New England Journal of Entrepreneurship: Volume 27 Issue 1 , Open Access

The Medici effect: multidisciplinary insights for entrepreneurship research

Younggeun Lee, Andres Felipe Cortes, Anthony Di Benedetto, Pol Herrmann, Mathew Hughes, Phillip H. Kim, Haemin Dennis Park, Sai Lan

Broadening the entrepreneurship lens: beyond gazelles and unicorns

David Ahlstrom, Younggeun Lee

The paradox of resource access: influence on location decision comprehensiveness and new venture performance

Nastaran Simarasl, Pooya Tabesh, Younggeun Lee

This research aims to theorize how a critical factor, resource access, can paradoxically impact the comprehensiveness of venture location decision processes and the relationship…

Farmers' markets or the supermarket? Channel selection in small farming businesses

Juan David Cortes, Jonathan E. Jackson, Andres Felipe Cortes

Despite the abundance of small-scale farms in the USA and their importance for both rural economic development and food availability, the extensive research on small business…

Personal traits and formalization of entrepreneurial ventures: insights from a developing country

Kasimu Sendawula, Shamirah Najjinda, Marion Nanyanzi, Saadat Nakyejwe Lubowa Kimuli, Ahmad Walugembe

The purpose of this study is to explore how the personal traits of the informal entrepreneurs influence their formalization decisions.

Effects of gender equality and social costs of failure on early-stage entrepreneurship activity

Sharon Alicia Simmons, Chong Kyoon Lee, Susan Young, Lois Shelton, MaQueba Massey

In this study, we question: how do the social costs of failure interact with gendered institutions to affect the early stage entrepreneurship activity? We address this question by…