Browsing International Review of Entrepreneurship: Volume 20, Issue 2, 2022 by Date of Publication
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The Side-Hustle: An Emergent Typology of Entrepreneurs as Employees
(Senate Hall, 2022)In this paper we present the experiences of high-tech entrepreneurs who have become employees in high-tech companies. The entrepreneurs in this study are all hybrid entrepreneurs who returned to full-time employment and ... -
Theories of Financing for Entrepreneurial Firms: A Review
(Senate Hall, 2022)This article provides an overview of literature related to capital structure theories for entrepreneurial firms. It identifies gaps and controversial areas in existing literature and also discusses potential directions for ... -
The Effect of Entrepreneurial Networks on New Technology-Based Firms’ Growth: The Mediating Role of Growth Orientation
(Senate Hall, 2022)Small high-tech firms usually engage in networking to overcome their lack of resources. Entrepreneurial networks can provide valuable social capital resources that enhance the growth possibilities of new technology-based ... -
“When to Hold and When to Fold”: Simulating Portfolio Returns to Angel Investing in Early Stage Ventures
(Senate Hall, 2022)We use a large scale simulation to explore returns to angel investing in the context of real-world constraints in the first empirical examination of investment timing, termination and re-investment. Prior studies calculate ... -
The Influence of Career Choice Intentions on New Venture Creation in Algeria, Sierra Leone, and South Africa
(Senate Hall, 2022)This paper analyses the influence that career choice intentions, including entrepreneurial intentions, have on new venture creation among African university students. In addition to that, we explore how social context may ... -
Theories of Financing for Entrepreneurial Firms: A Review
(Senate Hall, 2022)This article provides an overview of literature related to capital structure theories for entrepreneurial firms. It identifies gaps and controversial areas in existing literature and also discusses potential directions for ... -
The Effect of Entrepreneurial Networks on New Technology-Based Firms’ Growth: The Mediating Role of Growth Orientation
(Senate Hall, 2022)Small high-tech firms usually engage in networking to overcome their lack of resources. Entrepreneurial networks can provide valuable social capital resources that enhance the growth possibilities of new technology-based ... -
“When to Hold and When to Fold”: Simulating Portfolio Returns to Angel Investing in Early Stage Ventures
(Senate Hall, 2022)We use a large scale simulation to explore returns to angel investing in the context of real-world constraints in the first empirical examination of investment timing, termination and re-investment. Prior studies calculate ... -
The Influence of Career Choice Intentions on New Venture Creation in Algeria, Sierra Leone, and South Africa
(Senate Hall, 2022)This paper analyses the influence that career choice intentions, including entrepreneurial intentions, have on new venture creation among African university students. In addition to that, we explore how social context may ... -
Does Born Global Survival Differ From Other Start-Ups? Employee- versus Firm-level Resources
(Senate Hall, 2022)In this paper we embark from a resource-based view to explain hazard rates among new firms. Whereas previous research primarily has approximated firms’ resource bases with size and performance variables (e.g., productivity), ... -
Does Born Global Survival Differ From Other Start-Ups? Employee- versus Firm-level Resources
(Senate Hall, 2022)In this paper we embark from a resource-based view to explain hazard rates among new firms. Whereas previous research primarily has approximated firms’ resource bases with size and performance variables (e.g., productivity), ... -
The Side-Hustle: An Emergent Typology of Entrepreneurs as Employees
(Senate Hall, 2022)In this paper we present the experiences of high-tech entrepreneurs who have become employees in high-tech companies. The entrepreneurs in this study are all hybrid entrepreneurs who returned to full-time employment and ...