International Small Business Journal-Researching Entrepreneurship

Papers
(The TQCC of International Small Business Journal-Researching Entrepreneurship is 10. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-11-01 to 2025-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
Rebellion against resilience? The experience of women entrepreneurs in the context of poly-crisis137
Tensions at the margins of change: Re-discovering hybridity in the digitalisation of social enterprises62
Being all things to all people: How gender shapes entrepreneurs’ multifaceted digital identities on X53
Is having immigrants in entrepreneurial teams good for equity crowdfunding success and long-term venture survival?44
It’s all about identity: The identity constructions of LGBT entrepreneurs from an intersectionality perspective38
Book review: Handbook of Research on Entrepreneurial Learning Diamanto Politis, Lise Aaboen and Jonas Gabrielsson (eds) PolitisDiamantoAaboenLiseGabrielssonJonas (eds), 36
Revisiting the Entrepreneurial Society framework: A constructive critique from a climate change perspective31
On the consequences of firm growth30
Affect and adaptation in entrepreneurial goal pursuit26
The emergence of team entrepreneurial passion from team helping: An affective events theory perspective24
Individual religious affiliation, religiosity and entrepreneurial intentions among students in four countries23
Informal entrepreneurship and the insidership–outsidership duality22
Interpretation of successful and failed events in entrepreneurial firms: Acknowledgement practice under uncertainty22
Institutional environments for circular start-ups: Insights from an entrepreneurial European region22
The drivers of the post-entry internationalisation commitment of small and medium-sized enterprises21
Chronic health issues and entrepreneurship: Exploring the role of grit, bricolage and illness uncertainty on venture performance21
How women in the UAE enact entrepreneurial identities to build legitimacy21
A trauma-informed approach: Temporal reorientation, identity reconstruction and preventing retraumatisation in refugee entrepreneurship support20
Gendered crisis approach: Exploring the gendered impact of Iranian sanctions on nascent entrepreneurship outcomes20
Engaging symbiotic ecosystems to build community centred business models for the BoP: Evidence from small social enterprises in East Africa19
Legitimacy and innovation in social enterprises19
Dynamic capabilities and employment during COVID-19: The moderating effect of government support19
Incumbents versus circular start-ups in the workwear industry: Organisational and individual drivers and barriers to a circular economy18
The weaker vessel. Survival tactics of women entrepreneurs in Ghana’s informal economy18
Legitimacy spillovers and hybrid rhetoric in crowdfunded microloans18
Family firm exit: A vignette study on selling to an activist versus a steward private equity investor17
Nuclear family, patriarchy, and regulatory focus: Empirical evidence from family firms in China17
Internationalisation as a human capital adaptation journey: The case of returnee entrepreneurs in China16
Start-ups within entrepreneurial ecosystems: Transition towards a circular economy15
Pre-entrepreneurship social status and research and development investment decision: Evidence from Chinese private enterprises15
Book review: Covid, Brexit and the Anglosphere: Frameworks for Future Trade and Economic Growth Richard Simmons and Nigel Culkin reviewed14
Everyday social support processes: Household members’ instrumental and emotional support of entrepreneurs14
Editorial: Reflections on David J Storey13
Barriers, constraints and entrepreneurial action: The case of nascent African American entrepreneurs13
The effect of social exclusion and aggregation on firm performance: Empirical evidence from entrepreneurial teams managed by minority Italian entrepreneurs13
Book review: Nurturing Modalities of Inquiry in Entrepreneurship Research: Seeing the World Through the Eyes of Those who Research (Contemporary Issues in Entrepreneurship Research, 17)13
Coopetition in the small business sector: Taking stock and looking forward12
Social entrepreneurs, fear of failure and growth aspirations: The moderating role of social value orientation12
Legitimation work in sustainable entrepreneurship: Sustainability ventures’ journey towards the establishment of major partnerships12
Book review: Immigrant entrepreneurship: Cases from contemporary Poland11
Emergent and growing entrepreneurial ecosystems: How do institutional logics shape fields of entrepreneurship?11
Predictors of job crafting in SMEs working in an ICT-based mobile and multilocational manner11
Influence of strategic HRM and entrepreneurial orientation on dynamic capabilities and innovation in small- and medium-sized enterprises11
‘No-growth’ entrepreneurial strategy in microenterprises11
SMEs and exogenous shocks: A conceptual literature review and forward research agenda10
Predicting future default on the Covid-19 bounce back loan scheme: The £46.5 billion question10
Book review: The Garment Economy: Understanding History Developing Business Models and Leveraging Digital Technologies Michelle Brandstrup, Leo-Paul Dana, Daniella Rydin10
The role of political connections in rapid internationalisation: A study among Chinese international new ventures10
Hegemonic entrepreneurial masculinities in patriarchal contexts: Exploring men’s entrepreneurship in war-torn territories10
Book review: Heritage Entrepreneurship Cultural and Creative Pursuits in Business Management Vanessa Ratten10
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