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  1. CEO change and firm growth under authoritarian state capitalism
  2. Investing in Data Quality for High-Impact Entrepreneurship Research
  3. Growth expectations of entrepreneurs during crisis: the role of social, environmental, and economic motivations
  4. Don’t stand so close to me: foreign and domestic incumbents and new business births
  5. Entrepreneurial growth aspirations during the COVID-19 pandemic: the role of ICT infrastructure quality versus policy response
  6. The impact of local social capital on different types of entrepreneurship
  7. New venture creation: innovativeness, speed-to-breakeven, and revenue tradeoffs
  8. The cousin marriage tradition, colonial shocks, and the performance of informal firms in sub‐Saharan Africa
  9. City-level institutions and perceived entrepreneurial ecosystem’s growth orientation
  10. The cousin marriage tradition and performance of businesses during the economic crises in Nigeria
  11. The effect of parental transmission of entrepreneurship on small and micro-enterprise sales performance
  12. KIBS’ and non-KIBS’ business creation and closure: evidence from the urban micro-space
  13. Ethnic diversity in SME business teams: generating employment growth through digitalisation, innovation, and exporting
  14. A framework for investigating new firm entry: The (limited) overlap between informal-formal and necessity-opportunity entrepreneurship
  15. ‘In the company of cheerful ladies’: whether female entrepreneurs are more productive?
  16. The moderating role of individual and social resources in gender effect on entrepreneurial growth aspirations
  17. Multi-Level Theory and Practice on Institutions and Entrepreneurial Ecosystems
  18. Entrepreneurial growth aspirations during the COVID-19 pandemic: the role of ICT infrastructure quality versus policy response
  19. Corruption, the digital sectors, and the profitability of foreign subsidiaries in emerging markets
  20. Entrepreneurial growth aspirations at re-entry after failure
  21. Crises, Covid-19, and Entrepreneurship
  22. Middle-Income Trap and the Evolving Role of Institutions Along the Development Path
  23. State Capitalism in Poland and Hungary
  24. Entrepreneurship and local development in post-communist Central and Eastern Europe – new challenges are ahead: editorial
  25. Homophily and peer influence in early-stage new venture informal investment
  26. A Timely Take-off. Human Capital, Age, and Entrepreneurial Process Duration
  27. Corruption, digital economy and profitability of foreign subsidiaries
  28. The consequences of short‐term institutional change in the rule of law for entrepreneurship
  29. Individual and Institutional Ownership, Firm Age and Productivity
  30. Entrepreneurship, Finance and Management: Essays in Honor of Mike Wright
  31. Creativity and security as a cultural recipe for entrepreneurship
  32. Angels in the Crowd: The Role of Social Homophily and Peer Influence in Angel Investment
  33. Schumpeterian Entry: Innovation, Exporting, and Growth Aspirations of Entrepreneurs
  34. The tangled historical roots of entrepreneurial growth aspirations
  35. New venture evolution of migrants under institutional voids: Lessons from Shonga Farms in Nigeria
  36. Entrepreneurship as Trust
  37. Book review: The Entrepreneurial Society. A Reform Strategy for the European Union
  38. It takes two to tango: complementarity of bonding and bridging trust in alleviating corruption in cities
  39. Schumpeterian Entry: Innovation, Exporting, and Growth Aspirations of Entrepreneurs
  40. Convergence and divergence in corporate governance of emerging and developed market economies
  41. The returns to occupations: The role of minimum wage and gender in Nigeria
  42. Entrepreneurship in Emerging Markets
  43. Entrepreneurship, institutional economics, and economic growth: an ecosystem perspective
  44. Ethnic pluralism, immigration and entrepreneurship
  45. The Deep Roots of Entrepreneurial Aspiration in Africa
  46. Local governance and business performance in Vietnam: the transaction costs’ perspective
  47. 10.1007/s10551-017-3623-2
  48. Global reversal, regional revival?
  49. Economics of Institutional Change
  50. Prospect theory and the effects of bankruptcy laws on entrepreneurial aspirations
  51. Ownership control of foreign affiliates: A property rights theory perspective
  52. Resource endowment and opportunity cost effects along the stages of entrepreneurship
  53. Ownership identity, strategy and performance: Business group affiliates versus independent firms in India
  54. Routledge Handbook of Entrepreneurship in Developing Economies
  55. Human capital in social and commercial entrepreneurship
  56. Benevolence, Self-Interest, and Entrepreneurial Orientation
  57. Subsidies, rent seeking and performance: Being young, small or private in China
  58. Growth aspirations and social capital: Young firms in a post-conflict environment
  59. Organizing Entrepreneurial Judgment: A New Approach to the Firm. By Nicolai J.Foss and Peter G.Klein. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge. 2012. xxii + 299 pp. Pbk $36.99.
  60. Institutions and Equity Structure of Foreign Affiliates
  61. Editorial: New Times, Shifting Places
  62. MORTALITY AND FINANCIAL CRISES
  63. Which institutions encourage entrepreneurial growth aspirations?
  64. Institutional reforms, productivity and profitability: From rents to competition?
  65. Entrepreneurship, Social Capital, and Institutions: Social and Commercial Entrepreneurship Across Nations
  66. Shadow Economy and Entrepreneurial Entry
  67. Institutions and female entrepreneurship
  68. Small- and Medium-Sized Businesses’ Growth Expectations and Financial Performance in Latvia: Does Ethnicity Matter?
  69. Reviews
  70. Entrepreneurship in Transition Economies: The Role of Institutions and Generational Change
  71. Start-Up Financing in the Age of Globalization
  72. Size matters: entrepreneurial entry and government
  73. Institutions, Finance and the Level of Development: the Impact on Entrepreneurship in Transition
  74. Did mass privatisation really increase post-communist mortality?
  75. Economics of Institutional Change
  76. Governance, Institutions and Growth: Empirical Lessons from the Post-Communist Transition
  77. Hierarchy of governance institutions and the pecking order of privatisation: Central–Eastern Europe and Central Asia reconsidered
  78. Oil and Gas: A Blessing for the Few. Hydrocarbons and Inequality within Regions in Russia
  79. Institutions and entrepreneurship development in Russia: A comparative perspective
  80. Inequality, democracy and taxation: Lessons from the post-communist transition
  81. Corporate Governance, Managers' Independence, Exporting, and Performance of Firms in Transition Economies
  82. Ownership structure and investment finance in transition economies A survey of evidence from large firms in Hungary and Poland
  83. Entrepreneurs, expectations and business expansion: Lessons from Lithuania
  84. De-industrialisation
  85. Wage Bargaining, Privatisation, Ability to Pay and Outside Options: Evidence from Hungary
  86. CORPORATE GOVERNANCE, EXPORTING AND PERFORMANCE OF FIRMS IN TRANSITION ECONOMIES.
  87. Privatisation, corporate control and employment growth: Evidence from a panel of large Polish firms, 1996–2002
  88. Financial Constraints in Investment. Panel Data Results From Estonia, 1995-1999
  89. Europe
  90. The Order of Financial Liberalisation: Lessons from the Polish Experience
  91. Endogenous Ownership Structure
  92. Privatisation in Poland: Ten Years After
  93. Dismantling the state sector: A supplementary note
  94. Dismantling the state sector in Eastern Europe: Implications for unemployment
  95. The spatial dimension of transformation: Time pattern and ownership factors on the micro level
  96. The state sector during economic transformation: Employment, wages and investment
  97. Structural response to economic transformation
  98. The post‐communist economy and the labour‐controlled enterprise hypothesis
  99. Entrepreneurship in the Transition Economies of Central and Eastern Europe
  100. While Labour Hoarding May Be Over, Insiders' Control is Not. Determinants of Employment Growth in Polish Large Firms, 1996-2001