Journal of Enterprising Culture (JEC)

1993 - 2024

Current editor(s): Teck-Meng Tan

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Volume 16, issue 04, 2008

ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION AT A CROSSROADS: TOWARDS A MORE MATURE TEACHING FIELD pp. 325-337

Alain Fayolle

SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP: A GROUNDED LEARNING APPROACH TO SOCIAL VALUE CREATION pp. 339-362

Brett R. Smith, Terri Feldman Barr, Saulo D. Barbosa and Jill R. Kickul

ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION AND TRAINING IN A SMALL BUSINESS CONTEXT: INSIGHTS FROM THE COMPETENCE-BASED APPROACH pp. 363-383

Thomas Lans, Willem Hulsink, Herman Baert and Martin Mulder

THE MULTI-DIMENSIONAL NATURE OF UNIVERSITY INCUBATORS: CAPABILITY/RESOURCE EMPHASIS PHASES pp. 385-410

Zelimir William Todorovic and Nichaya Suntornpithug

THE ROAD LESS INTENDED: INTEGRATING ENTREPRENEURIAL COGNITION AND RISK IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION pp. 411-439

Saulo D. Barbosa, Jill Kickul and Brett R. Smith

MOTIVATIONAL IMPACT OF ROLE MODELS AS MODERATED BY "IDEAL" VS. "OUGHT SELF-GUIDES" IDENTIFICATIONS pp. 441-465

Miruna Radu and Christophe Loué

Volume 16, issue 03, 2008

RESPONSIBLE ENTREPRENEURS: THE NETWORK EFFECTS pp. 209-231

Mateja Drnovsek, Otmar Zorn and Marjana Martincic

LEGITIMATING CHARACTERISTICS AND FIRM EMERGENCE pp. 233-256

Erno T. Tornikoski

PARTNER ASSESSMENT AS A KEY TO ENTREPRENEURIAL SUCCESS: TOWARDS A BALANCED SCORECARD APPROACH pp. 257-278

Dietmar Roessl, Matthias Fink and Sascha Kraus

FAMILY BUSINESS SUCCESSION: EVOLUTIONARY ECONOMICS APPROACH pp. 279-298

Juha Kansikas and Tuomas Kuhmonen

CREATING INDEPENDENT ADVOCATES FOR ENTREPRENEURS WITHIN GOVERNMENT: SOME REFLECTIONS ON THE SMALL BUSINESS COMMISSIONER MODEL pp. 299-309

Michael T. Schaper

THE IMPACT OF GENDER AND RACE IN VENDOR SELECTION pp. 311-323

Marilyn M. Martin and James Simmerman

Volume 16, issue 02, 2008

EDITORIAL: "ENTREPRENEURSHIP: REVISITING PROCESS RESEARCH" pp. 107-111

Ravinder Kumar Zutshi

HOME-GROWN AND ABROAD-BRED ENTREPRENEURS IN CHINA: A STUDY OF THE INFLUENCES OF EXTERNAL CONTEXT ON ENTREPRENEURIAL COMPETENCIES pp. 113-132

Thomas Wing Yan Man, Theresa Lau and K. F. Chan

AN EXAMINATION OF THE NONLINEAR THINKING STYLE PROFILE STEREOTYPE OF SUCCESSFUL ENTREPRENEURS pp. 133-159

Kevin S. Groves, Charles M. Vance, David Y. Choi and John L. Mendez

FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH GROWTH CHANGES IN "GAZELLES" pp. 161-188

Etienne St-Jean, Pierre-André Julien and Josée Audet

IMPACT OF THE LACK OF INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT ON THE VENTURE CAPITAL INDUSTRY IN THAILAND pp. 189-204

William Scheela and Thawatchai Jittrapanun

BOOK REVIEW: "Handbook of Research in Entrepreneurship Education: General Perspective, Vol. 1 (Elgar Original Reference)" pp. 205-207

Wee Liang Tan

Volume 16, issue 01, 2008

ACHIEVING SUPERIOR INTERNATIONAL NEW VENTURE (INV) PERFORMANCE: EXPLOITING SHORT-TERM DURATION OF TIES pp. 1-18

Mary Han

UNDERSTANDING THE SELECTION AND DEVELOPMENT OF LIFE GOALS OF FAMILY BUSINESS OWNERS pp. 19-53

Steven K. Moyer and Neal E. Chalofsky

DO THEY SEE WHAT WE SEE?: A CRITICAL NORDIC TALE ABOUT PERCEPTIONS OF ENTREPRENEURIAL OPPORTUNITIES, GOALS AND GROWTH pp. 55-87

Malin Brännback and Alan Carsrud

CHANGING CULTURES: AN INTERNATIONAL STUDY OF MIGRANT ENTREPRENEURS pp. 89-105

Robert Hamilton, Leo Dana and Camilla Benfell

Volume 15, issue 04, 2007

SME GROWTH STRATEGIES: ORGANIC OR NON-ORGANIC? pp. 317-338

Mika Pasanen

EVALUATING ENTREPRENEURSHIP PROGRAMMES – OBJECTIVES AND MEASUREMENT DILEMMAS pp. 339-370

Per-Anders Havnes and Line Marie B Skjekkeland

TOWARDS ENHANCING ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT IN OMAN pp. 371-392

Golam Mostafa Khan and Darwish Almoharby

INNOVATION MANAGEMENT AND ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVES: THE CASE OF GREECE pp. 393-419

Yannis Hatzikian and John Bouris

BOOK REVIEW: Stewardship-based Economics pp. 421-425

Wee-Liang Tan

Volume 15, issue 03, 2007

USING MULTIPLE PARADIGM RESEARCH METHODOLOGIES TO GAIN NEW INSIGHTS INTO ENTREPRENEURIAL MOTIVATIONS pp. 219-241

Jodyanne Kirkwood and Colin Campbell-Hunt

OPPORTUNITIES AS EXISTING AND CREATED: A STUDY OF ENTREPRENEURS IN THE SWEDISH MOBILE INTERNET INDUSTRY pp. 243-273

Henrik Berglund

FACILITATING PUBLIC SECTOR CORPORATE ENTREPRENEURSHIP PROCESS: A CONCEPTUAL MODEL pp. 275-299

Claudine Kearney, Robert Hisrich and Frank Roche

ATTRIBUTION STYLE AND ENTREPRENEURIAL SUCCESS: A STUDY BASED ON INDIAN CULTURE pp. 301-316

Rachana Chattopadhyay

Volume 15, issue 02, 2007

STAGES OF SMALL ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT: A COMPARISON OF CANADIAN FEMALE AND MALE ENTREPRENEURS pp. 107-131

J Terence Zinger, Rolland Lebrasseur, Yves Robichaud and Nathaly Riverin

LABOUR IS HOLY BUT BUSINESS IS DANGEROUS: ENTERPRISE VALUES FROM THE CHURCH FATHERS TO THE REFORMATION pp. 133-163

Sarah Drakopoulou Dodd and George Gotsis

APPROACHING A DEEPER UNDERSTANDING OF CORPORATE ENTREPRENEURSHIP - FOCUSING ON CO-EVOLUTIONARY PROCESSES pp. 165-186

Jarna Heinonen and Jouko Toivonen

IS A US IPO A SENSIBLE OPTION FOR ASIAN VENTURES? pp. 187-211

David Y Choi, Susan Elkinawy and Stacey H Wang

BOOK REVIEW: "Asian Models of Entrepreneurship from the Indian Union and the Kingdom of Nepal to the Japanese Archipelago: Context, Policy and Practice" pp. 213-214

Vanessa Ratten

BOOK REVIEW: "Entrepreneurship Strategy: Changing patterns in New Venture Creation, Growth and Reinvention" pp. 215-218

Wee-Liang Tan

Volume 15, issue 01, 2007

ENTREPRENEURSHIP AS DECISION MAKING: RATIONAL, INTUITIVE AND IMPROVISATIONAL APPROACHES pp. 1-20

Miguel Pina E Cunha

FROM BECOMING TO BEING: MEASURING FIRM CREATION pp. 21-42

Monica Diochon, Teresa V Menzies and Yvon Gasse

ACHIEVING SUPERIOR INTERNATIONALIZATION THROUGH STRATEGIC AMBIDEXTERITY pp. 43-77

Mary Han

EXPLORING THE BORN GLOBAL CONCEPT IN THE BIOTECHNOLOGY CONTEXT pp. 79-100

Malin Brännback, Alan Carsrud and Maija Renko

Volume 14, issue 04, 2006

COPING WITH COMPLEXITY AND TURBULENCE - AN ENTREPRENEURIAL SOLUTION pp. 241-266

Roger B. Mason

FACTORS NURTURING ACADEMIC ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN TAIWAN pp. 267-290

Phil Y. Yang, Yuan-Chieh Chang and Ming-Huei Chen

CONSTRUCTIVE ALIGNMENT: A JOURNEY FOR NEW EYES pp. 291-306

Colin Jones

MEANING IN LIFE AS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR ENTERPRISE pp. 307-321

Marco van Gelderen

Volume 14, issue 03, 2006

SOLO SONGS AND SYMPHONIES: ETHNIC MINORITY INDIAN WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS IN NEW ZEALAND pp. 155-176

Edwina Pio

'ENTERPRISE CULTURE': NECESSARY IN PROMOTING ENTERPRISE; LESSONS FROM ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT IN ZIMBABWE pp. 177-198

Steven Carter and Wilton Wilton

OPERATIONALIZING SME NETWORK RESOURCES pp. 199-218

Tero Vuorinen, Elina Varamäki, Marko Kohtamäki and Timo Pihkala

THE EFFECT OF FINANCIAL INFORMATION QUALITY ON ABILITY TO ACCESS EXTERNAL FUNDS AND PERFORMANCE OF SMES IN THAILAND pp. 219-239

Naruanard Sarapaivanich and Bernice Kotey

Volume 14, issue 02, 2006

EXPLORING THE DILEMMAS OF SMALL BUSINESS GROWTH - THE CASE OF RURAL FOOD-PROCESSING MICRO FIRMS pp. 87-104

Virpi Kaikkonen

EFFECTS OF SOCIAL CAPITAL ON THE OPPORTUNITY RECOGNITION PROCESS pp. 105-124

Vesa Puhakka

AN EMPIRICAL COMPARISON OF THE MANAGERIAL DEVELOPMENT OF FAMILY AND NON-FAMILY SMEsFROM AUSTRALIA'S MANUFACTURING SECTOR pp. 125-141

Max Smith

ONLINE TRAINING IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN LDC'S: A CASE STUDY pp. 143-154

Laurence Leigh

Volume 14, issue 01, 2006

THE CHANGING IMPORTANCE OF THE STRENGTH OF TIES THROUGHOUT THE ENTREPRENEURIAL PROCESS pp. 1-26

Majbritt Rostgaard Evald, Kim Klyver and Susanne Gren Svendsen

VENTURE ARCHETYPES AND THE ENTREPRENEURIAL EVENT: CROSS-CULTURAL EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE pp. 27-48

Tobias Kollmann and Andreas Kuckertz

IMPACTS OF DIVERSIFICATION AND CORPORATE ENTREPRENEURSHIP STRATEGY MAKING ON GROWTH AND PROFITABILITY: A NORMATIVE MODEL pp. 49-63

Bostjan Antoncic

DON'T BLAME THE ENTREPRENEUR, BLAME GOVERNMENT: THE CENTRALITY OF THE GOVERNMENT IN ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT; LESSONS FROM ENTERPRISE FAILURE IN ZIMBABWE pp. 65-84

Steven Carter and Wilton Wilton

Erratum: "HOW DO FIRMS IN STRATEGIC SME NETWORKS BUILD COMPETITIVENESS?" pp. 85-86

Joakim Wincent