Journal of Developmental Entrepreneurship (JDE)

2005 - 2024

Current editor(s): Peter Koveos

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Volume 19, issue 04, 2014

DOING BUSINESS: IT'S GETTING BETTER! pp. 1-3

Peter Koveos

ENTREPRENEURIAL DRIVE AND THE INFORMAL ECONOMY IN CAMEROON pp. 1-12

Christopher F. Achua and Robert N. Lussier

BRICOLAGE AND GROWTH STRATEGIES: EFFECTS ON THE PERFORMANCE OF PALESTINIAN WOMEN-LED FIRMS pp. 1-23

Ana M. Bojica, Abeer Istanbouli and Maria Del Mar Fuentes-Fuentes

EVALUATING THE CROSS-NATIONAL TRANSFERABILITY OF POLICIES: A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK pp. 1-16

Colin Williams and Rositsa Dzhekova

CHINESE SMEs' USES OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS IN DECISION MAKING pp. 1-16

Howard van Auken and Kui Yang

WHY ARE SUBOPTIMAL CONTRACTS USUALLY CHOSEN IN VENTURE CAPITAL BACKED NASCENT ENTREPRENEURSHIP? pp. 1-5

Yinyin Cai

GENDER DIFFERENCES IN ENTREPRENEURIAL RELATIONSHIPS WITHIN THE FRANCHISE CONTEXT pp. 1-22

William R. Meek, Diane M. Sullivan and John Mueller

DOES SELF-EMPLOYMENT ENHANCE REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT pp. 1-15

Saima Bashir, Tesfa Gebremedhin and Muhammad Arshad Chawdhry

Volume 19, issue 03, 2014

REVIEWING EXISTING POLICIES FOR UNLEASHING AND FOSTERING ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN SELECTED AFRICAN COUNTRIES pp. 1-36

Michael Sheriff and Moreno Muffatto

ADOPTION OF TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION IN A DEVELOPING COUNTRY: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF ENTERPRISES IN LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC pp. 1-15

Michael Louis Troilo

CUBA'S EMERGING SELF-EMPLOYED ENTREPRENEURS: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS AND PROSPECTS FOR THE FUTURE pp. 1-26

Mario A. González-Corzo and Orlando Justo

DO WOMEN FARE BETTER IN FEMALE-OWNED BUSINESSES? pp. 1-20

Pat Roberson-Saunders, Raymond D. Smith and Rajni Goel

ENTREPRENEURSHIP IS NOT JUST A WESTERN CONCEPT pp. 1-3

Peter Koveos

THE INFLUENCE OF FAMILY MORAL SUPPORT AND PERSONAL PROBLEMS ON FIRM PERFORMANCE: THE CASE OF KOREAN FEMALE ENTREPRENEURS pp. 1-17

Dianne Hb Welsh, Gyu Kim, Esra Memili and Eugene Kaciak

DO MICRO ENTERPRISES CHOOSE MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS TO MEET THEIR FINANCIAL NEEDS? EVIDENCE FROM MUMBAI SLUMS pp. 1-17

Chandralekha Ghosh and Samapti Guha

WHAT ABOUT THE ENTREPRENEUR? HOW STATIC BUSINESS MODELS DRIVE AND HINDER THE DEVELOPMENT OF SELF-SUSTAINING LOCAL ENERGY ACCESS VENTURES pp. 1-19

Ingrid Wakkee, Rahul Barua and Pieter van Beukering

Volume 19, issue 02, 2014

THE INFLUENCE OF THE RELATIONAL MARKETING PARADIGM ON THE GOVERNANCE OF THE NOVEL CHANNEL FORMAT NAMED SOCIAL FRANCHISING: AN EXPLORATORY QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS OF FOUR SOCIAL FRANCHISES FROM THE UK pp. 1-14

Fiori A. Zafeiropoulou and Dimitrios Koufopoulos

RETAIL ISLAMIC FINANCIAL SERVICES IN NORTH AMERICA: THE (UPPER) MICHIGAN CONNECTION pp. 1-11

Brian Arthur Zinser

A STUDY OF PR PRACTITIONERS' USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA TOOLS IN CYPRUS pp. 1-9

Marcos Komodromos

MEASURING LUXURY BRAND CONSUMPTION AND FEMALE CONSUMERS' RELIGIOSITY IN THE UAE pp. 1-16

Baker Ahmad Alserhan, Mohammad Khair Bataineh, Daphne Halkias and Marcos Komodromos

LEVERAGING ETHNIC ENTREPRENEURSHIP, CULTURE AND FAMILY DYNAMICS TO ENHANCE GOOD GOVERNANCE AND SUSTAINABILITY IN THE IMMIGRANT FAMILY BUSINESS pp. 1-23

Chris Adendorff and Daphne Halkias

HALAL PRODUCTS AND SERVICES IN THE ITALIAN TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY: BRIEF CASE STUDIES OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATION pp. 1-12

Daphne Halkias, Emanuele Pizzurno, Alfredo de Massis and Mirka Fragoudakis

CULTURAL MARKETING AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP: NEW FRONTIERS FOR GLOBAL BUSINESS — Guest Editors' Note pp. 1-3

Daphne Halkias, Baker Ahmad Alserhan and Sylva M. Caracatsanis

Volume 19, issue 01, 2014

ENTREPRENEURSHIP UNDER CONDITIONS OF ADVERSITY: THE TRADITION CONTINUES pp. 1-2

Peter Koveos

ENTREPRENEURIAL ACTIVITY AS AN EXTERNALITY OF INWARD FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN EMERGING ECONOMIES: PANEL DATA FROM ARGENTINA, BRAZIL, COLOMBIA AND SOUTH AFRICA pp. 1-17

Michelle L. Washington and Zaneta Chapman

GENDER DIFFERENTIALS IN ANTECEDENTS OF HABITUAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP: IMPETUS FACTORS AND HUMAN CAPITAL pp. 1-23

Anat Barnir

ENTREPRENEURIAL SELF-EFFICACY, INTENT AND INTENSITY: DOES EXPERIENTIAL TRAINING ENHANCE OR INHIBIT PREDISPOSITION? pp. 1-21

Mark T. Schenkel, Rodney R. D'Souza and Frank C. Braun

DEVELOPING A TAXONOMY FOR IDENTIFYING ENTREPRENEURIAL RISK: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON ENTREPRENEURIAL RISK PATTERNS OF BUSINESS ENTERPRISES pp. 1-22

D. Anthony Miles

THE BITTER TRUTH: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF BLACK MALE AND BLACK FEMALE ENTREPRENEURS pp. 1-18

Sherrhonda R. Gibbs

ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN WEST BANK, PALESTINE pp. 1-15

Anton R. Sabella, Wojdan A. Farraj, Maisa Burbar and Dana Qaimary

RESOURCES AND FAILURE OF SMEs: ANOTHER LOOK pp. 1-15

Densil A. Williams

Volume 18, issue 04, 2013

HEALTH INSURANCE AVAILABILITY AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP pp. 1-21

Raj Aggarwal, Krisztina 'z' Holly and Vivek Wadhwa

BEYOND THE FORMAL ECONOMY: EVALUATING THE LEVEL OF EMPLOYMENT IN INFORMAL SECTOR ENTERPRISES IN GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE pp. 1-21

Colin Williams

KEEPING THE TRADITION: ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND ADVERSITY pp. 1-2

Peter Koveos

CONTEXTUALIZING YOUTH ENTREPRENEURSHIP: THE CASE OF BOTSWANA'S YOUNG FARMERS FUND pp. 1-19

Mike Williams and Alice J Hovorka

BOUNDARIES OF NETWORK TIES IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP: HOW LARGE IS TOO LARGE? pp. 1-19

Shanshan Qian and Bruce H. Kemelgor

UNORGANIZED SECTOR IN INDIA: EMPLOYMENT ELASTICITY AND WAGE-PRODUCTIVITY NEXUS pp. 1-19

Arup Mitra and Aviral Pandey

MICROENTERPRISE GROWTH AT THE BASE OF THE PYRAMID: A RESOURCE-BASED PERSPECTIVE pp. 1-20

Justin W. Webb, Michael H. Morris and Rubin Pillay

RESEARCHING BLACK ENTREPRENEURSHIP: EXPLORING THE CHALLENGE OF RESPONSE BIAS pp. 1-18

Michael N. Ogbolu and Robert P. Singh

Volume 18, issue 03, 2013

GENDER, PERFORMANCE AND FINANCIAL STRATEGY: A DYNAMIC CAPABILITIES PERSPECTIVE pp. 1-24

Susan Coleman and Dafna Kariv

BRICOLAGE AS A MEANS OF INNOVATING IN A RESOURCE-SCARCE ENVIRONMENT: A STUDY OF INNOVATOR-ENTREPRENEURS AT THE BOP pp. 1-23

Paula Linna

ENTREPRENEURS IN THE DARK: THE IMPACT OF FRAGILE AND HYBRID GOVERNANCE ON LEBANESE ENTREPRENEURSHIP — A CASE-STUDY OF THE ELECTRICITY SECTOR pp. 1-17

Nora Stel

THE DIASPORA AS A CHANGE AGENT IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP-RELATED INSTITUTIONS IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA pp. 1-27

Nir Kshetri

UNDERLYING LOGICS THAT TRANSFORM SURVIVAL OR SUBSISTENT ENTREPRENEURSHIP CLUSTERS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES pp. 1-30

Xiaohong He and Renyong Chi

A NOTE ON ENTREPRENEURSHIP AS AN ALTERNATIVE LOGIC TO ADDRESS FOOD SECURITY IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD pp. 1-20

Laurie Bonney, Ray Collins, Morgan P. Miles and Martie-Louise Verreynne

MINORITY BUSINESS NETWORKS AS SOURCES OF SOCIAL CAPITAL FOR MINORITY FIRMS pp. 1-13

Ian Y. Blount, Delmonize A. Smith and James A. Hill

Volume 18, issue 02, 2013

THE DYNAMICS OF STRATEGIC ENTRY AND MOTIVATIONS OF YORUBA FEMALE TEXTILE TRADERS IN THE BALOGUN MARKET, LAGOS STATE, NIGERIA pp. 1-25

Olabisi Sherifat Yusuff

AN EXAMINATION OF THE COMPETITIVE ATTITUDES OF ENTREPRENEURS: IMPLICATIONS FOR ENTREPRENEURIAL ORIENTATION AT THE INDIVIDUAL LEVEL pp. 1-23

Rae André

DEVELOPMENTAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP AS A RESEARCH FIELD pp. 1-3

Peter Koveos

ENTREPRENEURIAL ACTIVITY IN AMERICAN INDIAN NATIONS: EXTENDING THE GEM METHODOLOGY pp. 1-26

Rebecca J. Franklin, Michael H. Morris and Justin W. Webb

ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN RURAL AMERICA ACROSS TYPOLOGIES, GENDER AND MOTIVATION pp. 1-37

Maria Figueroa-Armijos and Thomas G. Johnson

SUDANESE WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS pp. 1-18

Dianne H. B. Welsh, Esra Memili, Eugene Kaciak and Saddiga Ahmed

SOCIAL VALUE CREATION: A QUALITATIVE STUDY OF INDIAN SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURS pp. 1-20

Chamu Sundaramurthy, Martina Musteen and Amy E. Randel

IDENTIFYING HIGH POTENTIAL ENTREPRENEURS IN A DEVELOPING COUNTRY: A CLUSTER ANALYSIS OF UGANDAN ENTREPRENEURS pp. 1-15

Arthur Sserwanga and Gerrit Rooks

Volume 18, issue 01, 2013

EVALUATING THE GENDER VARIATIONS IN INFORMAL SECTOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP: SOME LESSONS FROM BRAZIL pp. 1-16

Colin Williams and Youssef Youssef

RURAL MICROFINANCE AND CLIENT RETENTION: EVIDENCE FROM MALAWI pp. 1-17

Marc J. Epstein and Kristi Yuthas

A RESOURCE-BASED VIEW OF NEW FIRM SURVIVAL: NEW PERSPECTIVES ON THE ROLE OF INDUSTRY AND EXIT ROUTE pp. 1-25

Susan Coleman, Carmen Cotei and Joseph Farhat

REVERSE INNOVATION: THE INTERNATIONAL OPPORTUNITY pp. 1-2

Peter Koveos

ERRATUM: "THE IMPACT OF BUSINESS CLIMATE, FOREIGN POPULATION AND UNEMPLOYMENT ON NEW VENTURE CREATION" pp. 1-1

Mark Hoelscher and B. Elango

A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF INTEREST RATES: FORMAL SECTOR BANKS, LOCAL MONEYLENDERS AND MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS pp. 1-6

Saswatee Mukherjee

ENTREPREUNERSHIP AND MICRO-FINANCE IN EXTREME POVERTY CIRCUMSTANCES — CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS: THE CASE OF ZIMBABWE pp. 1-30

Tendai Murisa and Tendai Chikweche

WORKING WITH OR AGAINST THE SYSTEM: ETHICAL DILEMMAS FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN GHANA pp. 1-18

Jocelyn Sackey, Ylva Fältholm and Håkan Ylinenpää

MIGRANT ENTREPRENEURS' ACCESS TO BUSINESS FINANCE IN AUSTRALIA pp. 1-22

Andrew van Hulten and Abdullahi Ahmed