Purpose Various barriers discourage small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) from
entering or expanding their export activities in the international markets, especially SMEs in …

Although the development of biotechnology industry has been a national agenda,
particularly in developing countries, few studies address factors that influence innovation …

We propose an empirical framework for assessing the vibrancy and trajectory of regional
entrepreneurial ecosystems. We apply this framework to study the US National Capital …

While science-based entrepreneurial firms are a key feature of the modern economy, our
insights into their organization and productivity remain limited. In particular, our …

In this paper, we empirically study the relationship between entrepreneurial culture and
economic growth. Based on a micro based comparison of entrepreneurs and non …

abstract The literature on economic geography suffers from a lack of attention to the
emergence of new industries. Recent literature on “regional branching” proposes that new …

Economic geography has developed a stronghold analyzing how geography impacts
innovation. Yet, despite increased interest in networks, a critical assessment of the role of …

This paper reports on a three‐country comparative study examining the internationalization
of family winemakers in distinct regional wine clusters of Argentina, Chile, and New Zealand …

This empirical study tests how dimensions of national culture affect entrepreneurs' collective
perceptions of the business environment and the performances of newly created firms in the …

The bioeconomy is steadily becoming more important to regional, national and European
public policy. As it encompasses the transformation of agricultural, marine and organic …