Journal of Developmental Entrepreneurship (JDE)

2005 - 2025

Current editor(s): Peter Koveos

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Volume 20, issue 04, 2015

IT’S TIME FOR ENTREPRENEURS TO SOLVE WORLD PROBLEMS! pp. 1-3

Peter Koveos

ENTREPRENEURIAL NETWORKS AND GROWTH IN FEMALE-OWNED BUSINESSES: EVIDENCE FROM SMALL AND MEDIUM SCALE ENTERPRISES IN ERITREA pp. 1-16

Isaac Desta, Abel Tedla and Dawit Zerom

A START-UP GENERATION APPROACH FOR TEACHING ENTREPRENEURSHIP: AN OVERVIEW OF AFFECTIVE LEARNING RESULTS pp. 1-16

Michela Loi and Maria Chiara Di Guardo

THE EVOLUTION OF STUDIES ON BUSINESS LOCATION FACTORS pp. 1-23

Charisia Vlachou and Olga Iakovidou

MARKETING CAPABILITY, COMPETITIVE STRATEGIES AND PERFORMANCE OF MICRO AND SMALL FAMILY BUSINESSES IN GHANA pp. 1-25

Ahmed Agyapong, Hannah Vivian Osei and Samuel Yaw Akomea

HOW PROLONGED DROUGHTS AND FARM SUBSIDIES INFLUENCE ENTREPRENEURIAL VENTURES BY FARMERS pp. 1-21

Ram Ranjan

BLESSING IN DISGUISE? COPING STRATEGIES AND ENTREPRENEURIAL INTENTIONS FOLLOWING INVOLUNTARY JOB LOSS pp. 1-22

Michael A. Abebe and Jennifer L. Welbourne

ENTREPRENEURIAL ORIENTATION, MARKET ORIENTATION AND NETWORKING: IMPACT ON INNOVATION AND FIRM PERFORMANCE pp. 1-22

Rouma Bucktowar, Akin Kocak and Kesseven Padachi

Volume 20, issue 03, 2015

COMPARING THE DEVELOPMENT OF ENTREPRENEURIAL SELF-EFFICACY OF FEMALE ENTREPRENEURS IN MALE- AND FEMALE-DOMINATED INDUSTRIES pp. 1-20

Gloria L. Sweida and Jeremy Alan Woods

BENCHMARKING ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION IN U.S., AUSTRALIAN, AND NEW ZEALAND UNIVERSITY AGRICULTURE PROGRAMS pp. 1-13

Joey E. Mehlhorn, Laurie Bonney, Niyan Fraser and Morgan P. Miles

CHANCE NON-CONTROL AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP pp. 1-13

Bostjan Antoncic, Jasna Auer Antoncic, Matjaz Gantar, Zhaoyang Li and Marja-Liisa Kakkonen

DEVALUATION, COMPETITIVENESS AND NEW BUSINESS FORMATION IN EMERGING COUNTRIES pp. 1-22

Hernán Herrera-Echeverri, Jerry Haar, Alexander Arrieta Jiménez and Manuel Araújo Zapata

ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION IN THE CONTEXT OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: STUDY OF THE STATUS AND THE MAIN BARRIERS IN MOZAMBICAN HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS pp. 1-26

Dambusse B. Libombo and Anabela Dinis

SOCIAL MEDIA USE TO SUPPORT ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN THE FACE OF DISRUPTION pp. 1-27

Haya Ajjan, Frances Fabian, David Tomczyk and Hala Hattab

THE CHALLENGE OF BEING AN ENTREPRENEUR pp. 1-3

Peter Koveos

ARE ENTREPRENEURS’ NETWORKS DYNAMIC? A REPLICATION STUDY TESTING CHANGES IN ENTREPRENEURS’ NETWORKS DURING NEW VENTURE DEVELOPMENT pp. 1-17

Diane M. Sullivan

Volume 20, issue 02, 2015

EXPLORING INNOVATIVE NEW VENTURES IN CHINA AND THE UNITED STATES pp. 1-21

Birton J. Cowden, Jintong Tang, Jun Yang and Yuli Zhang

BRIDGING THE GENDER GAP IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS pp. 1-22

Elvin Afandi and Majid Kermani

INTERNATIONALIZATION AS A "WORK-AROUND" STRATEGY: HOW GOING ABROAD CAN HELP SMES OVERCOME LOCAL CONSTRAINTS pp. 1-22

Nasraldin Omer, Elco van Burg, Ricardo M. Peters and Kobus Visser

THE JDE CONTINUES TO SERVE THE PROFESSION pp. 1-2

Peter Koveos

ENTREPRENEUR'S ACTUAL BEHAVIORAL CONTROLS, PSYCHIC DISTANCE STIMULI, AND EXPORT MODE CHOICE pp. 1-24

Vi Dung Ngo and Frank Janssen

SOCIAL NETWORKS, COGNITION AND RISK RECOGNITION IN NEW VENTURES: EVIDENCE FROM CHINA pp. 1-27

Junping Yang and Jing Zhang

SOCIAL NETWORKS AND GROWTH OF FEMALE-OWNED VENTURES: A SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA PERSPECTIVE pp. 1-19

Samuel Dawa and Rebecca Namatovu

Volume 20, issue 01, 2015

WOMEN'S AGRICULTURAL CO-OPERATIVES IN GREECE: A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW AND SWOT ANALYSIS pp. 1-14

Panagiota Sergaki, Maria Partalidou and Olga Iakovidou

ENTREPRENEURS IN TRULY ADVERSE ENVIRONMENTS pp. 1-3

Peter Koveos

RECOGNIZING THE CONTRIBUTION OF FEMALE ENTREPRENEURS IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA: SOME EVIDENCE FROM GHANA pp. 1-24

Kwame Adom

DIASPORA NETWORKS, NON-ECONOMIC REMITTANCES AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT: EVIDENCE FROM SOME ECONOMIES IN LATIN AMERICA pp. 1-18

Nir Kshetri, Diana Rojas-Torres and Marleny Cardona Acevedo

ENTREPRENEURIAL SELF-EFFICACY AND FIRM PERFORMANCE IN CHALLENGING ENVIRONMENTS: EVIDENCE FROM THE FRANCHISE CONTEXT pp. 1-19

Denise M. Cumberland, William R. Meek and Richard Germain

LEGITIMACY, ATTITUDES AND INTENDED PATRONAGE: UNDERSTANDING CHALLENGES FACING BLACK ENTREPRENEURS pp. 1-19

Michael N. Ogbolu, Robert P. Singh and Anthony Wilbon

DETERMINANTS OF BUSINESS PERFORMANCE OF SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZE ENTERPRISES IN RWANDA pp. 1-12

Edward Mutandwa, Nathan Kanuma Taremwa and Theoneste Tubanambazi

TACKLING ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN THE INFORMAL SECTOR: AN OVERVIEW OF THE POLICY OPTIONS, APPROACHES AND MEASURES pp. 1-21

Colin Williams

Volume 19, issue 04, 2014

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

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

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

Yinyin Cai

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

Christopher F. Achua and Robert N. Lussier

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

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

Peter Koveos

Volume 19, issue 03, 2014

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

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

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

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

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

Michael Sheriff and Moreno Muffatto

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

Volume 19, issue 02, 2014

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

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

Marcos Komodromos

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

Brian Arthur Zinser

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

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

Daphne Halkias, Baker Ahmad Alserhan and Sylva M. Caracatsanis

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

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

Volume 19, issue 01, 2014

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

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

Sherrhonda R. Gibbs

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

Peter Koveos

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

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

Anat Barnir

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

D. Anthony Miles

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