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Best Conference 2012 Paper
Doing Well by Doing Good? - Opportunity recognition and the social enterprise partnership
Colette Henry
Best Research and Knowledge Exchange paper
Pedagogical Interventions in Entrepreneurship from Behaviourism to Existential Learning
Helle Neergaard, Sarah Robinson, Lene Tanggaard, Noris Krueger
Business Creation, Resource Acquisition, Business Closure track
Theories of Entrepreneurial Intention and the Role of Necessity
William Lucas & Sarah Cooper
Business Support, Policy and Practice track
An Experimental Approach to Industrial Policy Evaluation: The Case of Creative Credits
Stephen Roper, Duncan Shaw, Lorraine Morley, Hasan Bakhshi, John Edwards & Judy Scully
Creative Industries Entrepreneurship track
Entrepreneurial Embedding: case study evidence from the creative industries
Eleanor Shaw, Juliette Wilson & Ian Grant
Critical Perspectives on Entrepreneurship track
(Dis) Embodied Entrepreneurs: A Critique of Entrepreneurial Identity Studies
Eva Kasperova & John Kitching
Enterprise Education track
Pedagogical Interventions in Entrepreneurship from Behaviourism to Existential Learning
Helle Neergaard, Sarah Robinson, Lene Tanggaard, Noris Krueger
Entrepreneurial Learning in Organisations track
A Critical Realist study of Dynamic Capabilities in SMEs
Lorcan O'Hobain & Colm O'Gorman
Entrepreneurship in Minority Groups track
Egocentric Network Analysis of Personal Networks and Ethnic Minority Female Entrepreneurs: The Case of Innovative Immigrant and British Born Pakistani Female Entrepreneurs
Asma Rauf, Shaheed Benazir & Jay Mitra
Family Business track
‘Oikos’, Stewardship, and Agency - Luke’s Analysis of the Ancient Family in Business
Sarah Drakopoulou Dodd & Bruno Dyck
Finance, Venture Capital, Taxation and Regulation track
The Role of UK Government Equity Funds in Addressing the Finance Gap facing SMEs with Growth Potential
Robert Baldock & David North
Gender and Enterprise track
An Investigation of the Discourses Surrounding Social Entrepreneurship Policy and Research: Is It Gendered?
Maura McAdam & Lorna Treanor
International Entrepreneurship track
Networking and Internationalisation Methods of Canadian Natural Health Products SMEs (to view this paper please contact authors)
Valerie Bell & Sarah Cooper
ICT, IT and E-Business in the Small Firm Sector track
In Search of CRM Success: A Resource-based perspective SME Service Companies in Spain and the UK
Aurora Garrido-Moreno & Nigel Lockett
Networks and Innovation track
Knowledge-Sourcing in Innovative Clusters: Contextualising External Personal Networks
Franz Huber, University of Southampton
Rural Enterprise track
The Condition of Smallness; How Being Small Deters Firms from Getting Bigger?
Farid Ullah & Alistair Anderson
Science and Technology track
Managing R&D for Innovation and the Strategic Deployment of Knowledge Workers in Technology-Driven Organizations: A Case Study from India
Jay Mitra & Santanu Roy
Social, Environmental and Ethical Enterprise track
Doing Well by Doing Good? - Opportunity recognition and the social enterprise partnership
Colette Henry
Best Conference 2011 Paper
Gendered Discourses of Entrepreneurship in HE: The Fictive Entrepreneur and the Fictive Student
Sally Jones
Best Research and Knowledge Exchange paper
The Social Enterprise Mark: a critical review of its conceptual dimensions
Rory Ridley-Duff & Cliff Southcombe
Business Creation, Resource Acquisition, Business Closure track
Who Are You Calling Old?: Revisiting Notions of Age and Ability Amongst Older Entrepreneurs
Thomas Wainwright, Ewald Kibler, Robert Blackburn & Teemu Kautonen
Business Support, Policy and Practice track
Using the Relation Between Business Associations and SMEs as a Policy Tool: From History to LEPs
Robert Bennett
Business Sustainability, Development & Growth track
Adapting to a Fragile Recovery: SME Responses to Recession and Post-recession Performance
John Kitching, David Smallbone, Mirela Xheneti & Eva Kasperova
Creative Industries Entrepreneurship track
The DIY Spirit of Radical Punk Entrepreneurship: An Alternative Business Ethics
Sarah Drakopoulou Dodd
Enterprise Education track
Entrepreneurial Potential: the Role of Human Capital
Ossie Jones & Dilani Jayawarna
Entrepreneurial Learning in Organisations track
Entrepreneurship; Learning to Evolve
Dermot Breslin & Colin Jones
Entrepreneurship in Minority Groups track
Building the Base for Cross National Comparisons of Ethnic Entrepreneurship: Understanding Polish Entrepreneurs in Western Australia
Natalia Vershinina & Rowena Barrett
Family Business track
Resilient Family Firms in the Rural Landscape: The Role of Symbolic Capital
Jane Glover
Finance, Venture Capital, Taxation and Regulation track
Formal Venture Capital Acquisition: Can Entrepreneurs Compensate for Spatial Proximity Benefits?
Paul Westhead, Cornelius Mueller & Mike Wright
Gender and Enterprise track
Gendered Discourses of Entrepreneurship in HE: The Fictive Entrepreneur and the Fictive Student
Sally Jones
ICT, IT and E-Business in the Small Firm Sector track
Adoption and Programme Contexts Effect in the Support to the Informatisation of SMEs
Arturo Vega, Dr Mike Chiasson & David Brown
Networks and Innovation track
Knowledge Sourcing by Small Firms: The Internationalization of Networks
Nick Clifton & Robert Huggins
Science and Technology track
Entrepreneurial Technology Scouting: Fostering Academic Entrepreneurship Beyond the Obvious
Sean Patrick Sassmannshausen
Social, Environmental and Ethical Enterprise track
Context, Narratives, Drawings and Boundary Objects: Where Social Enterprises Draw the Line
Pam Seanor, Mike Bull & Sue Baines
Managing for Regeneration, Sustainability and Growth Track
Understanding Entrepreneurship Process and Growth in Emerging Business Ventures Under Market Socialism in China
Ping Zheng
Business Support Policy and Practice Track
Effectiveness and efficiency of SME innovation policy
James Foreman-Peck
Business Creation and Business Closure Track
Entrepreneur Income Creation as a Situated Capacity to Apply Resources to Opportunity
Dilani Jayawarna & Julia Rouse
Networks, Innovation and Resource Acquisition Track
Knowledge flows of innovation in small open economies – A comparative analysis of Ireland and Singapore
Nola Hewitt-Dundas; Annette Singh; Ho Yuen-Ping & Wong Poh Kam
Gender and Enterprise Track
High Growth Aspiration and Female Entrepreneurship: Unravelling the Effects of Gender
Mark Hart; Aloña Martiarena; Jonathan Levie & Michael Anyadike-Dane
ICT, IT and E-Business in the Small Firm Sector Track
Shortages of IT Skills in UK SMEs
Piers Thompson; Robert Williams; Brychan Thomas & Gary Packham
Finance, Venture Capital, Taxation and Regulation Track
Firm Financing: A Resource Based View
Dr Ciarán Mac an Bhaird
Creative Industries Entrepreneurship Track
Leading Entrepreneurial Teams: Insights from Jazz
Deniz Ucbasaran; Andy Lockett & Michael Humphreys
Social, Environmental and Ethical Enterprise Track
Individual Identity and Sustainable Entrepreneurship: The Role of Authenticity
Isobel O’Neil; Deniz Ucbasaran
Entrepreneurship in Minority Groups Track
Engaging with Super-Diversity: New Migrant Businesses and the Research-Policy Nexus
Monder Ram; Trevor Jones; Paul Edwards; Alexander Kiselinchev & Lovemore Muchenje
Family Business Track
Understanding the Relationship Marketing Process of Family Businesses in the Industrial (B2B) Sector
Wing Lam
Best Conference Paper 2009; sponsored by Liverpool Vision
Have small businesses beaten the recession?
John Kitching, David Smallbone & Mirela Xheneti
Learning for Entrepreneurship and Enterprise Education Track; sponsored By NCGE
Investigating the Motivation for undertaking Entrepreneurship Education using Uncertain Reasoning
Paul Jones, Malcolm J. Beynon & Gary Packham
Business Creation and Development – Stimulating Start-ups Track; sponsored by University of Liverpool
Supporting Black Businesses: Narratives of Business Support Providers in London
Sonny Nwankwo
Creative Industries Entrepreneurship Track; sponsored by ACCA
Creative methodologies for understanding a creative industry
Ted Fuller, Lorraine Warren & Sally Jane Norman
ICT, IT and E-Business in the Small Firm Sector Track; sponsored by Liverpool Vision
ICT Adoption and Development of E-business among SMEs in South Africa
Knowledge Mpofu, Don Milne & Lorraine Watkins-Mathys
Gender and Enterprise Track; sponsored by WICED
The Nordic Welfare Model: barrier or facilitator of women’s entrepreneurship in Denmark?
Helle Neergaard
Entrepreneurship, Networks, Innovation and Resource Acquisition Track; sponsored By Liverpool Vision
Tracing the historical foundations of social networks in entrepreneurship research
Sarah Jack, Mary Rose & Lorraine Johnston
Management, Skills Development and Growth Issues Track; sponsored by Bradford University School of Management
Have small businesses beaten the recession?
John Kitching, David Smallbone & Mirela Xheneti
Social, Environmental and Ethical Enterprise Track; sponsored by Centre for Enterprise, Manchester Metropolitan University
Resource Advantage Theory and Fairtrade Social Enterprises
Bob Doherty, David Bryde & John Meehan
Venture Capital, Finance, taxation and Regulation Track; sponsored by Barclays
Toward an understanding of the capital structure of friend and family financing
Gary Hancock
Business Support and Internationalisation Track; sponsored by UKTI NW
Measuring Business Activity in the UK
Julian Frankish, Richard Roberts & David Storey
Special Award Winners
Ulster University Business School Award for best ‘policy’ paper - the best paper drawing out the lessons for SME policy development:
The problem with regulation: built-in constraints to effective implementation
Andrew Atherton, Kirk Frith, Liz Price, Manny Gatt & David Rae
Ulster University Business School Award for best ‘refereed’ paper - best academic research paper judged to most exemplify the ISBE criteria:
SMEs' Access to Finance: Is there still a debt gap?
David Deakins, David North, Rob Baldock & Geoff Whittam
Ulster University Business School Award for best ‘discussion’ paper - best academic discussion paper judged to most exemplify the ISBE criteria:
Rediscovering Enterprise: Exploring Entrepreneurship for Undergraduates
Simon Bridge, Cecilia Hegarty & Sharon Porter
Ulster University Business School Award for best ‘practical’ paper - best paper reviewing practical experience in support for small business:
Can the private sector successfully advocate change in public policy in Africa?
David Irwin
Ulster University Business School Award for best ‘newcomer’s’ paper - best paper by someone who has not presented a paper at an ISBE Conference before:
Deadweight spending in regional enterprise financing
Anu Tokila & Mika Haapanen
ISBE 2008: Best in Track Winners
Track A - Advancing entrepreneurship and enterprise education; sponsored by National Council for Graduate Entrepreneurship
Contingency as Resource: Educating entrepreneurs in the Balkans, the Bronx and Beyond
Susan Harmeling & Saras Sarasvathy
Track B - Business creation and development - stimulating start-ups; sponsored by Centre for Enterprise, Manchester Metropolitan University Business School
Exploring necessity-driven entrepreneurship in a peripheral economy
William Lucas, Sarah Cooper & Stuart McFarlane
Track C - Community, ethnic, minority and social enterprises; sponsored by Co-operatives UK, Manchester
Identity and Difference - Re-thinking Ethnic Entrepreneurship
Mark McPherson
Track E - E-entrepreneurship, e-business and e-learning; sponsored by Enterprise Northern Ireland, Limavady
The use of internet portals amongst rural businesses
Laura Galloway, John Sanders & David Deakins
Track I - Innovation, incubation, networks and knowledge transfer; sponsored by Knowledge Transfer, University of Central Lancashire
Motivations and consequences of engaging in regional clusters in the ICT sector
Nigel Lockett & Sarah Jack
Track M - Management, skills development and growth issues; sponsored by Invest Northern Ireland, Belfast
Motivation for Sustainable Entrepreneurship: an Empirical Investigation
Dilani Jayawarna & Julia Rouse
Track S - Supporting small business development world-wide; sponsored by Belfast City Council
‘It’s the evidence, stupid’: Doing and Legitimising Policy-funded Research
Nick Wilson, John Kitching & Mark Hart
Track V - Venture Capital, finance, taxation and regulation; sponsored by Barclays Bank plc
SMEs' Access to Finance: Is there still a debt gap?
David Deakins, David North, Rob Baldock & Geoff Whittam
Track W - Women’s enterprise and family business development; sponsored by Women’s Enterprise Consortium
The 'Diva Storyline' as an alternative social construction of female entrepreneurship
Robert Smith
ISBE Glasgow 2007: Award Winning Papers
Special Award Winners
Scottish Enterprise Award for best ‘refereed’ paper - the best academic research paper judged to most exemplify the ISBE criteria:
Do Liquidity Constraints Increase the Likelihood of Firm Growth and Survival?
Dr George Saridakis, Dr Kevin Mole & Graham Hay
Scottish Enterprise Award for best ‘discussion’ paper - the best academic discussion paper judged to most exemplify the ISBE criteria:
Pathways to Entrepreneurship Across the Lifecourse: An Innovative Model
Dr Dilani Jayawarna, Dr Julia Rouse & Dr Allan MacPherson
Scottish Enterprise Award for best ‘practical’ paper - the best paper reviewing practical experiences in support for small business:
Creating Entrepreneurial Universities: Insights from a new university business school
Dr David Woollard, Dr Michael Zhang & Prof Oswald Jones
Scottish Enterprise Award for best ‘policy’ paper - the best paper drawing out the lessons for SME policy development:
Entrepreneurship and Government Policy in Post Socialist Economies
Prof David Smallbone & Prof Friederike Welter
Scottish Enterprise Award for best ‘newcomer’s’ paper - the best paper by someone who has never presented a paper at an ISBE Conference:
Developing Entrepreneurial Life Skills : An Experiment in Indian Schools
Dr Shipra Vaidya
ISBE 2007: Best in Track Winners
Track A Advancing entrepreneurship education and enterprise - sponsored by NCGE
Creating Entrepreneurial Universities: Insights from a new university business school
Dr David Woollard, Dr Michael Zhang & Prof Oswald Jones
Track B Business birth rate strategy - stimulating start-ups - sponsored by Manchester Metropolitan University Business School
Business Survival and Entrepreneurial Learning
Julian Frankish, Dr Richard Roberts & Prof David Storey
Track C Community, ethnic, minority, rural and social enterprise - sponsored by Kibble Education & Care Centre
Ethnic Diversity and Competitiveness: Does the Evidence Justify Policy Action?
Dr John Kitching, Prof David Smallbone & Rosemary Athayde
Track E E-entrepreneurship, e-business and e-learning - sponsored by Microsoft
Ethnic Minority Business (EMB) Exemplars: Engaging EMBs in Public E-Procurement
Dr Martin Beckinsale & Prof Monder Ram
Track I Innovation, technology transfer & knowledge networks - sponsored by NESTA
A new look at industry associations as effective enterprise networks
Dr Martin Perry
Track M Management, skills development & growth issues - sponsored by GO Group
Entrepreneurial Capital: Convertibility, Personal Reputation and Firm Performance
Dr Wing Lam, Dr Eleanor Shaw & Prof Sara Carter
Track S Supporting small business development world-wide - sponsored by ESRC
New Development of Agro-Food SME Linkages between Southeast Asia and Western Africa
Prof Philippe Regnier
Track V Small business finance and financial management - sponsored by Barclays Bank
Do Liquidity Constraints Increase the Likelihood of Firm Growth and Survival?
Dr George Saridakis, Dr Kevin Mole & Graham Hay
Track W Women’s enterprise and family enterprise development - sponsored by Women’s Enterprise Consortium
Women entrepreneurs: jumping the corporate ship or gaining new wings?
Nicola Patterson
ISBE 2006, Cardiff: Award Winning Papers
Special Award Winners
ISBE 2006 winner of ISBE award for best academic research paper:
Reassessing Necessity Entrepreneurship in Developing Countries
Peter Rosa, Sarath Kodithuwakku, Waswa Balunywa
ISBE 2006 winner of the Small Business Service Award for best 'policy' paper:
Who benefits most from Business Link assistance?
Kevin Mole, Mark Hart, Stephen Roper and David Saal
ISBE 2006 joint winners of Small Business Service award for best 'practical' paper:
Shell Step Innovation programme - Exploring the absorptive capabilities of host SMEs
Rebecca Allinson & Philip Donnelly
Entrepreneur Enabling – Increasing the Effectiveness of Advising, Coaching and Mentoring Support
John Thompson and Ron Downing
ISBE 2006 winner of Small Business Service award for best newcomer’s paper:
The Post-Investment Impact of Business Angels upon their Investee Companies
Stephanie Macht
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ISBE 2006: Best in Track Winners
Track A - Advancing entrepreneurship education at all levels - Sponsored by National Council for Graduate Entrepreneurship
The entrepreneurial learning team: Creating an enterprise culture in a university
David Rae, Simon Gee & Robert Moon
Track B - Business birth rate strategy, start-ups and incubation - Sponsored by International Small Business Journal & Sage Publications (2 winners)
Gendered risk perceptions and start-up practices?
Colleen Mills & Kylie Pawson
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New Small Firm Survival in the UK
George Saridakis, Kevin Mole & David Storey
Track C - Community, ethnic, family, rural and social enterprises - Sponsored by Ethnic Business Support Programme and Potential Ethnic Entrepreneurship in the UK - A Study of Assimilation and Integration
Farid Ullah, David Brooksbank, Dylan Jones-Evans & Piers Thompson
Track E - E-entrepreneurship, e-business and e-learning for SMEs - Sponsored by eCommerce Innovation Centre, Cardiff University
ICT Adoption and EBusiness Development: A Framework for Ethnic Minority Businesses Martin Beckinsale & Monder Ram
Track G - Government policies on enterprise development world-wide - Sponsored by DTI Small Business Service
The role of tax incentives in capital investment and R and D decisions
Francis Chittenden & Mohsen Derregia
Track I - Innovation, clusters, supply chains and networks - Sponsored by University of Glamorgan Business School
From Closure to Excellence: Micro-Clusters, Local Embeddedness and Public Policy
Fiona Whitehurst & Franek Siedlok
Track M - Management, skills development & Growth issues for SMEs - Sponsored by Venture Wales
Employment Tribunal Cases: The Impact of Enterprise Size on Incidence and Outcomes Sukanya Sen Gupta, George Saridakis, Paul Edwards & David Storey
Track S - Supporting small business development world-wide - Sponsored by Business in Focus
Reassessing necessity entrepreneurship in developing countries
Peter Rosa, Sarath Kodithuwakku & Waswa Balunywa
Track V - Venture capital & micro-finance for small businesses - Sponsored by Barclays Bank plc
Barriers faced by SMEs in raising finance from banks
David Irwin & Jonathan Scott
Track W - Women’s enterprise development - Sponsored by The AWE Partnership
Risk & entrepreneurship: Evidence of gender from a micro-finance programme
Steve Talbot
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