Journal of Enterprising Culture (JEC)

1993 - 2024

Current editor(s): Teck-Meng Tan

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Volume 06, issue 04, 1998

DOES THE BUSINESS START-UP PROCESS DIFFER BY GENDER? - A LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF NASCENT ENTREPRENEURS pp. 347-367

Gry Agnete Alsos and Elisabet Ljunggren

NEW VENTURES AS SUPPLIERS: THE BUILDING OF TRUST WITH INDUSTRIAL CUSTOMERS pp. 369-390

Leif Sanner

ENTREPRENEURSHIP: METAPHORS AND RELATED CONCEPTS pp. 391-412

Kimmo Hyrsky

A RISK MANAGEMENT MODEL FOR PRESERVATION OF FAMILY BUSINESS pp. 413-427

Yee Wah Chin and Patrick K. P. Chan

A PRELIMINARY FRAMEWORK FOR EXPLAINING THE "SUCCESS" OF THE INTERNATIONAL VENTURES OF SMALL- AND MEDIUM-SIZED COMPANIES pp. 429-455

Sushil Vachani

POLICY'S CONSEQUENCES: THE COMMERCIALISATION OF AUSTRALIAN TERTIARY EDUCATION AND IMPLICATIONS FOR ITS ASIAN MARKET pp. 457-480

Soo-May Cheng

Volume 06, issue 03, 1998

TRAITS OF SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS OWNERS: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF ENTREPRENEURS IN SINGAPORE, THE USA, RUSSIA AND KAZAKHSTAN pp. 257-268

Anatoly V. Zhuplev, Fred Kiesner, Asyleeck B. Kozhakhmetov, Wee Liang Tan and Alexander Konkov

ENTREPRENEURIAL CATASTROPHE - A BEHAVIOURAL MODEL pp. 269-281

Richard Y. Weaver

THE INTERNATIONALISATION OF SMALL-AND MEDIUM SIZED ENTERPRISES: TOWARDS AN ALTERNATIVE CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK pp. 283-308

Peter Wyer, Grahame Boocock and Ibrahim Abdul-Hamid

TOWARDS THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN ENTREPRENEURIAL CULTURE IN INDIAN COMMERCIAL BANKS USING A VALUE BASE MODEL pp. 309-321

Neelu Rohmetra

A TAXONOMY OF SME DEVELOPMENT SCHEMES pp. 323-332

Thian Ser Toh

THE IMPACT OF CULTURAL TRENDS ON BUSINESS PRACTICES pp. 333-346

Ramin Cooper Maysami and Valerie Priscilla Goby

Volume 06, issue 02, 1998

OWNERSHIP, ENTREPRENEURISM AND THE CHALLENGE OF THE 21ST CENTURY pp. 147-153

Raymond W. Y. Kao

FROM PLANNED ECONOMY CULTURE TO ENTREPRENEURIAL CULTURE: THE EXAMPLE OF BULGARIAN AND ROMANIAN ORGANISATIONS pp. 155-170

Mihaela Kelemen and Latchezar Hristov

FOUNDATIONS OF THE REVOLUTIONARY RATING METHOD FOR INNOVATIVE SMES pp. 171-197

Arto Lahti

AN INVESTIGATION OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN A FIRM'S PERCEIVED EXPORT BARRIERS AND STAGES OF EXPORT DEVELOPMENT: AN ANALYSIS OF CANTERBURY MANUFACTURING FIRMS pp. 199-216

David Dean, Christopher Gan and Christopher Myers

BUSINESS OWNERS'/MANAGERS' PERCEPTIONS OF THE INTERNET: AN AUSTRALIAN PERSPECTIVE pp. 217-230

Cheryl Calvert, Mike O'Connor and John Bentley

A LOOK AT THE PROCESSES LEADINGTO ENTREPRENEURIAL POTENTIAL pp. 231-255

Bjørnar Reitan

Volume 06, issue 01, 1998

FROM ENTREPRENEURSHIP TO ENTREPRENOLOGY: THE EMERGENCE OF A NEW DISCIPLINE pp. 1-23

Louis Jacques Filion

ENTREPRENEURIAL DEVELOPMENT: UNDERSTANDING AND MANAGING CHANGE IN THE ENTREPRENEURIAL PROCESS pp. 25-47

Hock Beng Cheah

EMPLOYEE STOCK OPTION SCHEMES IN SINGAPORE pp. 49-57

Boon-Chye Lim, Kwee-Choo Ho, Bee-Yen Ng and Hai-Wun Tan

STRATEGIC MARKETING IN TECHNOLOGY-BASED NEW VENTURES: EXPLORATION OF A PUZZLE pp. 59-94

Dennis M. Ray

EAST MEETS WEST IN EXPORT PRACTICES: FINDINGS FROM SURVEY OF ASIAN AND INDIGENOUS (WHITE)-OWNED U.K. FIRMS pp. 95-109

Dave Crick and Shiv Chaudhry

ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE, CORPORATE ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND PERFORMANCE pp. 111-146

Shaker A. Zahra, Jeffrey G. Covin and Patricia H. Zahra

Volume 05, issue 04, 1997

EXPORTING BY SMALL BUSINESSES: START-UP EFFECTIVENESS ISSUES pp. 341-353

Philip D. Olson, Newell Gough and Donald W. Bokor

MANAGEMENT TRAINING FOR THE SMALL-MEDIUM SIZED ENTERPRISE: DEVELOPING A RESEARCH APPROACH FOR THE FIRST TIME SMALL BUSINESS RESEARCHER pp. 355-374

Peter Wyer and Satirenjit Kaur Johl

REORGANISATIONS TO INCREASE ENTREPRENEURIAL FLEXIBILITY pp. 375-402

Peter Witt

HOW DOES BUSINESS CULTURE AFFECT PERFORMANCE IN THE US-JAPAN BILATERAL AUTO TRADE?: WILL A REVENUE-MAXIMIZER BE THE WINNER? pp. 403-421

Naoki Tabeta and Ruifang Wang

AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION OF THE ORGANISATION LIFE CYCLE MODEL FOR SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AND SURVIVAL IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC pp. 423-445

Attahir Yusuf

COUNSELLING ENTREPRENEURS AS RESOURCES IN REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT pp. 447-475

Geoffrey G. Meredith and Dennis Howard

Volume 05, issue 03, 1997

ENTREPRENEURIAL LEARNING: A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK pp. 223-248

John E. Young and Donald L. Sexton

THE ENTREPRENEURIAL PERSONALITY OF SMALL BUSINESS OWNER-MANAGERS IN HONG KONG: A CRITICAL INCIDENT ANALYSIS pp. 249-271

K. F. Chan, Theresa Lau and Thomas W. Y. Man

TRIGGERS AND BARRIERS AFFECTING ENTREPRENEURIAL INTENTIONALITY: THE CASE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIAN NASCENTE ENTREPRENEURS pp. 273-291

Thierry Volery, Noelle Doss, Tim Mazzarol and Vicki Thein

PREDICTION OF VENTURE IMPLEMENTATION pp. 293-308

Lars Kolvereid and Erlend Bullvag

STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP: ANALOGIES FROM SUN TZU'S "THE ART OF WAR" pp. 309-323

Beoy Kui Ng

INFLUENCES OF STRATEGIC APPROACH AND CULTURAL DISPOSITION ON RETAILERS' PERCEPTIONS OF PERSONAL SELLING pp. 325-340

Shyan Fam Kim and Bill Merrilees

Volume 05, issue 02, 1997

ENTREPRENEURIAL ORGANIZATIONS: WHAT THEY ARE, WHY THEY ARE IMPORTANT AND HOW TO BECOME ONE pp. 115-135

Neil C. Churchill, Alice J. de Koning and Daniel F. Muzyka

ABSORPTION AND INTENSITY OF ENTREPRENEURISM IN A LARGE BUSINESS ENTERPRISE - STUDY OF STEEL AUTHORITY OF INDIA LIMITED pp. 137-150

Ashok Kumar and Hari Haran

GLOBAL TECHNOLOGY CO-OPERATION IN INNOVATION PROCESS OF THE RUSSIAN AEROSPACE INDUSTRY pp. 151-164

Brian Shaw

EAST ASIAN SMEs: LEARNING THE TECHNOLOGY pp. 165-191

Ravi K Zutshi

STRATEGIC AWARENESS AND THE PROCESS OF INNOVATION pp. 193-208

Andrew Atherton and Paul Hannon

MANAGEMENT PERCEPTION OF PERFORMANCE AND THE INFORMATION NEEDS OF SMALL BUSINESS pp. 209-221

Robert Greenwood and Florence Tsang

Volume 05, issue 01, 1997

AN INNOVATIVE PROGRAM IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT AT A MEXICAN UNIVERSITY pp. 1-11

Jaime R. Silva-Castan, Luis Prott and Servulo Anzola-Rojas

THE NEED FOR INTERMEDIATE SUPPORT-STRUCTURES FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN TRANSITIONAL ECONOMIES pp. 13-26

Anton T. Kruft and Andrea Sofrova

GLOBALIZATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP: ENTREPRENEURS FACING THE ULTIMATE CHALLENGE pp. 27-55

Hans J. Pleitner

INTERNATIONAL GROWTH OF YOUNG TECHNOLOGY-BASED FIRMS: A RESOURCE-BASED NETWORK MODEL pp. 57-73

Erkko Autio, Helena Yli-Renko and Ari Salonen

A NORMATIVE FRAMEWORK FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATION IN HONG KONG TOURISM pp. 75-88

Frank M. Go and Andrew Chan

MARKETING EFFECTIVENESS - DOES IT DIFFER BY SIZE AND TYPE OF COMPANIES pp. 89-114

H. P. Schoch and B. C. Ghosh

Volume 04, issue 04, 1996

THE “CATFISH EFFECT” OF THE PRIVATE SECTOR ON THE ECONOMY OF THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA pp. 331-349

Zhang Youzhuo, Fu Jiesheng, M.Y. Wong and Sally Stewart

FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO THE GROWTH OF SMALL MANUFACTURING FIRMS: PERCEPTIONS OF JAPANESE OWNER/MANAGERS pp. 351-361

Hema Wijewardena and Shiran Cooray

THE START-UP CHARACTERISTICS OF A NEW ENTREPRENEURIAL FIRM AS DETERMINANTS OF THE FUTURE SUCCESS OF THE FIRM IN THE SHORT TERM AND IN THE LONG TERM pp. 363-383

Iikka Kauranen

SMALL BUSINESS TRAINING NEEDS: A CASE STUDY pp. 385-399

Sudhir K. Chawla

TAXATION AND ITS IMPLICATION ON CROSS-BORDER PROFITS OF MANUFACTURING BUSINESSES IN HONG KONG pp. 401-415

Daniel K C Cheung, Samuel Y S Chan and Isabella S K Lam

SUPPORT OF SMALL BUSINESS FIRMS: ENTREPRENEURS’ VIEWS OF THE DEMAND AND SUPPLY SIDE pp. 417-432

Magnus Klofsten and Ann-Sofi Mikaelsson

Volume 04, issue 03, 1996

BROADENING THE CONCEPT OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP: A MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH pp. 225-240

Sirinimal (siri) Withane

ADAPTIVE RESPONSE: ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND COMPETITIVENESS IN THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF HONG KONG pp. 241-266

Cheah Hock Beng and Tony F.L. Yu

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY PROTECTION, ENTREPRENEURSHIP, AND ECONOMIC GROWTH pp. 267-285

Francis W. Rushing and Mark A. Thompson

THE EMERGING CLASS OF BUSINESSWOMEN AND WOMEN-OWNED BUSINESS FIRMS IN BRUNEI DARUSSALAM pp. 287-300

W.A. Wimalatissa

CRISIS IN MEXICO: ITS EFFECTS ON FAMILY OWNED BUSINESSES pp. 301-315

Salo Grabinsky

THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE ENTERPRISE SECTOR IN ESTONIA - A HISTORICAL APPROACH TO A CONTEMPORARY TRANSITION pp. 317-329

Kari Liuhto

Volume 04, issue 02, 1996

THE PREREQUISITES FOR DIFFERENT TYPES OF SUCCESSFUL INTERFIRM COOPERATION IN THE SME- SECTOR pp. 109-122

Elina Murto Koivisto, Vesa Routamaa and Jukka Vesalainen

FROM BUSINESS CREATOR TO BUSINESSMAN, A STRATEGIC DISTINCTION pp. 123-146

Guy Pendeliau

DO SMALL FIRMS CREATE JOBS? pp. 147-161

Olav R. Spilling

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING AND REPORTING IN SMALL FIRMS pp. 163-182

A.J.M. Humayun Murshed

CRITERIA FOR A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS PLAN: PREFERENCES OF DIFFERENT FINANCING INSTITUTIONS pp. 183-208

Tan Beng Kim and Joanne Tay

ENTREPRENEURSHIP INCLINATION OF SINGAPORE BUSINESS STUDENTS pp. 209-223

Doh Joon Chien, Tan Wee Liang, Chiong Teck Soon and Thomas

Volume 04, issue 01, 1996

GROWTH INTENTIONS AND ACTUAL GROWTH: THE IMPACT OF ENTREPRENEURIAL CHOICE pp. 1-17

Lars Kolvereid and Erlend Bullvag

NEW FIRM GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT: A REPLICATION AND EXTENSION OF REYNOLDS’ RESEARCH pp. 19-36

J.B. Arbaugh and Donald L. Sexton

ENTREPRENEURSHIP BY FRANCHISING: DIFFERENTIATING FRANCHISEES FROM INDEPENDENT ENTREPRENEURS BY SELECTED PERSONALITY TRAITS pp. 37-55

Nerilee Hing

THE MANAGEMENT OF TRANSFORMATION IN EAST GERMAN FIRMS pp. 57-77

Peter Witt

PUBLIC POLICY AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT - SINGAPORE STYLE pp. 79-93

Mark Goh and Irene Chew

ERRATA: "ARMING ASIAN INTELLECTUALS FOR INTERNATIONAL CONSULTANCY" pp. 95-108

Chiu-Cheng Chang and Geraldine Chen