Journal of Small Business and Enterprise Development
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An exploratory study of entrepreneurial social networks in the digital age
Fang Zhao, Llandis Barratt-Pugh, Peter Standen, Janice Redmond, Yuliani SusenoDrawing on social network and social capital literature, this study aims to explore how digital entrepreneurs utilize social networks to build their entrepreneurial…
Entrepreneurial value creation: conceptualizing an exchange-based view of entrepreneurship
Michele Pinelli, Christian Lechner, Sascha Kraus, Eric LiguoriThis paper proposes an Exchange-Based View of the value creation process. The Borrowing from marketing literature, the EBV advances that entrepreneurs and stakeholders are…
Entrepreneurial ecosystems quality and productive entrepreneurship: entrepreneurial attitude as a mediator in early-stage and high-growth activities
Jonathan Mukiza Kansheba, Andreas Erich WaldThis study examines the mediation effects of entrepreneurial attitudes (EAs) on the nexus of the entrepreneurial ecosystem (EE) quality and productive entrepreneurship for…
Enterprises' perception and practice of humane entrepreneurship
Anna Dębicka, Karolina Olejniczak, Joanna SkąpskaAs a new concept for humane entrepreneurship (HumEnt) evolves, many new research questions arise. At the exploratory stage, the authors found it relevant to examine and…
Entrepreneurial intention of academic students in the time of COVID-19 pandemic
Kamel Krichen, Haithem ChaabouniThe purpose of this study was to investigate the consequences of the economic shock caused by the COVID-19 pandemic on the entrepreneurial intentions of academic students…
Do management practices and competition levels increase commercial bank profits? Evidence from Can Tho, Viet Nam
Chi Huu Phuong Ho, Kiet Tuan NguyenManagement practices and competition levels have been shown as important factors affecting the performance of enterprises that do not include banks. The paper, thus, aims…
Synergistic model to boost business performance: a New Zealand case study
Ploypailin Kijkasiwat, Jenny Cave, Nirosha Hewa Wellalage, Stuart LockeThis study investigates whether there is an association between business symbiosis and the performance of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs).
Feel dragged out: a recovery perspective in the relationship between emotional exhaustion and entrepreneurial exit
Subhan Shahid, Yasir Mansoor KundiThis study investigates the relationship between emotional exhaustion and entrepreneurial exit, particularly how this relationship might be invigorated by two critical…
The interactive effect of cultural values and government regulations on firms’ entrepreneurial orientation
Tze Cheng Chew, Yee Kwan Tang, Trevor BuckConsidering that the social-cultural context is important as in which the entrepreneurs are embedded to conceptualise entrepreneurial orientation (EO), the purpose of the…
Work–life balance and life satisfaction among the self-employed
Shawn Best, Ravi ChintaThe self-employed are an essential segment of society who contribute to economic growth and stabilisation in their communities. Therefore, it is crucial to investigate…
Social media and entrepreneurship: exploring the impact of social media use of start-ups on their entrepreneurial orientation and opportunities
Ciro Troise, Leo Paul Dana, Mario Tani, Kyung Young LeeThe aim of this paper is to investigate how social media use (SMU) affects the entrepreneurial orientation (EO) and entrepreneurial opportunities (EOP) of start-ups.
Do academic spin-offs outperform young innovative companies? A comparison of survival rates and growth
Valérie Francois, Matthieu BelarouciThis article investigates the distinctive characteristics and the performance of academic spin-offs within young innovative companies (YICs) supported by public regional…
Development of products and services in small enterprises: proposition of an artifact to discuss creative logics
José Osvaldo De Sordi, Reed Elliot Nelson, Manuel Meireles, Marcos HashimotoThe purpose of this paper is to make available an artifact that helps entrepreneurs and managers to recognize the diversity of creative logics centered on resources that…
Interpreting community enterprises’ ability to survive in depleted contexts through the Humane Entrepreneurship lens: evidence from Italian rural areas
Nicoletta Buratti, Massimo Albanese, Cécile SilligDoing business in depleted contexts requires the adoption of an unconventional strategic orientation based on the involvement of the local community and driven by the…
Growing SMEs and internal financing: the role of business practices
Nazik Fadil, Josée St-PierreThe purpose of this paper is to identify business practices that may promote internal financing of growing SMEs. The authors expand the literature on entrepreneurial…
Antecedents of business location decisions: the case of aspiring immigrant opportunity entrepreneurs
Nastaran Simarasl, Kaveh Moghaddam, David W. WilliamsThe purpose of this paper is to investigate aspiring immigrant opportunity (AIO) entrepreneurs' start-up location decisions.
Measuring market-sensing capabilities for new product development success
Alvaro Lopes Dias, Luis F. LagesThe purpose of this paper is to conceptualize and operationalize the concept of market-sensing capabilities and analyze its relationship with new product development (NPD…
Nascent entrepreneur characteristic predictors of early-stage entrepreneurship outcomes
Stephen E. Lanivich, Laci M. Lyons, Anthony R. WheelerSocial cognitive theory suggests that entrepreneurs' characteristics affect entrepreneurial outcomes through interaction with their environment. This study examines the…
The heavy cost of kumbaya–understanding the survival implications of nascent venture ownership structure
David Noack, Douglas R. Miller, Rebecca GuidiceThis paper brings in relevant entrepreneurial behavior theory to understand the ownership decisions founders make during the nascent stage of new venture creation, and how…
Trusting in indigenous institutions: exporting SMEs in Nigeria
Kingsley Obi Omeihe, Amon Simba, David Rae, Veronika Gustafsson, Mohammad Saud KhanThe purpose of this article is to develop new insights into the interplay between trust, indigenous institutions and weak/dysfunctional formal institutions using the…
Organizational structure and convergent change: explanatory factors in SMEs
Diego Armando Marín-Idárraga, José Manuel Hurtado GonzálezBy integrating the structural contingency and the organizational adaptation theories, this study analyzes the impact of the main variables of organizational structure on…
Refugees starting a business: experiences of barriers and needs in the Netherlands
Karijn NijhoffRecent refugees in the Netherlands face barriers on the road to starting their own business. Few studies have looked at barriers specific to recent refugees. In this…
Does the sector matter? An analysis of high-growth firms and industry growth rates
Yannick Dillen, Pieter VandekerkhofThis paper aims to analyze the effect of industry growth rates on the characteristics of high-growth firms (HGFs) that are active in a particular industry. By making a…
Firm-level attributes of inflationary expectations of entrepreneurs: evidence from the Pakistan economy
Waqqas Qayyum, Wasim Shahid MalikThe purpose of this research is to bring upfront some unconventional attributes of inflationary expectations of entrepreneurs. Firm-level attributes are instrumental in…
Which resource acquisition acts drive growth of informal firms? Evidence from Zambia
Yee Kwan Tang, Victor KondeThe study seeks to differentiate informal firms with high-growth prospects by their resource acquisition acts and to improve identification of growth-oriented informal…
The short-term bias in policy programs for small business: exploring discontinuation of a successful growth program
Torben Eli BagerWhen a successful policy intervention for small firm growth is ending, a continuation decision may be relevant. However, immediately after program termination, solid…
SME managers' learning from crisis and effectual behaviour
Dag Håkon HanebergThe COVID-19 pandemic has entailed a critical situation for small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) since restrictions on business activity have been imposed by…
COVID-19 and necessity-based online entrepreneurship education at US community colleges
Eric W. Liguori, Christoph Winkler, Lee J. Zane, Jeff Muldoon, Doan WinkelThis paper explores community college entrepreneurship education's near-instantaneous transition to online course delivery following the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic.
The emergence of entrepreneurial team as a research field – way forward
Willy Das, Satyasiba Das, Manojit ChattopadhyayThe purpose of this paper is to review and critique the existing literature on entrepreneurial teams (ET) by taking a multi-disciplinary viewpoint and provide a future…
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