Journal of Small Business and Enterprise Development
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Algorithms and venture investment decisions: better, fairer or biased?
Matthew Levy, Eric LiguoriThis paper is a rejoinder to the work of Blohm, Antretter, and colleagues recently published in both Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice and Harvard Business Review…
Firm performance in uncertain times: the importance of networking capabilities
Douglas Wegner, Cristian Rogério Foguesatto, André Luis ZulianiAlthough a body of studies investigates how networking capabilities (NCs) form and maintain interorganizational relationships that affect firm performance, little is known…
Learning from entrepreneurial failure: examining attribution and contextual factors of small- and medium-sized enterprises in Indonesia
Munjiati Munawaroh, Nurul Indarti, Wakhid Slamet Ciptono, Tur NastitiThis study's main objective is to examine the effect of learning from entrepreneurial failure on performance, with a type of failure as a moderator variable. Interactions…
Visualisation of global research trends and future research directions of digital marketing in small and medium enterprises using bibliometric analysis
Amiri Mdoe Amiri, Bijay Prasad Kushwaha, Rajkumar SinghThe purpose of this research is to undertake a bibliometric analysis of digital marketing research in small and medium enterprises (SMEs). The study examines papers over…
Venture resilience, criminal approaches and the welfare state: entrepreneurial decisions and opinions one year after the COVID-19 outbreak
Fabio La Rosa, Francesca BerniniThis study aims to investigate the resilience of Italian companies one year after the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) outbreak by examining the companies' choices and…
A shock to the system: entrepreneurial ecosystem resilience and adaptation in a global pandemic
Mark V. Cannice, Sun-Young Park, June Y. LeeThis exploratory study uses a punctuated equilibrium paradigm (PEP) framework to examine the impact and adaptation of an entrepreneurial ecosystem (EE) to the COVID-19…
Social bricolage and business model innovation: a framework for social entrepreneurship organizations
Adriana Scuotto, Mariavittoria Cicellin, Stefano ConsiglioThe last two decades have witnessed a surge of interest in social entrepreneurship organizations (SEOs). Understanding their business models is crucial for sustaining…
Student entrepreneurial intentions in emerging economies: institutional influences and individual motivations
Adeniyi Damilola Olarewaju, Lizbeth Alicia Gonzalez-Tamayo, Greeni Maheshwari, Maria Carolina Ortiz-RiagaThis study aims to incorporate macro- and micro-level institutional factors into the theory of planned behaviour (TPB) model to understand their effect on entrepreneurial…
Pay attention to me! The role of endorsements, patents, gender and prior experience in startup media attention
Laura Gasiorowski, Ahreum LeeThe purpose of this paper is to explore the antecedents of media attention in the context of early-stage startups. While many studies have examined the implications of…
Prior partnering experience and preferred alliance partner diversity of small firms
Johan Lidström, Vladimir VanyushynThis study investigates how small firms develop preferences for varying levels of alliance partner diversity by applying a behavioral perspective.
Willing but fearful: resilience and youth entrepreneurial intentions
Minhajul Islam Ukil, Anna JenkinsDespite entrepreneurial intentions being a central and enduring construct in entrepreneurship research, most research on intentions focused on factors that underpin an…
Entrepreneurial strategies for coping with supply chain disruptions in the grocery-retail sector
Ying Yang, Youssef Kobbacy, George Onofrei, Hung NguyenThis study aims to explore business strategies adopted by small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the UK’s grocery-retail industry to cope with supply chain (SC…
Understanding the interplay between immigrant nascent entrepreneurship and cross-cultural adaptation
Lucia Walsh, Thomas CooneyAll entrepreneurs face challenges during their venture start-up process, but immigrant entrepreneurs face additional and distinctive challenges due to their contextual…
Enabling bricolage in resource-constrained contexts: the role of sense of community and passion in African social entrepreneurs
Giacomo Ciambotti, Maria Cristina Zaccone, Matteo PedriniSmall social entrepreneurs (SSEs) who operate in resource-constrained environments frequently use entrepreneurial bricolage (EB) to overcome such limitations. Research in…
Entrepreneurship as a career choice for Emirati women: a social cognitive perspective
Khyati Shetty, Jason R. Fitzsimmons, Amitabh AnandThe purpose of this study is to utilize social cognitive theory to investigate how social comparison orientations, individual cognitive, and environmental factors…
The impact of market information use on entrepreneurial performance: insights from the UK food industry
Simone Regina Didonet, Andrew FearneThis paper explores the nuanced relationship between individual and firm performance through the lens of market information use, in the specific context of small…
Subcontracting and enterprise development in India's informal manufacturing sector
K. Chandra Shekar, Manikantha NatarajSubcontracting is a crucial cause behind the simultaneous existence of formal and informal entrepreneurship in India. This article aims to provide an over-time comparative…
Diagnosing default syndromes: early symptoms of entrepreneurial venture insolvency
Michele Modina, Stefano ZeddaIn this study, a panel of 74,128 Italian SMEs was analyzed to verify whether any syndromes could be identified and defined through financial ratios. Defining relevant…
International entrepreneurship in Sub-Saharan Africa: interfirm coordination and local economy dynamics in the informal economy
Christopher Boafo, Alexis Catanzaro, Utz DornbergerThe International Labor Organization (2020) estimates that eight out of ten enterprises (i.e. own-account workers and small economic units) are informal worldwide…
Management control systems. A non-family stakeholder perspective on the critical success factors influencing continuous stakeholder support during businesses succession
Lil Rodriguez Serna, Dorothea Maria Bowyer, Sheree K. GregoryAlthough the use of management control systems (MCS) is known to support organizational strategic success, the role played by MCS to monitor stakeholder satisfaction, thus…
Has COVID-19 pushed digitalisation in SMEs? The role of entrepreneurial orientation
Lara Penco, Giorgia Profumo, Francesca Serravalle, Milena ViassoneThe authors’ aim is to investigate if entrepreneurial orientation (EO) has a role in interpreting an external crisis, such as COVID-19, as an opportunity for investing in…
Relationship lending, access to credit and entrepreneurial orientation as cornerstones of venture financing
Federico Beltrame, Luca Grassetti, Giorgio Stefano Bertinetti, Alex SclipThis paper investigates the effect of entrepreneurial orientation (EO) on small- and medium-sized enterprises' (SMEs) access to credit. Starting with the idea that SMEs'…
Virtue or vice? Public policies and Nigerian entrepreneurial venture performance
Damilola Temitope Olorunshola, Temitayo Isaac OdeyemiThe purpose of this paper is to explore how inter-agency engagement across levels of government and the agencies' policies impact the development of Micro, Small and…
Bridging theory and practice in the humane entrepreneurship domain: insights from small and medium Italian enterprises
Massimiliano Vesci, Antonio Botti, Rosangela Feola, Emanuela Conti, Ayman El TarabishyHumane entrepreneurship (HumEnt) has been theoretically proposed as a new model of entrepreneurship supporting the idea of an enlarged entrepreneurial strategic posture…
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