OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of Journal of Business Venturing is 31. 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 2021-02-01 to 2025-02-01.)

Article	Citations
Mortgage affordability and entrepreneurship: Evidence from spatial discontinuity in Help-to-Buy equity loans	130
Editorial Board	119
Institutional work to navigate ethical dilemmas: Evidence from a social enterprise	115
The entrepreneur identity assimilation process: It's not all work and no play	92
Breaking barriers or maintaining status quo? Female representation in decision-making group of venture capital firms and the funding of woman-led businesses	84
Interorganizational triads for foreign-market entry: Partnerships among Western, bridge-economy, and local VCs in Mainland China	67
Editorial Board	63
Editorial Board	62
Do I have a big ego? Angel investors' narcissism and investment behaviors	62
Tweeting like Elon? Provocative language, new-venture status, and audience engagement on social media	61
Editorial Board	59
Old but gold? Examining the effect of age bias in reward-based crowdfunding	57
Just a number? Using artificial intelligence to explore perceived founder age in entrepreneurial fundraising	53
Launching for success: The effects of psychological distance and mental simulation on funding decisions and crowdfunding performance	53
Social entrepreneurs concerned about Impact Drift. Evidence from contexts of persistent and pervasive need	52
Editorial Board	49
Entrepreneurial hustle: Scale development and validation	45
Editorial Board	45
Writing bold, broad, and rigorous review articles in entrepreneurship	43
Childhood adversities: Mixed blessings for entrepreneurial entry	41
Turning a curse into a blessing: Contingent effects of geographic distance on startup–VC partnership performance	41
On the origins of entrepreneurship: Evidence from sibling correlations	40
Technology ventures' engagement of external actors in the search for viable market applications: On the relevance of Technology Broadcasting and Systematic Validation	39
Scalability, venture capital availability, and unicorns: Evidence from the valuation and timing of IPOs	39
Labor market reform as an external enabler of high-growth entrepreneurship: A multi-level institutional contingency perspective	38

Exploring the microfoundations of hybridity: A judgment-based approach	37
Impact creation approaches of community-based enterprises: A configurational analysis of enabling conditions	37
Rags to riches? Entrepreneurs' social classes, resourceful time allocation, and venture performance	34
When a crisis hits: An examination of the impact of the global financial crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic on financing for women entrepreneurs	34
Now is the time: The effects of linguistic time reference and national time orientation on innovative new ventures	33
Star entrepreneurs on digital platforms: Heavy-tailed performance distributions and their generative mechanisms	32
Growing pains in scale-ups: How scaling affects new venture employee burnout and job satisfaction	31
The benefits of having an entrepreneur-mother: Influence of mother's entrepreneurial status on human capital formation among children	31
Failed but validated? The effect of market validation on persistence and performance after a crowdfunding failure	31
Habitual entrepreneurship in digital platform ecosystems: A time-contingent model of learning from prior software project experiences	31