March Vol.4 No.(1): Recent submissions

  • Wahid, Abu N M (Sage Publications, 1995-03)
    It is now widely recognised that entrepreneurship is not necessarily an individual-centric response to profitable opportunities or synonymous with business start-ups. Corporations or established firms, too, can play an ...
  • Kashyap, S P; Shah, Amita (Sage Publications, 1995-03)
    Product-specific clusters of small industrial units in advanced economies have demonstrated the efficacy of industrial clustering for economic development. Suggesting that this approach may be of relevance to developing ...
  • Ali, Haider (Sage Publications, 1995-03)
    This paper explores the role of network usage, by the start-up self-employed, as a means of attracting customers. Following the theoretical rationale developed here, the network need only be used by business owners who ...
  • Keshari, P K; Kota, Ranga (Sage Publications, 1995-03)
    While much has been written about ’entrepreneurial traits’, attempts to analyse whether, and to what extent, these traits determine the sectoral choice of an entrepreneur have been few and far between. Using a sample of ...
  • Pareek, Udai; Rao, T V (Sage Publications, 1995-03)
    Psychological stress is a natural concomitant of any creative activity. It is much more so if the activity relates to an intensely competitive area like business. Entrepreneurs, being creative individuals, often experience ...
  • Gopakumar, K (Sage Publications, 1995-03)
    Even though the term ’entrepreneur’ originated and gained currency as part of economic theory, today it is very often used in a loose, generic sense. This, according to the author, may be due to the fact that the concept ...

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