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October 2020, Volume 1, Issue 3-4
- 126-138 How a business model’s sustainability and scalability interact
by Rico Baldegger - 139-147 Why MSMEs are failing: Evidence from the real world
by Frederick Crane - 148-176 Effective leaders in entrepreneurial organizations build cultures that lead to high-performance outcomes
by Ayman El Tarabishy - 177-198 Humane Entrepreneurship Model: Does morality of entrepreneurs matter?
by Alina Maria Landowska & Bice Della Piana & Rosangela Feola
April 2020, Volume 1, Issue 2
- 81-105 Personality traits and the digital entrepreneur: Much of the same thing or a new breed?
by Cesar Bandera & Katia Passerini - 106-110 Strategies for small business: Surviving and thriving in the era of COVID-19
by Eric W. Liguori & Thomas G. Pittz
January 2020, Volume 1, Issue 1
- 1-3 Letter from the Managing Editor, Dr. Jeffrey Alves
by Jeffrey R. Alves - 4-6 The Genesis of the United Nations International Name Day for Micro-, Small, and Medium-Sized Enterprises — June 27
by Ayman El Tarabishy - 7-9 Financial inclusion for MSMEs and women’s economic empowerment
by Martín García Moritán - 10-13 It’s not just about the money
by Andrew McDonald - 14-23 Agenda 2030 for Sustainable Development: A powerful global framework
by Chantal Line Carpentier & Hannah Braun - 24-27 Small matters!
by Dragan Radic - 28-31 Giving momentum to SME digitalization
by Sandrine Kergroach - 32-35 The emergence of social entrepreneurs in China
by Larry Yu - 36-41 Pitfalls in innovation policy making
by Salvatore Zecchini - 42-44 From crisis to recovery: The role of the EU policies in supporting MSMEs
by Kristin Schreiber - 45-51 Messages from T20 Tokyo Summit 2019: Challenges and proposals for SME policies in G20 countries
by Hiroyuki Okamuro - 52-55 Entrepreneurial potential and potential entrepreneurs: 25 years on
by Norris Krueger - 56-63 Digitalization, Consumer Social Responsibility, and Humane Entrepreneurship: Good news from the future?
by Roberto Parente - 64-80 Revisiting the potential security threats linked with the China–Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC)
by Riaz Ahmad & Hong Mi & Lloyd W. Fernald