Journal of Developmental Entrepreneurship (JDE)

2005 - 2025

Current editor(s): Peter Koveos

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CHINA AND INDIA: A TALE OF TWO ENTREPRENEURIAL GIANTS pp. 377-381: Peter E. Koveos and Linghui Tang
THE IMPACT OF ENTREPRENEURIAL ORIENTATION AND OWNERSHIP TYPE ON FIRM PERFORMANCE IN THE EMERGING REGION OF CHINA pp. 383-397: Jintong Tang, Zhi Tang, Yuli Zhang and Qianwen Li
ON THE FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF PRIVATE ENTERPRISES IN CHINA pp. 399-414: Hung-Gay Fung, Xiaoqing Eleanor Xu and Qi-Zi Zhang
INSTITUTIONAL CHANGES AFFECTING ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN CHINA pp. 415-432: Nir Kshetri
ESTABLISHMENT, SURVIVAL, SALES GROWTH AND ENTRY STRATEGIES OF JAPANESE MNCs SUBSIDIARIES IN INDIA pp. 433-447: Mehdi Rasouli Ghahroudi and Yasuo Hoshino
ETHNIC ENTREPRENEURSHIP: STUDYING CHINESE AND INDIAN STUDENTS IN THE UNITED STATES pp. 449-466: Wei Li
LEARNING ABOUT WOMEN. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND THE ENVIRONMENT IN INDIA: A CASE STUDY pp. 467-478: Nancy Bertaux and Elaine Crable

CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT…ON A GLOBAL SCALE pp. 255-256: Peter E. Koveos
NATIVE AMERICAN ENTREPRENEURS AND STRATEGIC CHOICE pp. 257-273: Jane Swinney and Rodney Runyan
THE INFLUENCE OF SOCIAL TIES AND SELF-EFFICACY IN FORMING ENTREPRENEURIAL INTENTIONS AND MOTIVATING NASCENT BEHAVIOR pp. 275-293: Jennifer Sequeira, Stephen L. Mueller and Jeffrey E. McGee
GHANAIAN AND KENYAN ENTREPRENEURS: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THEIR MOTIVATIONS, SUCCESS CHARACTERISTICS AND PROBLEMS pp. 295-322: Hung Manh Chu, Cynthia Benzing and Charles McGee
AMERICA'S LARGEST BLACK-OWNED COMPANIES: A 30-YEAR LONGITUDINAL ANALYSIS pp. 323-338: Matthew C. Sonfield
THE ECONOMIC LIMITS OF TRUST: THE CASE OF A LATIN-AMERICAN URBAN INFORMAL COMMERCE SECTOR pp. 339-352: Klaus Jaffe, Sary Levy Carciente and Wladimir Zanoni
CIVIC CAPITALISM: ENTREPRENEURS, THEIR VENTURES AND COMMUNITIES pp. 353-375: Daniel J. Monti, Andrea D. Ryan, Candida Brush and Amy Gannon

ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND ECONOMIC FREEDOM: THE VISIBLE HAND OF PUBLIC POLICY pp. 137-138: Peter E. Koveos
AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS: VENTURE CAPITAL CLUSTERS AND FIRM MIGRATION pp. 139-163: Robert Plant
FACTORS AFFECTING THE USE OF PUBLIC SUPPORT SERVICES BY SME OWNERS: EVIDENCE FROM A PERIPHERY REGION OF CANADA pp. 165-180: Josee Audet and Etienne St-Jean
FACTORS CONTRIBUTORY TO SUCCESS: A STUDY OF PAKISTAN'S SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS pp. 181-198: Steven P. Coy, Margaret F. Shipley, Khursheed Omer and Rao Nisar A. Khan
DOING BUSINESS IN THE TORRES STRAITS: A STUDY OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CULTURE AND THE NATURE OF INDIGENOUS ENTREPRENEURS pp. 199-216: Darren Lee-Ross and Benjamin Mitchell
EXPLORING PARTNERSHIP ENTERPRISE FOR THE RURAL POOR THROUGH AN EXPERIMENTAL POULTRY PROGRAM IN BANGLADESH pp. 217-237: Rie Makita
THE NATURE OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN THE INFORMAL SECTOR: EVIDENCE FROM ENGLAND pp. 239-254: Colin Williams

EXPANDING THE HORIZONS OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP pp. 1-2: Peter E. Koveos
ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND ECONOMIC GROWTH: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS pp. 3-29: Héctor Salgado-Banda
ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND ETHNICITY: THE ROLE OF HUMAN CAPITAL AND FAMILY SOCIAL CAPITAL pp. 31-46: Ana Cristina O. Siqueira
MICROENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM SUCCESS: A PATH ANALYSIS OF FACTORS THAT LEAD TO AND MEDIATE CLIENT SUCCESS pp. 47-69: Michele Cranwell Schmidt and Jane Kolodinsky
BARRIERS TO ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND SME GROWTH IN TRANSITION: THE CASE OF KOSOVA pp. 71-94: Besnik Krasniqi
ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT: SMES IN INDONESIA pp. 95-118: Tulus Tambunan
ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND THE INFORMAL ECONOMY: A STUDY OF UKRAINE'S HIDDEN ENTERPRISE CULTURE pp. 119-136: Colin Williams and John Round

SHAPING THE FIELD OF DEVELOPMENTAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP pp. 275-276: Peter E. Koveos
DETERMINANTS OF CAPITAL STRUCTURE IN NEW VENTURES: EVIDENCE FROM SWEDISH LONGITUDINAL DATA pp. 277-296: Daniel Örtqvist, Eryadi K. Masli, Sheikh F. Rahman and Christopher Selvarajah
MOTIVATIONS OF MOROCCANS TO BE ENTREPRENEURS pp. 297-318: Kenneth R. Gray, Howard Foster and Marla Howard
SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURIAL VENTURES: DIFFERENT VALUES SO DIFFERENT PROCESS OF CREATION, NO? pp. 319-343: Silvia Dorado
THE VALUE OF NETWORKS IN ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT: CASE STUDIES IN EASTERN EUROPE AND SOUTHEAST ASIA pp. 345-356: Shad S. Morris, Warner P. Woodworth and Shon R. Hiatt
START-UP AND GROWTH OF IMMIGRANT SMALL BUSINESSES: THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL AND HUMAN CAPITAL pp. 357-375: Jennifer M. Sequeira and Abdul A. Rasheed

THRIVING ON INTELLECTUAL CONTROVERSY AND PRACTICE OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP pp. 169-170: Peter E. Koveos
ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN THE RAINBOW NATION: EFFECT OF CULTURAL VALUES AND ESE ON INTENTIONS pp. 171-186: Boris Urban
FARMERS AS ENTREPRENEURS: DEVELOPING COMPETITIVE SKILLS pp. 187-206: Gerard McElwee
EMPOWERING ENTREPRENEURSHIP THROUGH FORESIGHT AND INNOVATION: DEVELOPING A THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK FOR EMPOWERMENT IN ENTERPRISE PROGRAMS pp. 207-231: Allan O'Connor and Jose M. Ramos
SEARCHING FOR WORTMAN'S RURAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ZONES: A CASE STUDY OF THREE RURAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES pp. 233-253: Kirk C. Heriot and Noel D. Campbell
ENTREPRENEURIAL DISCOVERY BY THE WORKING POOR pp. 255-273: James O. Fiet, Robert D. Nixon, Mahesh Gupta and Pankaj C. Patel

FOREWORD pp. 97-98: Peter E. Koveos
DIFFERENCES IN REPORTED FIRM PERFORMANCE BY GENDER: DOES INDUSTRY MATTER? pp. 99-115: Jane L. Swinney, Rodney C. Runyan and Patricia Huddleston
USING INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENT ACCOUNTS FOR MICROENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT pp. 117-131: Fred M. Ssewamala, Margaret Lombe and Jami C. Curley
RAISING CAPITAL FOR MICROFINANCE: SOURCES OF FUNDING AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR EQUITY FINANCING pp. 133-143: David Fehr and Gaamaa Hishigsuren
RETAIL SERVICE QUALITY EXPECTATIONS AND PERCEPTIONS AMONG PHILIPPINE SMALL/MEDIUM ENTERPRISES pp. 145-156: J. Mark Munoz, Peter Raven and Dianne H. B. Welsh
THE INFLUENCE OF ROLE MODELS ON ENTREPRENEURIAL INTENTIONS pp. 157-167: Howard van Auken, Fred L. Fry and Paul Stephens

ENTREPRENEURSHIP'S EVER EXPANDING FRONTIERS pp. 1-2: Peter E. Koveos
PROFILE OF WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS IN A WAR-TORN AREA: CASE STUDY OF NORTH EAST SRI LANKA pp. 3-17: Selvalamar Ayadurai and M. Sadiq Sohail
VENTURE OPPORTUNITY EVALUATIONS: COMPARISONS BETWEEN VENTURE CAPITALISTS AND INEXPERIENCED PRE-NASCENT ENTREPRENEURS pp. 19-33: Karen Bishop and Robert D. Nixon
RISK MANAGEMENT IN PRIVATE EQUITY FUNDS: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF INDIAN AND FRANCO-GERMAN FUNDS pp. 35-55: Can Kut and Jan Smolarski
NORMATIVE, SOCIAL AND COGNITIVE PREDICTORS OF ENTREPRENEURIAL INTEREST IN CHINA, VIETNAM AND THE PHILIPPINES pp. 57-77: C. Christopher Baughn, Johnson S. R. Cao, Linh Thi My Le, Victor A. Lim and Kent E. Neupert
IMPACT OF HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT: SME PERFORMANCE IN VIETNAM pp. 79-95: Sandra King-Kauanui, Su Dang Ngoc and Catherine Ashley-Cotleur