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Journal of Business Venturing 21(5) sep 2006
1. Crowding out private equity: Canadian evidence. By: Cumming,
Douglas J.; MacIntosh, Jeffrey G..
2. Entrepreneur opportunity costs and intended venture growth. By:
Cassar, Gavin.
3. New to the game and questioning the rules: The experiences and
beliefs of founders who start imitative versus innovative firms. By:
Cliff, Jennifer E.; Jennings, P. Devereaux; Greenwood, Royston.
4. The use of networks in human resource acquisition for
entrepreneurial firms: Multiple “fit” considerations. By: Leung,
Aegean; Zhang, Jing; Wong, Poh Kam; Foo, Maw Der.
5. Knowledge, innovation and firm performance in high- and
low-technology regimes. By: Thornhill, Stewart.
6. Key components and implications of entrepreneurship: A 4-P
framework. By: Ma, Hao; Tan, Justin.
7. Financial intermingling in small family businesses. By: Yilmazer,
Tansel; Schrank, Holly.
Journal of Business Venturing 21(4) jul 2006
1. Entrepreneurship and strategic alliances. By: Alvarez, Sharon A.;
Ireland, R. Duane; Reuer, Jeffrey J..
2. An examination of the investments in U.S. biotechnology firms by
foreign and domestic corporate partners. By: Coombs, Joseph E.;
Mudambi, Ram; Deeds, David L..
3. Alliance type, alliance experience and alliance management
capability in high-technology ventures. By: Rothaermel, Frank T.;
Deeds, David L..
4. Partnering strategies and performance of SMEs' international joint
ventures. By: Lu, Jane W.; Beamish, Paul W..
5. Opportunism in the R&D alliances of SMES: The roles of the
institutional environment and SME size. By: Dickson, Pat H.; Weaver,
K. Mark; Hoy, Frank.
6. Firm networks and firm development: The role of the relational mix.
By: Lechner, Christian; Dowling, Michael; Welpe, Isabell.
7. The impact of network capabilities and entrepreneurial orientation
on university spin-off performance. By: Walter, Achim; Auer, Michael;
Ritter, Thomas.
Entrepreneurship Theory and Practices 30(4)
jul 2006
1. Exploring the Role of Trust in Entrepreneurial Activity. By:
Welter, Friederike; Smallbone, David.
2. Entrepreneurs, Effectual Logic, and Over-Trust. By: Goel, Sanjay;
Karri, Ranjan.
3. Trust within Entrepreneur Bank Relationships: Insights from Italy.
By: Howorth, Carole; Moro, Andrea
4. Government Agency and Trust in the Formation and Transformation of
Interorganizational Entrepreneurial Networks. By: Neergaard, Helle;
Ulhøi, John Parm.
5. How Much Do You Trust Me? The Dark Side of Relational Trust in New
Business Creation in Established Companies. By: Zahra, Shaker A.;
Yavuz, R. Isil; Ucbasaran, Deniz.
6. Razorfish. By: Forbes, Daniel P.; Pavone, Carla.
7. Razorfish: Note to Instructors.
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ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND REGIONAL
DEVELOPMENT 18(3) may 2006 |
1. Owner-managers, clusters and local
embeddedness: small firms in the Sheffield (UK) metal-working
cluster. By: Watts, H. Doug; Wood, Andrew M.; Wardle, Perry.
2. Why are some Spanish manufacturing firms internationalizing
rapidly? The role of business and institutional international
networks. By: Belso-Martínez, José A.
3. Regional development and sources of superior performance
across textile and IT sectors in Taiwan. By: Chen, Yi-Min;
Lin, Feng-Jyh.
4. Entrepreneurship: the missing ingredient in China's STIPs?
By: Watkins-Mathys, Lorraine; Foster, M. John. |
Journal of Business Venturing 21(3) may 2006
1. Raising the returns to venture finance. By: Baden-Fuller, Charles;
Dean, Alison; McNamara, Peter; Hilliard, Bill.
2. Entrepreneurship as the nexus of individual and opportunity: A
structuration view. By: Sarason, Yolanda; Dean, Tom; Dillard, Jesse
F..
3. Entrepreneurial alliances as contractual forms. By: Reuer, Jeffrey
J.; Ariño, Africa; Mellewigt, Thomas.
4. Effects of relational capital and commitment on venture capitalists'
perception of portfolio company performance. By: De Clercq, Dirk;
Sapienza, Harry J..
5. The paradox for the family firm CEO: Owner age relationship to
succession-related processes and plans. By: Marshall, James P.;
Sorenson, Ritch; Brigham, Keith; Wieling, Elizabeth; Reifman, Alan;
Wampler, Richard S..
6. Agency risk control through reprisal. By: Lu, Qing; Hwang, Peter;
Wang, Clement K..
7. The risk concept for entrepreneurs reconsidered: New challenges to
the conventional wisdom. By: Janney, Jay J.; Dess, Gregory G..
Entrepreneurship Theory and Practices 30(3)
may 2006
1. Are You Talking to Me? The Nature of Community in Entrepreneurship
Scholarship. By: Gartner, William B.; Davidsson, Per; Zahra, Shaker
A..
2. Is There Conceptual Convergence in Entrepreneurship Research? A
Co-Citation Analysis of Frontiers of Entrepreneurship Research,
1981–2004. By: Grégoire, Denis A.; Noël, Martin X.; Déry, Richard;
Béchard, Jean-Pierre.
3. Entrepreneurial Studies: The Dynamic Research Front of a Developing
Social Science. By: Cornelius, Barbara; Landström, Hans; Persson, Olle.
4. Scholarly Communities in Entrepreneurship Research: A Co-Citation
Analysis. By: Schildt, Henri A.; Zahra, Shaker A.; Sillanp, Antti.
5. The Social and Collaborative Nature of Entrepreneurship Scholarship:
A Co-Citation and Perceptual Analysis. By: Reader, Diana; Watkins,
David.
6. No Magic: Just Software that Works. By: Bell, Joseph R.; Winn,
Joan.
7. Note to Instructors on No Magic: Just Software that Works. By:
Bell, Joseph R.; Winn, Joan.
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ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND REGIONAL
DEVELOPMENT 18(2) mar 2006 |
1. Swedish tribalism and Tanzanian
entrepreneurship: preconditions for trust formation. By:
Tillmar, Malin.
2. In-migrant entrepreneurship in rural England: beyond local
embeddedness. By: Kalantaridis, Christos; Bika, Zografia.
3. Ethnic minority business and the employment of illegal
immigrants. By: Jones, Trevor; Ram, Monder; Edwards, Paul.
4. Explaining female and male entrepreneurship at the country
level. By: Verheul, Ingrid; Van Stel, André; Thurik, Roy. |
Journal of Business Venturing
21(2) mar 2006
1. Dynamism as a necessary property of entrepreneurial systems. By:
Phan, Phillip H..
2. Measuring emergence in the dynamics of new venture creation. By:
Lichtenstein, Benyamin B.; Dooley, Kevin J.; Lumpkin, G.T..
3. The effect of aging on entrepreneurial behavior. By: Lévesque,
Moren; Minniti, Maria.
4. Dynamic capabilities and venture performance: The effects of
venture capitalists. By: Arthurs, Jonathan D.; Busenitz, Lowell W..
5. Geographic cluster size and firm performance. By: Folta, Timothy
B.; Cooper, Arnold C.; Baik, Yoon-suk.
6. The moderating effect of environmental dynamism on the relationship
between entrepreneur leadership behavior and new venture performance.
By: Ensley, Michael D.; Pearce, Craig L.; Hmieleski, Keith M..
Entrepreneurship
Theory and Practices 30(2) mar 2006
1. Opening Up the Investor–Investee Dyad: Syndicates, Teams, and
Networks. By: Lockett, Andy; Ucbasaran, Deniz; Butler, John.
2. Venture Capitalists' Decision to Syndicate. By: Manigart, Sophie;
Lockett, Andy; Meuleman, Miguel; Wright, Mike; Landström, Hans;
Bruining, Hans; Desbrières, Philippe; Hommel, Ulrich.
3. Adverse Selection and Capital Structure: Evidence from Venture
Capital. By: Cumming, Douglas.
4. Allocation of Attention to Portfolio Companies and the Performance
of Venture Capital Firms. By: Jääskeläinen, Mikko; Maula, Markku; Sepp,
Tuukka.
5. Venture Capital Investment Strategy and Portfolio Failure Rate: A
Longitudinal Study. By: Dimov, Dimo; De Clercq, Dirk.
6. Entrepreneurial Team Formation: An Exploration of New Member
Addition. By: Forbes, Daniel P.; Borchert, Patricia S.; Zellmer-Bruhn,
Mary E.; Sapienza, Harry J..
7. Entrepreneurial Team Development in Academic Spinouts: An
Examination of Team Heterogeneity. By: Vanaelst, Iris; Clarysse, Bart;
Wright, Mike; Lockett, Andy; Moray, Nathalie; S'Jegers, Rosette.
8. Interorganizational Commitment in Syndicated Cross-Border Venture
Capital Investments. By: Mäkel, Markus M.; Maula, Markku V.J..
9. Venture Capital in Emerging Economies: Networks and Institutional
Change. By: Ahlstrom, David; Bruton, Garry D..
Entrepreneurship
Theory and Practices 30(1) jan 2006
1. Social and Commercial Entrepreneurship: Same, Different, or Both?
By: Austin, James; Stevenson, Howard; Wei-Skillern, Jane.
2. Shifting Imperatives: An Integrative View of Resource Scarcity and
Agency Reasons for Franchising. By: Castrogiovanni, Gary J.; Combs,
James G.; Justis, Robert T..
3. Social Capital, Cognition, and Entrepreneurial Opportunities: A
Theoretical Framework. By: De Carolis, Donna Marie; Saparito, Patrick.
4. Strategic Process Effects on the Entrepreneurial Orientation–Sales
Growth Rate Relationship. By: Covin, Jeffrey G.; Green, Kimberly M.;
Slevin, Dennis P..
5. Improving Survey Response Rates from Chief Executive Officers in
Small Firms: The Importance of Social Networks. By: Bartholomew,
Susan; Smith, Anne D..
6. NAPECOR's Risk Management Venture<sup>1</sup>. By: Fairbanks,
Stewart; Vance, David A.; Chrisman, James J..
7. NAPECOR's Risk Management Venture: Note to Instructors. By:
Fairbanks, Stewart; Vance, David A.; Chrisman, James J..
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ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND REGIONAL
DEVELOPMENT 18(1) jan 2006 |
1. Balancing localization and globalization:exploring
the impact of firm internationalization on a regional cluster.
By: De Martino, Richard; Reid, David McHardy; Zygliodopoulos,
Stelios C..
2. The territoriality of the network economy and urban
networks: evidence from flanders. By: Cabus, Peter;
Vanhaverbeke, Wim.
3. Collective action, governance structure and organizational
trust in localized systems of production. The case of the AOC
organization of small producers. By: Torre, André.
4. Fix or fixation? The contributions and limitations of
entrepreneurship and small firms to combating social
exclusion. By: Blackburn, Robert; Ram, Monder. |
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LA REVUE
DE L'ENTREPRENEURIAT 4(1) 2005 |
1. Bares Franck, Cornolti Christophe,
"Investigation des conditions de succès au démarrage de deux
spin-offs universitaires à partir de la théorie des conventions"
2. Verstraete Thierry, Fayolle Alain, "Paradigmes et
entrepreneuriat"
3. Laviolette Eric Michael, "L'essaimage en PME : proposition d'un
cadre d'analyse" |
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ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND REGIONAL
DEVELOPMENT 17(6) nov 2005 |
1. Contrasting local responses to
globalization: the case of volume yacht manufacturing in
Europe. By: Blundel, Richard; Thatcher, Michael
2. The role of university-based industrial extension services
in the business performance of small manufacturing firms:
case-study evidence from Western New York. By: Macpherson,
Alan; Ziolkowski, Michael.
3. The geography of talent: entrepreneurship and local
economic development in Oxfordshire. By: Lawton Smith, Helen;
Glasson, John; Chadwick, Andrew.
4. ‘Created’ enclaves for enterprise: an empirical study of
Singapore's industrial parks in Indonesia, Vietnam and China.
By: Yeoh, Caroline; Pow Ngee How, Wilfred; Lin Leong, Ai. |
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ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND REGIONAL
DEVELOPMENT 17(5) sep 2005 |
1. The dynamics of regional specialization
and cluster formation: dividing trajectories of maritime
industries in two Norwegian regions. By: Karlsen, Asbjørn.
2. Local clusters in global value chains: exploring dynamic
linkages between Germany and Pakistan. By: Nadvi, Khalid;
Halder, Gerhard.
3. Information flows and adaptation in Tanzanian cottage
industries. By: Kristiansen, Stein; Kimeme, Joseph; Mbwambo,
Andrew; Wahid, Fathul.
4. Ethnic group size, linguistic isolation, and immigrant
entrepreneurship in the USA. By: Mora, Marie T.; Dávila,
Alberto. |
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ENTREPRENEURSHIP THEORY AND PRACTICE 29(6) nov 2005 |
1. Untangling the Intuition Mess: Intuition
as a Construct in Entrepreneurship Research. By: Mitchell, J.
Robert; Friga, Paul N.; Mitchell, Ronald K.
2. Effects of Human Capital and Long-Term Human Resources
Development and Utilization on Employment Growth of
Small-Scale Businesses: A Causal Analysis. By: Rauch, Andreas;
Frese, Michael; Utsch, Andreas
3. A Model of Middle-Level Managers’ Entrepreneurial Behavior.
By: Kuratko, Donald F.; Ireland, R. Duane; Covin, Jeffrey G.;
Hornsby, Jeffrey S.
4. All Credit to Men? Entrepreneurship, Finance, and Gender.
By: Marlow, Susan; Patton, Dean
5. Institutional Influences on the Worldwide Expansion of
Venture Capital. By: Bruton, Garry D.; Fried, Vance H.;
Manigart, Sophie |
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JOURNAL
OF BUSINESS VENTURING 21(1) jan 2006 |
2. Learning about the unknown: How fast do
entrepreneurs adjust their beliefs?, Simon C. Parker
3. Moderating effects of investor experience on the signaling
value of private equity placements, Jay J. Janney and Timothy
B. Folta
4. Bypassing the financial growth cycle: Evidence from Capital
Pool Companies, Cécile Carpentier and Jean-Marc Suret
5. Strategic pathways to product innovation capabilities in
SMEs, Oana Branzei and Ilan Vertinsky
6. Aspirations, market offerings, and the pursuit of
entrepreneurial opportunities, Joo-Heon Lee and S.
Venkataraman
7. Newness and novelty: Relating top management team
composition to new venture performance, Allen C. Amason,
Rodney C. Shrader and George H. Tompson |
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JOURNAL
OF BUSINESS VENTURING 20(6) nov 2005 |
2. Demographic diversity for building an
effective entrepreneurial team: is it important?, Sanjib
Chowdhury
3. Reconciling diverse approaches to opportunity research
using the structuration theory, Mike Chiasson and Chad
Saunders
4. The influence of guided preparation on the long-term
performance of new ventures, James J. Chrisman, Ed McMullan
and Jeremy Hall
5. Institutional lending to knowledge-based businesses, Gary
G. Gorman, Peter J. Rosa and Alex Faseruk
6. Academics' organizational characteristics and the
generation of successful business ideas, Alessandro Grandi and
Rosa Grimaldi
7. The prediction of bankruptcy of small- and medium-sized
industrial firms, Paul P.M. Pompe and Jan Bilderbeek |
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JOURNAL
OF BUSINESS VENTURING 20(5) sep 2005 |
1. Agency costs, institutions, learning, and
taxation in venture capital contracting. By: Cumming, Douglas
J..
2. Are some entrepreneurs more overconfident than others? By:
Forbes, Daniel P.
3. Champions of product innovations: defining, developing, and
validating a measure of champion behavior. By: Howella, Jane
M.; Shea, Christine M.; Higgins, Christopher A..
4. A quantitative content analysis of the characteristics of
rapid-growth firms and their founders. By: Barringer, Bruce
R.; Jones, Foard F.; Neubaum, Donald O..
5. Venturing in turbulent water: a historical perspective of
economic reform and entrepreneurial transformation. By: Tan,
Justin.
6. Antecedents, moderators, and performance consequences of
membership change in new venture teams. By: Chandler, Gaylen
N.; Honig, Benson; Wiklund, Johan. |
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ENTREPRENEURSHIP THEORY AND PRACTICE 29(5) sep 2005 |
Entrepreneurial Learning: Researching
the Interface Between Learning and the Entrepreneurial Context.
By: Harrison, Richard T.; Leitch, Claire M.
2. Toward a Dynamic Learning Perspective of Entrepreneurship.
By: Cope, Jason.
3. The Process of Entrepreneurial Learning: A Conceptual
Framework. By: Politis, Diamanto.
4. The Nature of Entrepreneurial Opportunities: Understanding
the Process Using the 4I Organizational Learning Framework.
By: Dutta, Dev K.; Crossan, Mary M.
5. The Role of Organizational Learning in the
Opportunity-Recognition Process. By: Lumpkin, G. T.;
Lichtenstein, Benyamin Bergmann.
6. Experiential Learning Within the Process of Opportunity
Identification and Exploitation. By: Corbett, Andrew C.
7. Explorative and Exploitative Learning from External
Corporate Ventures. By: Schildt, Henri A.; Maula, Markku V.
J.; Keil, Thomas.
8. When Do Venture Capital Firms Learn from Their Portfolio
Companies? By: De Clercq, Dirk; Sapienza, Harry J.. |
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ENTREPRENEURSHIP THEORY AND PRACTICE 29(4) jun 2005 |
1 Defining International Entrepreneurship and
Modeling the Speed of Internationalization. By: Oviatt,
Benjamin M.; McDougall, Patricia P.
2. Trends and Directions in the Development of a Strategic
Management Theory of the Family Firm. By: Chrisman, James J.;
Chua, Jess H.; Sharma, Pramodita.
3. The Emergence of Entrepreneurship Education: Development,
Trends, and Challenges. By: Kuratko, Donald F..
4. The Effects of Strategic Decision Making on Entrepreneurial
Self-Efficacy. By: Forbes, Daniel P.
5. Determinants of Board Participation in the Strategic
Decisions of Small Corporations. By: Fiegener, Mark K.. |
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ENTREPRENEURSHIP THEORY AND PRACTICE 29(3) may 2005 |
| 1. Sources and Consequences of Distinctive
Familiness: An Introduction. By: Chrisman, James J.; Chua,
Jess H.; Steier, Lloyd.
2. Corporate Governance and Competitive Advantage in
Family-Controlled Firms. By: Carney, Michael.
3. An Exploratory Comparison of the Behavioral Dynamics of Top
Management Teams in Family and Nonfamily New Ventures:
Cohesion, Conflict, Potency, and Consensus. By: Ensley,
Michael D.; Pearson, Allison W..
4. Familiness in Top Management Teams: Commentary on Ensley
and Pearson's“An Exploratory Comparison of the Behavioral
Dynamics of Top Management Teams in Family and Nonfamily New
Ventures: Cohesion, Conflict, Potency, and Consensus”. By:
Nordqvist, Mattias.
5. Strategic Divestments in Family Firms: Role of Family
Structure and Community Culture. By: Sharma, Pramodita;
Manikutty, S..
6. Family Firm Resource Management: Commentary and Extensions.
By: Kellermanns, Franz W..
7. The F-PEC Scale of Family Influence: Construction,
Validation, and Further Implication for Theory. By: Klein,
Sabine B.; Astrachan, Joseph H.; Smyrnios, Kosmas X.
8. Commentary on the Multidimensional Degree of Family
Influence Construct and the F-PEC Measurement Instrument. By:
Cliff, Jennifer E.; Jennings, P. Devereaux. |
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ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND REGIONAL
DEVELOPMENT 17(4) july 2005 |
1. Innovation, networking and the new
industrial clusters: the characteristics of networks and local
innovation capabilities in the Turkish industrial clusters.
By: Eraydin, Ayda; Armatli-Köroglu, Bilge.
2. Linkage lock-in and regional economic development: the case
of the Øresund medi-tech plastics industry. By: Sornn-Friese,
Henrik; Simoni Sørensen, Janne.
3. Technology centres during the economic downturn: what have
we learned? By: Gittell, Ross; Sohl, Jeffrey. |
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JOURNAL
OF BUSINESS VENTURING 20(3) july 2005 |
2. Antecedents of international and domestic learning effort
Harry J. Sapienza, Dirk De Clercq and William R. Sandberg
3. Predicting order and timing of new product moves: the role of
top management in corporate entrepreneurship
Abhishek Srivastava and Hun Lee
4. Business accomplishments, gender and entrepreneurial self-image
Ingrid Verheul, Lorraine Uhlaner and Roy Thurik
5. Strategic decision making in start-ups: the effect of top
management team organization and processes on speed and
comprehensiveness
Till Talaulicar, Jens Grundei and Axel v. Werder
6. Cash crisis in newly public Internet-based firms: an empirical
analysis
Ram Mudambi and Monica Zimmerman Treichel |
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ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND REGIONAL
DEVELOPMENT 17(3) may 2005 |
1. Antecedents of trust in industrial
districts: an empirical analysis of inter-firm relations in a
Turkish industrial district. By: Oba, Beyza; Semerciöz, Fatih.
2. Creation of relational assets through the ‘library of
equipment’ model: an industrial modernization approach of
Japan's local technology centres. By: Izushi, Hiro.
3. Are Scottish firms meeting the ICT challenge? Results from
a National Survey of Enterprise. By: Haugh, H. M.; Robson, P.
J. A..
4. A new US definition of ‘Minority Business’: lessons from
the first four years. By: Sonfield, Matthew C.. |
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ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND REGIONAL
DEVELOPMENT 17(2) mar 2005 |
1. An evaluation of public support measures
for private external consultancies to SMEs in the Walloon
Region of Belgium. By: Lambrecht, Johan; Pirnay, Fabrice.
2. Aspiring, nascent and fledgling entrepreneurs: an
investigation of the business start-up process. By: Rotefoss,
Beate; Kolvereid, Lars.
3. Bootstrap financing and owners’ perceptions of their
business constraints and opportunities. By: Carter, Richard
B.; Van Auken, Howard.
4. Equilibrium entrepreneurship rate, economic development and
growth. Evidence from Spanish regions. By: Belso Martínez,
José A.. |
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ENTREPRENEURSHIP THEORY AND PRACTICE 29(2) march 2005 |
Guest Editors’ Introduction: Alternative
Perspectives on Entrepreneurship Research. By: Jennings, Peter
L.; Perren, Lew; Carter, Sara
News and Nuances of the Entrepreneurial Myth and Metaphor:
Linguistic Games in Entrepreneurial Sense-Making and
Sense-Giving. By: Nicholson, Louise; Anderson, Alistair R.
Government Discourses on Entrepreneurship: Issues of
Legitimization, Subjugation, and Power. By: Perren, Lew;
Jennings, Peter L.
The Social Construction of Entrepreneurship: Narrative and
Dramatic Processes in the Coproduction of Organizations and
Identities. By: Downing, Stephen
Schumpeter's Legacy? Interaction and Emotions in the Sociology
of Entrepreneurship. By: Goss, David
Research In Motion: A Small Firm Commercializing a New
Technology. By: Carayannopoulos, Sofy + Note To Instructors.
By: Carayannopoulos, Sofy |
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ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND REGIONAL
DEVELOPMENT 17(1) jan 2005 |
1. Lifestyle, growth, or community
involvement? The balance of goals of UK artisan food producers.
By: Tregear, Angela.
2. The 'new generation of African entrepreneurs': networking
to change the climate for business and private sector-led
development. By: McDade, Barbara E.; Spring, Anita.
3. Entrepreneurship in the public sector: a framework of
analysis in European local governments. By: Zerbinati,
Stefania; Souitaris, Vangelis.
4. An institutional analysis of marketing practices of small
and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs in China, Hong Kong and
Taiwan. By: Wai-sum Siu. |
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ENTREPRENEURSHIP THEORY AND PRACTICE 29(1) january 2005 |
Signaling in Venture Capitalist—New Venture Team
Funding Decisions: Does It Indicate Long-Term Venture Outcomes?
By: Busenitz, Lowell W.; Fiet, James O.; Moesel, Douglas D
Four Bases of Family Business Successor Commitment: Antecedents
and Consequences. By: Sharma, Pramodita; Irving, P. Gregory
Politico-Economic Factors Associated with Interest in Starting a
Business: A Multi-Country Study. By: Begley, Thomas M.; Wee-Liang
Tan; Schoch, Herbert
The Company You Keep: How Young Firms in Different Competitive
Contexts Signal Reputation through Their Customers. By: Reuber, A.
Rebecca; Fischer, Eileen
Not Just Domestic Engineers: An Exploratory Study of Homemaker
Entrepreneurs. By: Singh, Robert P.; Lucas, Leyland M.
Prior Knowledge, Potential Financial Reward, and Opportunity
Identification. By: Shepherd, Dean A.; DeTienne, Dawn R.
Evolutionary Processes and Paths of Relationally Embedded Network
Ties in Emerging Entrepreneurial Firms. By: Hite, Julie M. |
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LA REVUE
DE L'ENTREPRENEURIAT 3(1) 2004 |
Paturel Robert, Editorial
Emin Sandrine, "Les facteurs déterminant la création d'entreprise
par les chercheurs publics : application des modèles d'intention"
Boncler Jérôme.; Hlady-Rispal Martine, "L’entrepreneuriat en
milieu solidaire : un phénomène singulier ?"
Zoonekynd Sylviane, "Contribution à l'analyse d'une forme
singulière d'entrepreneuriat : le cas des entreprises d'insertion"
Paturel Robert, Note de recherche - Etat des thèses en
entrepreneuriat |
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ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT 16(2) nov. 2004 |
In what sense 'regional development?':
entrepreneurship, underdevelopment and strong tradition in the
periphery. By: Benneworth, Paul
Policies to promote new knowledge-intensive industrial
agglomerations. By: O'Gorman, Colm; Kautonen, Mika
Beyond portfolio entrepreneurship: multiple income sources in
small firms. By: Carter, Sara; Tagg, Stephen; Dimitratos, Pavlos
Internationalization of private firms: environmental turbulence
and organizational strategies and resources. By: Westhead, Paul;
Wright, Mike; Ucbasaran, Deniz |
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JOURNAL
OF BUSINESS VENTURING 20(2) march 2005 |
Science parks and incubators: observations,
synthesis and future research. By: Phan, Phillip H.; Siegel,
Donald S.; Wright, Mike
Spinning out new ventures: a typology of incubation strategies
from European research institutions. By: Clarysse, Bart; Wright,
Mike; Lockett, Andy; Van de Velde, Els; Vohora, Ajay
An analytical framework for science parks and technology districts
with an application to Singapore. By: Koh, Francis C.C.; Koh,
Winston T.H.; Tschang, Feichin Ted
Entrepreneurship and university-based technology transfer. By:
Markman, Gideon D.; Phan, Phillip H.; Balkin, David B.; Gianiodis,
Peter T.. Journal of Business Venturing
The networked business incubator—leveraging entrepreneurial agency?
By: Bøllingtoft, Anne; Ulhøi, John P. |
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JOURNAL
OF BUSINESS VENTURING 20(1) january 2005 |
Human capital theory and venture capital firms:
exploring “home runs” and “strike outs”. By: Dimov, Dimo P.;
Shepherd, Dean A.
A tale of passion: New insights into entrepreneurship from a
parenthood metaphor. By: Cardon, Melissa S.; Zietsma, Charlene;
Saparito, Patrick; Matherne, Brett P.; Davis, Carolyn.
Missing the boat or sinking the boat: a study of new venture
decision making. By: Mullins, John W.; Forlani, David.
Entrepreneurial orientation and small business performance: a
configurational approach. By: Wiklund, Johan; Shepherd, Dean
Investment bankers and IPO pricing: does prospectus information
matter? By: Daily, Catherine M.; Certo, S. Trevis; Dalton, Dan R.
Is venture capital worth it? Effects on firm performance and
founder returns. By: Florin, Juan. Journal of Business Venturing,
Jan2005, Vol. 20 Issue 1, p113, 23p; DOI:
10.1016/j.jbusvent.2003.12.006; (AN 1
Exploring entrepreneurial learning: a comparative study of
technology development projects. By: Ravasi, Davide; Turati, Carlo |
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JOURNAL
OF ENTERPRISING CULTURE 12(3) sept. 2004 |
ESTONIAN SMEs IN A CHANGING ENVIRONMENT: FROM
INSTITUTIONAL CONSTRAINTS TO EMPHASIS ON MARKET FACTORS. By:
Miettinen, Asko. Journal of Enterprising Culture, Sep2004, Vol. 12
Issue 3, p195, 16p; (AN 15220004)
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JOURNAL
OF SMALL BUSINESS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP 17(3) 2004 |
Exporting as a Means of Growth for Women-owned
Canadian SMEs, Barbara Orser, Allan Riding, JoAnna Townsend,
Online Marketing Communication in the Tourism Industry: An
Exploratory Study of
Website Effectiveness Among Tourist Lodge Operators in Northern
Ontario, Ron Mulholland, Jean Charles Cachon,
Integration of Information Technology Among Small and
Medium-Sized Enterprises in Malaysia: A Value-Chain Examination,
Mazuki Jusoh, Mohd. Rizal Abdul Razak, Maimun Simun,
An Assessment of the Business Environment for Micro and
Small-Scale Enterprises in Tanzania, Tadeo Andrew Satta |
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REVUE
INTERNATIONALE PME 17(1) 2004 |
Stratégies de croissance externe des
moyennes entreprises patrimoniales sous-traitantes, Natacha TRÉHAN
Les entrées et les sorties du travail autonome au Canada, André
BEAUCAGE et Elmustapha NAJEM
La compétence du créateur d’entreprise innovante : quelles
interrogations? Brigitte CHARLES-PAUVERS, Nathalie SCHIEB-BIENFAIT
et Caroline URBAIN
À la recherche du cœur de l’entrepreneuriat : vers une nouvelle
vision du domaine, Alain FAYOLLE
La structure d’endettement des PME françaises : une étude sur
données de panel, Ydriss ZIANE |
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