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Enterprise Behaviour in Hungary and Poland in the Transition to a Market Economy: Individual and Organizational Routines as a Barrier to Change , pp 69-102: Wim Swaan and Maria Lissowska
Enterprise Development Policy: Modeling the Policy Context , pp 371-388: Roger R. Stough
Enterprise Ground Zero in China , pp 113-144: Barbara Krug
Enterprise Reform and Competition Analysis in the Post-socialist Context: Analytical Framework and Stylized Facts , pp 37-56: Christian von Hirschhausen
Enterprise resource planning systems , pp 35-49: Tiago Cardo-Pito
Enterprise resource planning systems as a tool for standardisation, centralisation, and control: insights from the qualitative accounting literature , pp 50-66: Matt Kaufman and Erica Wagner
Enterprise restructuring and banking reform: lessons from Eastern Europe since 1990 , pp 183-222: Ronald W. Anderson
Enterprise sales: Thatcher leads the charge: David Parker
Enterprising new worlds: social enterprise and the value of repair , pp 74-81: Isaac Lyne and Anisah Madden
Enterprising Women: Remaking Gendered Networks on Wall Street in the New Economy: Melissa Fisher
Entertainment and Economic Contributions of the Indian Hindi Movie Industry: Rajesh K. Pillania and Subhojit Banerjee
Entitlements of maritime features and the Paracels dispute revisited , pp 93-115: Vu Hai Dang
Entrepreneur archetypes in regional entrepreneurial ecosystems , pp 82-98: Margarietha J. de Villiers Scheepers and Lisa J. Daniel
Entrepreneur urban policies and regional learning governance , pp 103-131: Kiyoshi Kobayashi, Masamitsu Onishi and Hayeong Jeong
Entrepreneurial Activities in a Regional Context , pp 38-57: Dirk Fornahl
Entrepreneurial Alertness and Discovery , pp 9-28: .
Entrepreneurial Business Support Networks: A Leader institution Perspective , pp 389-422: Tõnu Roolaht
Entrepreneurial Competition , pp 1-33: .
Entrepreneurial creative destruction and legal federalism , pp 214-237: John Dove and Russell S. Sobel
Entrepreneurial dynamics in the third age - a study of trajectories for start-ups by two cohorts of entrepreneurs/self-employed aged 55 and 60 , pp 143-168: Carin Holmquist, Elisabeth Sundin and Martin KlinthÃ¤ll
Entrepreneurial ecosystems , pp 127-136: Nicholas S. Vonortas
Entrepreneurial ecosystems and diaspora: how do remittances and migration affect country of origin early-stage entrepreneurial activity? , pp 241-278: Veneta Andonova and Jonathan Pérez
Entrepreneurial ecosystems in the informal economy: a case study of mototaxi drivers in Colombia , pp 211-240: Norida Vanegas-Chinchilla, Jana Schmutzler, Andrea Porras-Paez and Jorge Juliao-Rossi
Entrepreneurial ecosystems: evolving themes and reflections , pp 1-19: James A Cunningham, Matthias Menter, Conor O’Kane and Marco Romano
Entrepreneurial finance in New Zealand , pp 27-49: David Deakins
Entrepreneurial finance of minority and migrant groups in Israel , pp 166-184: Sibylle Heilbrunn and Nonna Kushnirovich
Entrepreneurial finance, poverty reduction and gender: the case of women entrepreneurs’ microloans in Pakistan , pp 248-264: Javed G. Hussain, Samia Mahmood and Jonathan M. Scott
Entrepreneurial financial resilience and financial innovation in a turbulent era , pp 1-20: Jonathan M. Scott, Javed G. Hussain, Samuel Salia and David Deakins
Entrepreneurial intentions of immigrant Chinese students in Ireland , pp 223-239: Antoinette Flynn, Naomi Birdthistle and Boyu Fang
Entrepreneurial judgment , pp 64-83: Peter G. Klein and Matthew McCaffrey
Entrepreneurial Knowledge , pp 59-76: .
Entrepreneurial leadership in the academic community: a suggested research agenda , pp 168-178: Rati Ram, Devrim GÃ¶ktepe-HultÃ©n and Rajeev Goel
Entrepreneurial Marketing and University Education: Gerald E. Hills, Claes M. Hultman and Morgan P. Miles
Entrepreneurial micro-ecosystems: a study on connectedness and collaboration in the edtech community , pp 32-52: Anette Kairikko, Spinder Dhaliwal and Luca Cacciolatti
Entrepreneurial opportunities and the role of contextual embeddedness , pp 106-129: Indu Peiris, MichÃ¨le Akoorie and Paresha Sinha
Entrepreneurial opportunity in innovative urban environments , pp 29-50: Otto Raspe and Frank Oort
Entrepreneurial orientation in small firms: a qualitative exploration in the context of an emerging economy , pp 64-82: Hajer Zarrouk, Laura Galloway, Mohamed Sherif, Elarbi Elkaroui and Anas Al Mulla
Entrepreneurial perception and intention: the influence of networks on Spanish SMEs intention to internationalize towards China , pp 237-260: Yang Yang, Rosario Andreu and Laura Rienda
Entrepreneurial regions in theory and policy practice , pp 334-350: Helen Lawton Smith
Entrepreneurial resilience in turbulent environments: the role of spiritual capital , pp 354-372: Oluwaseun Kolade, Abiodun Egbetokun, David Rae and Javed Hussain
Entrepreneurial return on investment through a neuroentrepreneurship lens , pp 177-206: Mellani Day and Mary C. Boardman
Entrepreneurial starts: nature or nurture? , pp 83-99: Bradley K. Hobbs and Mushfiq Swaleheen
Entrepreneurial strategy , pp 209-229: .
Entrepreneurial university conception: an instauration for the advancement and utilization of knowledge , pp 296-316: Henry Etzkowitz and Chunyan Zhou
Entrepreneurial university stakeholders and their contribution to knowledge and technologies transfer , pp 90-116: Natalya Radko
Entrepreneurial versus Routinized Regimes: Opportunity and the Cost of Experimentation , pp 21-43: Michael Peneder
Entrepreneurs and their Personal and Business Relations: Shaping Manufacturing SMEs’ Global Strategy: Telma Barbosa and Ted Fuller
Entrepreneurs in the Philippines: creative deviance as a response to institutional anomie , pp 205-222: Bruce Dye and Kelly Dye
Entrepreneurs, entrepreneurship policy and regional innovation systems , pp 63-79: Helen Lawton Smith
Entrepreneurs, firms, and global wealth since 1850 , pp 13-56: .