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Gender differences and new venture performance

Jaiswal, Mayank - In: New England journal of entrepreneurship : NEJE 23 (2020) 1, pp. 41-61

performance of FNVs. Originality/value The paper furthers the literature on women entrepreneurship by analyzing point estimates of …

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Special issue: entrepreneurship and innovation in a global context

2019

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Entrepreneurship and innovation in a global context

Guo, Grace Chun; Jiang, Crystal X. - In: New England journal of entrepreneurship : NEJE 22 (2019) 1, pp. 2-4

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The role of leadership in business model innovation: a case of an entrepreneurial firm from India

Saiyed, Abrar Ali Mohammadusman - In: New England journal of entrepreneurship : NEJE 22 (2019) 2, pp. 70-88

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore the relationship between leadership and business model innovation (BMI) in an entrepreneurial firm. From the literature, it was found that the role of a leader in BMI was unexplored. A research framework was created which was the replication of the...

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Polychronicity, decision-making and entrepreneurial self-efficacy of venture team founders : an exploratory study

Lin, Hsing-Er; Shinnar, Rachel Sheli; Shi, Yongchuan; … - In: New England journal of entrepreneurship : NEJE 25 (2022) 2, pp. 144-160

Purpose - This study explores the role of polychronic temporal orientation and decision-making decentralization on founders’ perceptions of entrepreneurial self-efficacy (ESE). Design/methodology/approach - Longitudinal survey data were collected from 141 business founders in China. Findings -...

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An examination of how personal characteristics moderate the relationship between startup intent and entrepreneurship education

Burch, Tyler; Tocher, Neil M.; Murphy, Gregory - In: New England journal of entrepreneurship : NEJE 25 (2022) 2, pp. 161-182

Purpose - While research has identified a consistent link between startup intent and entrepreneurship education (EE …

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Twenty-five years of New England Journal of Entrepreneurship : a bibliometric review

Lee, Younggeun; Kumar, Satish; Cortes, Andres Felipe; … - In: New England journal of entrepreneurship : NEJE 26 (2023) 1, pp. 2-19

Purpose - In 2023, the New England Journal of Entrepreneurship (NEJE) reached its 25th anniversary. To commemorate this … major milestone as well as entrepreneurship's growth as an academic field, the study employs bibliometric methods to provide … key trends and research suggestions for entrepreneurship scholars using all original research published in the journal …

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Transitional entrepreneurship : unleashing entrepreneurial potential across numerous challenging contexts

Javadian, Golshan; Nair, Anil; Ahlstrom, David; … - In: New England journal of entrepreneurship : NEJE 26 (2023) 2, pp. 78-87

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Decoding underperformance of entrepreneurship at the bottom of the pyramid : a literature review of the field

Chang, Amber Y.; Xu, Yalan - In: New England journal of entrepreneurship : NEJE 26 (2023) 2, pp. 88-106

market-based approach places hope on entrepreneurship as a major impetus to drive the underdeveloped economy, the performance … examine the factors that may be hindering entrepreneurship within the BOP context. This paper presents preliminary answers and … the underperformance of entrepreneurship at the BOP, a comprehensive literature review was conducted to see what is …

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Jump to platform faster? : gender, institutional change, and pre-entrant entrepreneurial attempt

Xu, Lei; Parboteeah, K. Praveen; Fang, Hanqing - In: New England journal of entrepreneurship : NEJE 26 (2023) 2, pp. 107-129

Purpose - The authors enrich and extend the existing institutional anomie theory (IAT) in the hope of sharpening the understanding of the joint effects of selected cultural values and social institutional changes on women's pre-entrant entrepreneurial attempts. The authors theorize that women...

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