Journal of Developmental Entrepreneurship (JDE)

2005 - 2025

Current editor(s): Peter Koveos

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Volume 14, issue 04, 2009

EXPANDING THE SCOPE OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP pp. 331-332

Peter E. Koveos

DETERMINANTS OF FAMILY BUSINESS RESILIENCE AFTER A NATURAL DISASTER BY GENDER OF BUSINESS OWNER pp. 333-354

Sharon M. Danes, Jinhee Lee, Sayali Amarapurkar, Kathryn Stafford, George Haynes and Katherine E. Brewton

A CAUSE–EFFECT STUDY OF INTER-FIRM NETWORKING AND CORPORATE ENTREPRENEURSHIP: INITIAL EVIDENCE OF SELF-ENFORCING SPIRALS pp. 355-373

Sara Thorgren, Joakim Wincent and Daniel ?rtqvist

THE SPEED OF INTERNATIONALIZATION OF ENTREPRENEURIAL START-UPS IN A TRANSITION ENVIRONMENT pp. 375-392

Jerzy Cieslik and Eugene Kaciak

PROFILES OF SUCCESSFUL CRAFT MICRO-RETAILERS pp. 393-412

Rosalind C. Paige

COMMUNITY ENTREPRENEURSHIP AMONG LOWER CASTES IN INDIA: A GRASSROOTS CONTRIBUTION TOWARDS POVERTY ALLEVIATION AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT UNDER CONDITIONS OF ADVERSITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL UNCERTAINTY pp. 413-432

Maria Costanza Torri

SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND LEARNING: THE CASE OF THE CENTRAL AMERICA LEARNING ALLIANCE pp. 433-450

Merle D. Faminow, Simon E. Carter and Mark Lundy

Volume 14, issue 03, 2009

BUILDING THE PROFESSION: OUR ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES pp. 205-207

Peter E. Koveos

SMALL FAMILY BUSINESS SURVIVAL: STRATEGIES FOR COPING WITH OVERLAPPING FAMILY AND BUSINESS DEMANDS pp. 209-232

Linda S. Niehm, Nancy J. Miller, Mack C. Shelley and Margaret A. Fitzgerald

INTERNET ICT USE IN AGRICULTURE: MICRO-ENTERPRISES AND SMEs pp. 233-254

Kelly Burke

CREDIT RATIONING AND BLACK-OWNED FIRMS: IS THERE EVIDENCE OF DISCRIMINATION? pp. 255-271

Yongjin Park and Susan Coleman

IMMIGRANT AND US-BORN MEXICAN-OWNED BUSINESSES: MOTIVATIONS AND MANAGEMENT pp. 273-295

Rachel S. Shinnar, Melissa S. Cardon, Micki Eisenman, Virginia Solis Zuiker and Myung-Soo Lee

FINANCIAL INTERMINGLING IN KOREAN-AMERICAN AND MEXICAN-AMERICAN SMALL BUSINESSES pp. 297-310

George W. Haynes, Joseph I. Onochie, Myung-Soo Lee, AlVIN N. Puryear, Edward G. Rogoff and Ramona K. Z. Heck

SOCIALIZATION FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP: THE SECOND GENERATION pp. 311-330

Arie Aviram

Volume 14, issue 02, 2009

ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND ADVERSITY: THE TRADITION CONTINUES pp. 103-104

Peter E. Koveos

AN ANALYSIS OF THE ROLE OF GENDER AND SELF-EFFICACY IN DEVELOPING FEMALE ENTREPRENEURIAL INTEREST AND BEHAVIOR pp. 105-119

Fiona Wilson, Jill Kickul, Deborah Marlino, Saulo D. Barbosa and Mark D. Griffiths

SOUTH-SOUTH TRADE AND APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY TRANSFERS AMONG AGRO-FOOD SMES: THE CASE OF SOUTHEAST ASIA AND WESTERN AFRICA pp. 121-142

Philippe Regnier

ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL CHARACTERISTICS OF ALBANIAN IMMIGRANT ENTREPRENEURS IN GREECE pp. 143-164

Daphne Halkias, Nicholas Harkiolakis, Paul Thurman, Meenakshi Rishi, Lambros Ekonomou, Sylva M. Caracatsanis and Patrick Dimitris Akrivos

WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS IN THE GREEK COUNTRYSIDE: A TYPOLOGY ACCORDING TO MOTIVES AND BUSINESS CHARACTERISTICS pp. 165-179

Olga Iakovidou, Stavriani Koutsou and Maria Partalidou

POLICY SUPPORT FOR INFORMAL SECTOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP: MICRO-ENTERPRISES IN INDIA pp. 181-194

Anjula Gurtoo

INHERITED SKILLS AND TECHNOLOGY: INDIAN ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT pp. 195-203

Ganesh S. Hegde and N. S. Narahari

Volume 14, issue 01, 2009

DEVELOPMENT CORPORATIONS IN ABORIGINAL COMMUNITIES: THE CANADIAN EXPERIENCE pp. 1-19

John Curry, Han Donker and Richard Krehbiel

CULTURAL VALUES, MARKET INSTITUTIONS, AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP POTENTIAL: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE UNITED STATES, TAIWAN, AND VIETNAM pp. 21-37

Thang V. Nguyen, Scott E. Bryant, Jerman Rose, Chiung-Hui Tseng and Supara Kapasuwan

THE DEVELOPMENT OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND PRIVATE ENTERPRISE IN THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA AND ITS RELEVANCE TO TRANSITIONAL ECONOMIES pp. 39-58

Xiaohong He

EVALUATING THE MOTIVES OF INFORMAL ENTREPRENEURS: SOME LESSONS FROM UKRAINE pp. 59-71

Colin Williams, John Round and Peter Rodgers

NICHE AGRICULTURAL PRODUCERS' ACQUISITION OF CAPITAL pp. 73-87

Howard van Auken and Jin Zhang

CONTRASTING E-COMMERCE BUSINESS MODELS: PERFORMANCE IMPLICATIONS FOR SMALL ENTERPRISES pp. 89-101

Howard S. Rasheed

Volume 13, issue 04, 2008

THE ENGINE OF INNOVATION IN A PERILOUS ENVIRONMENT pp. 381-382

Peter E. Koveos

FOUNDER CENTRALITY, MANAGEMENT TEAM CONGRUENCE AND PERFORMANCE IN FAMILY FIRMS: A KENYAN CONTEXT pp. 383-407

Louise Kelly, Peter M. Lewa and Kinyua Kamaria

EMPLOYEE EQUITY INCENTIVES AND VENTURE CAPITALIST INVOLVEMENT: EXAMINING THE EFFECTS ON IPO PERFORMANCE pp. 409-423

James W. Westerman, Scott W. Geiger and Linda A. Cyr

THE PREVALENCE OF ENTREPRENEURIAL ORIENTATION IN A DEVELOPING COUNTRY: JUXTAPOSITIONS WITH FIRM SUCCESS AND SOUTH AFRICA'S INNOVATION INDEX pp. 425-443

Boris Urban

THE HIDDEN ENTERPRISE CULTURE OF MOSCOW: ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND OFF-THE-BOOKS WORKING PRACTICES pp. 445-462

Colin Williams and John Round

THE ESSENTIAL STRUCTURE OF AFRO-CARIBBEAN IMMIGRANT ENTERPRISE VIABILITY: VIEWS FROM LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PRACTITIONERS AND IMPLICATIONS pp. 463-484

Tatiana Wah

ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND THE LEGACIES OF A DEVELOPMENTAL STATE: SINGAPORE ENTERPRISES VENTURING ACROSS NATIONAL BORDERS pp. 485-508

Heidi Dahles

Volume 13, issue 03, 2008

WELCOME TO THE SPECIAL ISSUE ON EMPIRICAL RESEARCH ON ETHNICITY AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN THE UNITED STATES pp. 221-221

Peter E. Koveos

THE EMPIRICAL TRUTHS ABOUT MINORITY ENTREPRENEURS pp. 223-227

Edward G. Rogoff and Ramona Kay Zachary Heck

THE EFFECTS OF ETHNICITY, FAMILIES AND CULTURE ON ENTREPRENEURIAL EXPERIENCE: AN EXTENSION OF SUSTAINABLE FAMILY BUSINESS THEORY pp. 229-268

Sharon M. Danes, Jinhee Lee, Kathryn Stafford and Ramona Kay Zachary Heck

SPATIAL ASSIMILATION AND SELF-EMPLOYMENT: THE CASE OF BLACK AMERICANS pp. 269-291

Gregory B. Fairchild

SEGMENTING THE POPULATION OF ENTREPRENEURS: A CLUSTER ANALYSIS STUDY pp. 293-314

Melissa S. Cardon, Rachel S. Shinnar, Micki Eisenman and Edward G. Rogoff

ROLE DEMANDS, DIFFICULTY IN MANAGING WORK-FAMILY CONFLICT, AND MINORITY ENTREPRENEURS pp. 315-342

Lois M. Shelton, Sharon M. Danes and Micki Eisenman

INFLUENCE OF FAMILY'S SOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS ON THE DEBT STRUCTURE OF MEXICAN-AMERICAN AND KOREAN-AMERICAN SMALL BUSINESSES pp. 343-361

George W. Haynes, Joseph I. Onochie and Yoon Lee

SPONSORSHIP, COMMUNITY, AND SOCIAL CAPITAL RESOURCES IN INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES pp. 363-379

Jane Swinney

Volume 13, issue 02, 2008

A WORLD WITH A COMMON PURPOSE: ENTREPRENEURSHIP pp. 115-116

Peter E. Koveos

CEO SUCCESSION, HONING, AND ENTERPRISING: A PROMISING WAY TO ACHIEVE SMALL BUSINESS PERFORMANCE? pp. 117-132

Mats Westerberg and Joakim Wincent

SEEKING ADVICE IN A DYNAMIC AND COMPLEX BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT: IMPACT ON THE SUCCESS OF SMALL FIRMS pp. 133-149

Linda M. Dyer and Christopher A. Ross

EXPLORING THE NATURE AND IMPACT OF GESTATION-SPECIFIC HUMAN CAPITAL AMONG NASCENT ENTREPRENEURS pp. 151-165

Monica Diochon, Teresa V. Menzies and Yvon Gasse

FINANCIAL FUNDING OF IMMIGRANT BUSINESSES pp. 167-184

Nonna Kushnirovich and Sibylle Heilbrunn

ENTREPRENEURIAL DIMENSIONS IN TRANSITIONAL ECONOMIES: A REVIEW OF RELEVANT LITERATURE AND THE CASE OF KYRGYZSTAN pp. 185-204

Serkan Yalcin and Husnu Kapu

ECONOMIC FREEDOM AND THE SUCCESS OF MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS pp. 205-219

Peter Crabb

Volume 13, issue 01, 2008

ENTREPRENEURSHIP: ENCOURAGED BY DIVERSITY AND FUELED BY ADVERSITY pp. 1-2

Peter E. Koveos

GENDER-ROLE ORIENTATION AS A DETERMINANT OF ENTREPRENEURIAL SELF-EFFICACY pp. 3-20

Stephen L. Mueller and Mary Conway Dato-On

SURVIVAL OF NEW FIRMS OWNED BY NATIVES AND IMMIGRANTS IN NORWAY pp. 21-38

Evgueni Vinogradov and Espen J. Isaksen

THE USE OF DEBT BY BLACK-OWNED FIRMS: RECENT EVIDENCE FROM THE 2003 SURVEY OF SMALL BUSINESS FINANCES pp. 39-57

Susan Coleman

OPPORTUNITY RECOGNITION DIFFERENCES BETWEEN BLACK AND WHITE NASCENT ENTREPRENEURS: A TEST OF BHAVE'S MODEL pp. 59-75

Robert P. Singh, Edwin L. Knox and Micah E. S. Crump

TRIPLE HELIX NETWORKS IN A MULTICULTURAL CONTEXT: TRIGGERS AND BARRIERS FOR FOSTERING GROWTH AND SUSTAINABILITY pp. 77-98

Ethel Brundin, Caroline Wigren, Eslyn Isaacs, Chris Friedrich and Kobus Visser

THE EFFECT OF STRATEGIC ORIENTATION AND GENDER ON SURVIVAL: A STUDY OF POTENTIAL MASS MERCHANDISING SUPPLIERS pp. 99-113

Tami L. Knotts, Stephen Jones and Karen L. Brown