Journal of Developmental Entrepreneurship (JDE)

2005 - 2025

Current editor(s): Peter Koveos

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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

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

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

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

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

Michael N. Ogbolu and Robert P. Singh

Volume 18, issue 03, 2013

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

Paula Linna

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

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

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

Susan Coleman and Dafna Kariv

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

Nir Kshetri

Volume 18, issue 02, 2013

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

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

SUDANESE WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS pp. 1-18

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

DEVELOPMENTAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP AS A RESEARCH FIELD pp. 1-3

Peter Koveos

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

Maria Figueroa-Armijos and Thomas G. Johnson

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

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

Chamu Sundaramurthy, Martina Musteen and Amy E. Randel

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

Rae André

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

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

Jocelyn Sackey, Ylva Fältholm and Håkan Ylinenpää

REVERSE INNOVATION: THE INTERNATIONAL OPPORTUNITY pp. 1-2

Peter Koveos

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

Colin Williams and Youssef Youssef

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

Mark Hoelscher and B. Elango

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

Marc J. Epstein and Kristi Yuthas

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

Andrew van Hulten and Abdullahi Ahmed

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

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

Tendai Murisa and Tendai Chikweche

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

Saswatee Mukherjee

Volume 17, issue 04, 2012

PROSPECTS OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP TO THE CHALLENGE OF JOB CREATION IN SOUTH AFRICA pp. 1-17

Darma Mahadea

THE IMPACT OF BUSINESS CLIMATE, FOREIGN POPULATION AND UNEMPLOYMENT ON NEW VENTURE CREATION pp. 1-14

Mark Hoelscher and Balasubramanian Elango

ERRATUM: "INDIGENOUS ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN NORTHERN NSW, AUSTRALIA" pp. 1-1

Amanda Shoebridge, Jeremy Buultjens and Lila Singh Peterson

THE JDE IS EXPANDING! pp. 1-2

Peter Koveos

WHAT NEXT FOR MICROFINANCE? HOW THE BROADER FINANCIAL CONTEXT MATTERS FOR EFFECTIVE MICROFINANCE OUTREACH pp. 1-18

Kristen Hudak

ENTREPRENEURS' ETHICALLY SUSPECT BEHAVIORS AND EFFECTIVE INFORMATION ACQUISITION: THE MODERATING EFFECTS OF IMPRESSION MANAGEMENT pp. 1-23

Jintong Tang, Shaji A. Khan and Renhong Zhu

INITIAL PUBLIC OFFERINGS AND PRE-IPO SHAREHOLDERS: ANGELS VERSUS VENTURE CAPITALISTS pp. 1-23

William C. Johnson and Jeffrey E. Sohl

MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS: A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT ALTERNATIVE? pp. 1-10

Noel D. Campbell and Tammy M. Rogers

WHAT MAKES CHINA'S INVESTMENT SUCCESSFUL IN AFRICA: THE ENTREPRENEURIAL SPIRIT AND BEHAVIOR OF CHINESE ENTERPRISES IN TRANSITIONAL TIMES pp. 1-25

Li Shen

Volume 17, issue 03, 2012

A JOURNAL WITH GLOBAL REACH pp. 1-2

Peter E. Koveos

EXPANDING THE NOTION OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP CAPITAL IN AMERICAN COUNTIES: A PANEL DATA ANALYSIS 2002–07 pp. 1-18

Erick Pc Chang, Kaustav Misra and Esra Memili

TARGETING THE POOR VERSUS FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY AND EXTERNAL FUNDING: EVIDENCE OF MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS IN GHANA pp. 1-19

Samuel Annim

BEYOND THE COMMERCIAL VERSUS SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP DICHOTOMY: A CASE STUDY OF INFORMAL ENTREPRENEURS pp. 1-17

Colin Williams and Sara Nadin

INSTITUTIONAL ENVIRONMENT FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP: EVIDENCE FROM THE DEVELOPMENTAL STATES OF SOUTH KOREA AND UNITED ARAB EMIRATES pp. 1-21

Vishal K. Gupta, Ali Alper Yayla, Arijit Sikdar and Min-Seok Cha

PERFORMANCE OF NEWLY-FORMED MICRO FIRMS: THE ROLE OF CAPITAL FINANCING IN MINORITY-OWNED ENTERPRISES pp. 1-22

Rowena Ortiz-Walters and Mark Gius

INDIGENOUS ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN NORTHERN NSW, AUSTRALIA pp. 1-31

Amanda Shoebridge, Jeremy Buultjens and Lila Singh Peterson

Volume 17, issue 02, 2012

PUBLISHING IN THE JOURNAL OF DEVELOPMENTAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP pp. 1-3

Peter E. Koveos

PERSONAL AND EXTERNAL FACTORS EFFECT ON WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS: EVIDENCE FROM KUWAIT pp. 1-23

Kamal Naser, Rana Nuseibeh and Ahmad Al-Hussaini

THE IMPACT OF PUBLIC PROGRAMS ON THE SURVIVAL AND PROFITS OF STARTUPS: EVIDENCE FROM A REGION OF SPAIN pp. 1-23

María J. Alonso-Nuez and Carmen Galve-Górriz

AN ANALYSIS OF FUNDING DECISIONS FOR NICHE AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS pp. 1-15

Howard van Auken and Shawn Carraher

ENTREPRENEURIAL CAPITAL: EXAMINING LINKAGES IN HUMAN AND SOCIAL CAPITAL OF NEW VENTURES pp. 1-25

Mark T. Schenkel, Rodney R. D'Souza and Charles H. Matthews

OPPORTUNITY RECOGNITION IN INNER-CITY MARKETS: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY pp. 1-25

Jeffrey A. Robinson and Richard N. Hayes

AN ANALYSIS OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP ACROSS FIVE MAJOR NATIONALITY GROUPS IN THE UNITED ARAB EMIRATES pp. 1-18

Qingxia Tong, McCROHAN Declan and Murat Sakir Erogul

Volume 17, issue 01, 2012

IN SEARCH OF BLACK ENTREPRENEURSHIP: WHY IS THERE A LACK OF ENTREPRENEURIAL ACTIVITY AMONG THE BLACK POPULATION IN SOUTH AFRICA? pp. 1-18

Peter Preisendörfer, Ansgar Bitz and Frans J. Bezuidenhout

REVIEWER APPRECIATION ISSUE pp. 1-2

Peter Koveos

EVALUATING THE MOTIVES OF INFORMAL ENTREPRENEURS IN KOFORIDUA, GHANA pp. 1-17

Kwame Adom and Colin Williams

NASCENT ENTREPRENEURS AND THE TRANSITION TO ENTREPRENEURSHIP: WHY DO PEOPLE START NEW BUSINESSES? pp. 1-25

Stelios H. Zanakis, Maija Renko and Amanda Bullough

THE CAUSES AND DYNAMICS OF MINORITY ENTREPRENEURIAL ENTRY pp. 1-23

Cathy Liu

AN EXAMINATION OF SMALL FIRM BOOTSTRAP FINANCING AND USE OF DEBT pp. 1-12

Lynn Neely and Howard van Auken

ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: IS AFRICA DIFFERENT? pp. 1-12

Jonathan Munemo