1 business structures considered "success" in business contemporary

2 empresarios de ayer, de hoy y de siempre: un recorrido latinoamericano por sus formas espacio-temporales

3 on the court jurisdiction in case of litigation between entrepreneurs

4 dukungan bandung creative city forum terhadap rintisan usaha baru generasi muda kota bandung (studi kasus pada komunitas ngaduide sebagai partner eksternal bccf)

5 entrepreneurial functionality of new venture creation learners

6 o empresariado como ator político no brasil: balanço da literatura e agenda de pesquisa

7 the research on people’s enterprise skills in serbia

8 factor affecting innovativeness of small and medium enterprises in the five southern border provinces

9 land legislation and its impact on the development of cattle farms in the antioquian magdalena medio from 1920 to 1940

10 Tourism and entrepreneurship: A literature review

11 Grey Oyster Mushroom Biofarm for Small-Scale Entrepreneurship

12 Tourism and entrepreneurship: A literature review

13 Changing thoughts towards digital literacy interventions for South African entrepreneurs

14 Institutional and interpersonal trust and entrepreneurship: Insights from relationship banking and microfinance in Brazil

15 Construction and Empirical Research on the Competency Model of Rural E-commerce Innovation and Entrepreneurship

16 Research on the university innovation and entrepreneurship education comprehensive evaluation based on AHP method

17 Psychological readiness to entrepreneurship of economics students

18 Social media and entrepreneurship research: A literature review

19 South Asian entrepreneurs in the automotive age: negotiating a place of belonging in colonial and post-colonial Tanzania

20 The role of entrepreneurial policies in developing rural tourism entrepreneurship in South Africa

21 Entrepreneurship, intrapreneurship and scientific mobility: The Spanish case.

22 Risky business: linking infection and entrepreneurship behaviours across individuals and countries.

23 A Lifespan Perspective on Entrepreneurship: Perceived Opportunities and Skills Explain the Negative Association between Age and Entrepreneurial Activity.

24 Health and entrepreneurship in four Caribbean Basin countries.

25 Life Sciences Start-ups in Switzerland: CTI and its Support for Young Entrepreneurs.

26 Motives of entrepreneurs in entering the informal economy using the global entrepreneurship monitor (GEM) data

27 Exploring the entrepreneurial and innovation orientation of central luzon entrepreneurs using the global entrepreneurship monitor data

28 Global entrepreneurship capacity and entrepreneurial attitude indexing based on the global entrepreneurship monitor (GEM) dataset

29 Entrepreneurship in africa: An exploratory analysis with data from the global entrepreneuriship monitor (GEM)

30 What influences entrepreneurial intentions? An empirical study using data from the global entrepreneurship monitor

31 The propensity to business startup: Evidence from Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) data in Saudi Arabia

32 Entrepreneurial and network knowledge in emerging economies: A study of the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor

33 Entrepreneurial Activities and Level of Development in Morocco: Empirical Investigation from Global Entrepreneurship Monitor Data

34 Global entrepreneurship monitor versus panel study of entrepreneurial dynamics: comparing their intellectual structures

35 The use of global entrepreneurship monitor data in academic research: A critical inventory and future potentials

36 Comparing subjective and objective indicators to describe the national entrepreneurial context: The Global Entrepreneurship Monitor and the Global Competitiveness Index contributions

37 The comparison of the global entrepreneurship monitor and the global entrepreneurship and development index methodologies

38 The Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) and its impact on entrepreneurship research

39 Desire to undertake and Happiness: An exploratory study of the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor in Chile

40 The entrepreneurship and the North-South European Convergence: Evidences from the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor

41 Ten years of Global Entrepreneurship Monitor: Accomplishments and prospects

42 Designing a global standardized methodology for measuring social entrepreneurship activity: The Global Entrepreneurship Monitor social entrepreneurship study

43 Family business: A global perspective from the panel study of entrepreneurial dynamics and the global entrepreneurship monitor

44 The Dynamics of Entrepreneurship: Evidence from Global Entrepreneurship Monitor Data

45 Relationship between individualist-collectivist culture and entrepreneurial activity: Evidence from Global Entrepreneurship Monitor data

46 The Global Entrepreneurship Monitor project (GEM): A Latin-American context approach

47 The relationship between entrepreneurial activities, national and regional development and firm efficiency-Global entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM)-based evidence from Croatia

48 The changing motives for nascent entrepreneurship in China: Using global entrepreneurship monitor data

49 Entrepreneurship and education in belgium: Findings and implications from the global entrepreneurship monitor

50 Unemployment in a model of entrepreneurship in Belgium: Empirical evidence from the global entrepreneurship monitor

51 Size of government and entrepreneurship. Analysis of three groups of countries with different economic development

52 An Investigation of Determinants Global Entrepreneurship: Multi-Country Panel Studies

53 Women Entrepreneurship in Romania: the Case of North East Development Region

54 DOES THE SOCIAL NETWORK RELATE WITH THE ENTREPRENEURSHIP? AN EMPIRICAL CONTENT ANALYSIS

55 Analysis of Legal and Economic Risks for Entrepreneurs in Digital Economy

56 Snapshot of the socio-economic life of fishermen community based on social entrepreneurship in Bone Regency, Indonesia

57 Inclusive management for social entrepreneurs with intellectual disabilities: "how they act".

58 Approaches to Formation of an Innovative Platform of University Complexes in the Strategy of Human Resources Development as Small Business Entrepreneurs

59 AN EXPLORATORY STUDY ON THE WORK-LIFE BALANCE OF WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS IN SOUTH INDIA

60 Risk attitudes and personality traits of entrepreneurs and venture team members.

61 Not for the faint of heart? A gendered perspective on psychological distress in entrepreneurship.

62 Entrepreneurs' Well-Being: A Bibliometric Review.

63 Company size, work-home interference, and well-being of self-employed entrepreneurs.

64 Agency-based empowerment training enhances sales capacity of female energy entrepreneurs in Kenya.

65 Manifestations of social class and agency in cultural capital development processes: An empirical study of Turkish migrant women entrepreneurs in Sweden

66 Women entrepreneurs and work-family conflict: an analysis of the antecedents

67 Motivations and challenges of women entrepreneurs: Experiences of small businesses in Jaipur city of Rajasthan

68 The role of technology in increasing motivation of millennial women entrepreneurs starting a business in the digital era

69 A case of reconstruction of learning-transfer types in a situated-learning based training program for women entrepreneurs in Germany

70 Impact of self-help groups on self, social awareness and economic empowerment of women entrepreneurs of coimbatore district

71 Economic problems of women entrepreneurs in chennai sub urbans

72 Transformational leadership, servant leadership, and strategic leadership of women entrepreneurs: A case of restaurant owners

73 Cognitive needs of ICT usage in business among women entrepreneurs

74 Empowering women micro-entrepreneurs in emerging economies: The role of information communications technology

75 Entrepreneurial success of cottage-based women entrepreneurs in Oman

76 Woman entrepreneurs in Jember : effect of social capital and virtual geography

77 Ego development and innovation orientation of women entrepreneurs in Germany and Ireland

78 Gender, Microcredit and Poverty Alleviation in a Developing Country: The Case of Women Entrepreneurs in Pakistan

79 Women’s experiences of legitimacy, satisfaction and commitment as entrepreneurs: embedded in gender hierarchy and networks in private and business spheres

80 Defying contextual embeddedness: evidence from displaced women entrepreneurs in Jordan

81 Contextualizing the career success of Arab women entrepreneurs

82 Negotiating business and family demands within a patriarchal society–the case of women entrepreneurs in the Nepalese context

83 Turning welfare reliant women into entrepreneurs: employment readiness workshops and the constitution of the entrepreneurial self in Israel

84 Mobile marketing application for entrepreneurship development: Codesign with women entrepreneurs in Iringa, Tanzania

85 Predicting entrepreneurial satisfaction: The role of non-financial incentive factors and quality of life among women digital entrepreneurs

86 Rural and urban women entrepreneurs: A comparison of service needs and delivery methods priorities

87 Policies and Institutional Supports for Women Entrepreneurship Development in Bangladesh: Achievements and Challenges

88 Status of Wonder Women: Challenges for Young Future Women Entrepreneurs in Pakistan

89 Identification of Barriers and Strategies to Improve Women's Entrepreneurship System Using Hard and soft Operation Research Methodologies

90 The relationship of personality traits and entrepreneurship tendencies with career adaptability of nursing students.

91 Moral entrepreneurship, the power-knowledge nexus, and the Cochrane "crisis".

92 Examining 'institutional entrepreneurship' in healthcare redesign and improvement through comparative case study research: a study protocol.

93 Senior entrepreneurship and qualified senior unemployment: The case of the Portuguese Northern region

94 A Study on the need of entrepreneurship local content curriculum in Bandung Senior High School

95 Senior leaders in small enterprises: Insights into the field of entrepreneurship

96 Senior entrepreneurship: A selective review and a research agenda

97 Development of an assessment instrument of affective domain for entrepreneurship in senior high school

98 Working on a start-up: A case for an applied entrepreneurship oriented course for senior undergraduates

99 Regional aspects of inclusive entrepreneurship of seniors in Europe

100 Senior entrepreneurship in European context: Key determinants of entrepreneurial activity

101 Revitalizing the chemical engineering senior design experience: Empowerment, entrepreneurship, and a flipped classroom experience

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