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Operationalising the resource based view for nascent and young firms : development of a scale for resource advantage and disadvantages

Steffens, Paul R. - 2008

increasingly drawn on within Strategic Management. While theoretical contributions appling RBV in the domain of entrepreneurship … the application of RBV to the entrepreneurship arena. First, measures for resource characteristics and configurations … of entrepreneurship or not. Methodology/Key Propositions : The aim of our study is to develop and test a scales for …

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Leading Women Entrepreneurs of Thailand

Terjesen, Siri A.; Hatcher, Caroline A.; Wysocki, Tatiana; … - 2007

Bruin, Brush & Welter 2006), particularly to highly successful "gazelle" entrepreneurs. Extant female entrepreneurship … entrepreneurship that take into account the role of culture (Hayton, George & Zahra, 2002) and are of a qualitative nature (Gartner … entrepreneurship in Thailand. Next, we describe relational theory in the context of female entrepreneurship, paying particular …

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Determinants of the prevalence of start-ups and high-growth firms

Davidsson, Per; Henrekson, Magnus - 2002

include: missing arenas for entrepreneurship in the care sectors and for household-related services, taxation of …

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La Vita Imprenditoriale: Female and Male Entrepreneurs in Italy

Terjesen, Siri A.; Ratten, Vanessa - 2007

Female entrepreneurship is growing (OECD, 2000) with some estimates that this growth exceeds that of most economies …. This research answers calls for studies of gender and entrepreneurship (Brush, 1992; Bird & Brush, 2002), and the supply …

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Nascent entrepreneur(ship) research : a review

Davidsson, Per; Gordon, Scott R. - 2009

better dealt with through the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) research (Bosma & Harding, 2007; Reynolds et al., 2005 …

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PSED II and the comprehensive Australian study of entrepreneurial emergence (CAUSEE)

Reynolds, Paul; Davidsson, Per - 2009

the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor surveys indicates a higher prevalence of new firms in Australia. These two …

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The role of human capital and strategic intent in internationalisation scope of new technology-based firms

Coeurderoy, Regis; Davidsson, Per; Tywoniak, Stephane - 2008

This paper explores the internationalization scope of new technology based firms (NTBFs) during their early years of operation. Internationalization is considered as a growth strategy in its own right whose successful implementation requires relevant resources and capabilities. We focus on the...

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Knowledge augmentation and growth in international SMEs

Naldi, Lucia; Davidsson, Per - 2008

Previous research suggests that small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) can acquire new knowledge when operating and in international markets and, thereby, enrich their limited resource base. In this study, we examine the growth implications of this new knowledge. Building on the...

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The devil you know? The potential downside of strong and weak ties for entrepreneurial team formation

Zolin, Roxanne; Kautonen, Teemu; Kuckertz, Andreas - 2008

Principal Topic -- Since the late 1980s researchers have been theorizing about entrepreneurial teams (Kamm, et al., 1990), exploring their existence (Ensley, et al., 1999), discussing their formation and evolution (Virany & Tushman, 1986; Clarysse & Moray, 2004; Ucbasaran, et al., 2005; Forbes, et al., 2006;...

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The role of digressive learning and uniqueness on performance : longitudinal evidence from young firms

Pesamaa, Ossi; Salunke, Sandeep; Davidsson, Per - 2011

The ability to differentiate from competitors through the selection of unique offerings is an important cornerstone of competitive performance. Developing unique products and services to offer in the marketplace is not only important for established firms, but also an important strategic choice...

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