurora Teixeira and Halima Abdi Sharifu

“BATS ARE BLIND?” COGNITIVE BIASES IN RISK PERCEPTION OF ENTREPRENEURS pp. 1-13

Emre Şahin Dölarslan, Akin Koçak and Alper Özer

CORRUPTION PERCEPTIONS AND ENTREPRENEURIAL INTENTIONS IN A TRANSITIONAL CONTEXT–THE CASE OF RURAL BULGARIA pp. 1-21

Diana Traikova, Tatiana S. Manolova, Judith Möllers and Gertrud Buchenrieder, neé Schrieder

CORPORATE ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN SOUTH AFRICA: THE ROLE OF ORGANIZATIONAL FACTORS AND ENTREPRENEURIAL ALERTNESS IN ADVANCING INNOVATIVENESS pp. 1-20

Boris Urban

EVALUATING THE IMPACTS OF STARTING UP UNREGISTERED ON FIRM PERFORMANCE IN AFRICA pp. 1-20

Colin Williams and Abbi Kedir

Volume 22, issue 02, 2017

SPIN-OFF ACTIVITIES AT HIGHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS: PERFORMANCE IMPLICATIONS FROM A MODELING PERSPECTIVE pp. 1-21

Lorena Cadavid, Luisa Díez-Echavarría and Alejandro Valencia

IMPACT OF MOTIVATION AND PERSONALITY CHARACTERISTICS ON BUMIPUTERAS’ ENTREPRENEURIAL PERSISTENCE IN MALAYSIA pp. 1-13

Ibrahim Tijjani Sabiu, Abdul Aziz Abdullah and Aziz Amin

TACKLING BOGUS SELF-EMPLOYMENT: SOME LESSONS FROM ROMANIA pp. 1-20

Colin Williams and Ioana Alexandra Horodnic

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TRUST IN ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP: ROLES PLAYED BY WORK AND INDIVIDUAL FACTORS pp. 1-12

Olufemi A. Lawal

DISINCENTIVES TO BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT ON THE NAVAJO NATION pp. 1-18

Ryan Yonk, Sierra Hoffer and Devin Stein

EDITOR'S NOTE — THE JOURNEY COUNTS AT LEAST AS MUCH AS THE DESTINATION: WRITING AND PUBLISHING pp. 1-2

Peter Koveos

IS SOCIAL CAPITAL IMPORTANT IN FORMAL-INFORMAL SECTOR LINKAGES? pp. 1-16

Prosper Senyo Koto

ON THE WORK VALUES OF ENTREPRENEURS AND NON-ENTREPRENEURS: A EUROPEAN LONGITUDINAL STUDY pp. 1-29

Ana Isabel Silva Almeida and Aurora Teixeira

Volume 22, issue 01, 2017

ADAPTATION OF THE ATTITUDE TOWARD ENTERPRISE TEST IN THE ITALIAN HIGH SCHOOL AND UNIVERSITY CONTEXTS pp. 1-16

Paola Spagnoli, Susana C. Santos and Antonio Caetano

GIVING CREDIT WHERE CREDIT IS DUE: DO WE NEED ALL THESE REFERENCES? pp. 1-3

Peter Koveos

HOW DID BANGALORE EMERGE AS A GLOBAL HUB OF TECH START-UPs IN INDIA? ENTREPRENEURIAL ECOSYSTEM — EVOLUTION, STRUCTURE AND ROLE pp. 1-22

Mh Bala Subrahmanya

THE PERFORMANCE OF SUBSISTENCE ENTREPRENEURS IN TANZANIA’S INFORMAL ECONOMY pp. 1-22

Emiel L. Eijdenberg and Kathrin Borner

GENDER DIFFERENCES AND ENTREPRENEURIAL MUNIFICENCE: THE PURSUIT OF INNOVATIVE NEW VENTURES pp. 1-13

Birton J Cowden and Jintong Tang

AN ASSESSMENT OF NEW FARMERS’ PERCEPTIONS ABOUT AGRICULTURAL COOPERATIVES pp. 1-13

Achilleas Kontogeorgos, Panagiota Sergaki and Fotios Chatzitheodoridis

UNDERSTANDING ENTREPRENEURSHIP THROUGH THE EXPERIENCES OF OMANI ENTREPRENEURS: IMPLICATIONS FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION pp. 1-20

Aisha Salim Ali Al-Harthi

COMPARISON OF FEMALE AND MALE YOUTH CHARACTERISTICS PRIOR TO ENTREPRENEURIAL DEVELOPMENT: EVIDENCE FROM UGANDA pp. 1-15

Freddie Festo Mawanga

Volume 21, issue 04, 2016

ENTREPRENEURIAL AND BUSINESS SKILLS AND LOAN REPAYMENT RATES OF MICROFINANCE CLIENTS IN GHANA pp. 1-12

Daniel Agbeko, Vincent Blok, Swf Omta and G van der Velde

HOW GROUP LENDING AFFECTS INNOVATION: EVIDENCE FROM ETHIOPIA pp. 1-15

Robert M Hirth and Daanish Pestonjee

A STUDY OF THE SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP ECOSYSTEM: THE CASE OF MOROCCO pp. 1-21

Meryem Kabbaj, Khalid El Ouazzani Ech Hadi, Jamal Elamrani and Morad Lemtaoui

EXAMINING ADAPTATION STRATEGIES OF SUB-SAHARAN AFRICAN IMMIGRANT ENTREPRENEURS IN CHINA: THE CASE OF GUANGDONG pp. 1-25

Abdoulkadre Ado, Elie Chrysostome and Zhan Su

AFRICA AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP pp. 1-2

Peter Koveos

THE IMPACTS OF CORRUPTION ON FIRM PERFORMANCE: SOME LESSONS FROM 40 AFRICAN COUNTRIES pp. 1-18

Colin Williams and Abbi Kedir

FACTORS AFFECTING BUSINESS INFORMALITY AMONG EGYPTIAN OPPORTUNITY ENTREPRENEURS: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY pp. 1-18

Kareem Elhennawi

ANTECEDENTS TO THE IMPLEMENTATION OF HYBRID STRATEGY IN A DYNAMIC BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT — AN ECONOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF BUSINESS DECISIONS IN GHANA pp. 1-24

Ahmed Agyapong, Kofi Amanor and Kofi Poku

Volume 21, issue 03, 2016

GENDER MOTIVES OF MEXICAN ENTREPRENEURS IN TWO LARGE URBAN SETTINGS: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY pp. 1-21

Yves Robichaud, Jean-Charles Cachon, José Barragán Codina, Mario César Davila Aguirre and Alfonso Lopez Lira Arjona

STILL A MAN'S WORLD? SECOND GENERATION GENDER BIAS IN EXTERNAL EQUITY TERM SHEET NEGOTIATIONS pp. 1-20

Ethné Swartz, Frances M. Amatucci and Susan Coleman

CULINARY TOURISM IN GREECE: CAN THE PAST DEFINE THE FUTURE? DIMENSIONS OF INNOVATION, ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT pp. 1-20

Theodore Metaxas and Dimitris Karagiannis

AMERICAN INDIAN ENTREPRENEURS' PERCEPTIONS OF THEIR SUCCESS IN ESTABLISHING BUSINESSES ON OR NEAR RESERVATIONS IN WISCONSIN pp. 1-23

Stephanie J. Erdmann

BUSINESS REGISTRATION AND FIRM PERFORMANCE: SOME LESSONS FROM INDIA pp. 1-19

Colin Williams and Abbi Kedir

THE IMPORTANCE OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP pp. 1-3

Peter Koveos

RETHINKING THE PURPOSE OF MICRO ENTERPRISES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: EVIDENCE FOR MEXICO pp. 1-16

Alejandro Mungaray-Lagarda, José G. Aguilar-Barceló and Germán Osorio-Novela

Volume 21, issue 02, 2016

DECIDING TO DISCOVER ENTREPRENEURIAL OPPORTUNITIES: A MULTI-LEVEL INVESTIGATION BASED ON INFORMATIONAL ECONOMICS AND RESOURCE DEPENDENCE THEORY pp. 1-19

Shanshan Qian, Dalong Ma and Chao Miao

NURTURING ENTREPRENEURIAL LEARNING THROUGH MENTORING pp. 1-18

HORIA El Hallam and Étienne St-Jean

WHEN IS THE NEXT BUS?: INFLUENCE OF MOBILITY AND INFRASTRUCTURE ON ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN RURAL INDIA pp. 1-17

Jayaram Uparna and Klaus Weber

EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE ON THE INFLUENCE OF THE INSTITUTIONAL ENVIRONMENT ON VENTURE INNOVATION PERFORMANCE IN SOUTH AFRICA pp. 1-14

Boris Urban

JDE: TWENTY YEARS OF SERVICE TO THE PROFESSION pp. 1-3

Peter Koveos

ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND THE INFORMAL ECONOMY: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS pp. 1-21

Kameliia Petrova

CAN THE POOR BE TRAINED TO BE ENTREPRENEURS? THE CASE OF THE ACADEMY FOR CREATING ENTERPRISE IN MEXICO pp. 1-22

W Gibb Dyer, Barry West, Ian Peacock, Spencer Yamada and Jessie Dyer

Volume 21, issue 01, 2016

GLOBAL IMPORTANCE OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP pp. 1-2

Peter Koveos

NETWORK NOT UTILIZED: THE CASE OF ULTRA-ORTHODOX FEMALE MICRO-ENTREPRENEURS IN ISRAEL pp. 1-19

Yisca Monnickendam-Givon, Dafna Schwartz and Benjamin Gidron

AMERICA’S LARGEST BLACK-OWNED COMPANIES: A 40-YEAR LONGITUDINAL ANALYSIS pp. 1-19

Matthew C. Sonfield

EMPIRICAL EFFECTS OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP ON REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT: A CHINESE LOCAL PERSPECTIVE pp. 1-14

Xiaohong He and Xi Chen

CAN NEURAL NETWORKS PREDICT BUSINESS FAILURE? EVIDENCE FROM SMALL HIGH TECH FIRMS IN THE UK pp. 1-17

Densil A. Williams

HUMAN CAPITAL, PERCEIVED DOMESTIC INSTITUTIONAL QUALITY AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP AMONG HIGHLY SKILLED CHINESE RETURNEES pp. 1-21

Yue Bao, Qi Miao, Ying Liu and Daniel Garst

ACADEMIC ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN LIFE SCIENCES: THE CASE OF A MODERATE INNOVATOR COUNTRY pp. 1-21

Aurora Teixeira and João Nogueira

FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO WOMEN’S VENTURE SUCCESS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: AN EXPLORATORY ANALYSIS pp. 1-31

Jennifer M. Sequeira, Sherrhonda R. Gibbs and Norma A. Juma