This paper provides an evaluative overview of the new venture survival literature. Since
Stinchcombe's primary attempt to explain the mortality rates of new ventures, different …

The theme of inter-organizational relationships involving SMEs (SME IORs) has generated a
relevant body of knowledge that has not been systematized yet. This article carries out a …

Purpose This study aims to examine the relationship between social network ties (SNT) and
successful retail business (SRB), as well as the effect of the moderating variable of proactive …

Upon a well-established theoretical foundation Social Cognitive Career Theory; Lent,
Brown, and Hackett (J Vocat Behav 45: 79–122, 1994; J Couns Psychol 47: 36–49, 2000) …

Abstract Research on International Entrepreneurship recently argues for a fine-grained
perspective on different internationalization patterns. By combining prior literature on …

The multi-levelled processes taking place in Crowdfunding (CF), when tapping a large
heterogeneous crowd for resources, and the often fundamentally different intentions of …

Purpose This study aims to systematically review papers on women's entrepreneurship in
the internationalization of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) by examining the research …

Due to the diversity of disciplines, scholars, and journals that publish entrepreneurship
research, the literature has become a disorganized clutter, hindering the field's ability to …

Failure among SMEs has been attributed to size, age, location and being part of particular
industries and not part of a network. These determinants, if used as surrogates for resources …

Entrepreneurs can profit from both their human and social capital. However, research on
how the two types of capital interact in shaping relevant outcomes has produced …