This article systematically reviews and critically examines international entrepreneurship
research in emerging economies (IEEE research), and articulates its importance, timeliness …

The process of starting and surviving a new venture is always a challenge, and this is
aggravated by unfavorable conditions especially prevalent in less affluent, developing, and …

This research explores whether the foreign professional experiences of influential
executives predict firm-level creative output. We introduce a new theoretical model, the …

Varying institutional environments provide the foundation for a great deal of international
business (IB) research yet relatively little empirical work has examined the association …

It is widely accepted that countries with sound formal and informal institutions create more
robust environments for firm performance. However, due to the liabilities faced by firms …

This paper examines individuals' engagement in entrepreneurship in emerging economies.
We conceive of such engagement as encompassing opportunity discovery, evaluation, and …

This paper examines the role of clans in China's unprecedented development of the private
sector. Although with no well-developed financial and legal systems, China witnesses a …

Varying institutional environments provide the foundation for a great deal of international
business research, yet relatively little empirical work has examined the determinants of small …

This study assesses the motivations, perceived success factors and business problems
experienced by entrepreneurs in Vietnam. It also compares the results between the northern …

To extend prior theoretical and empirical work in the IB and entrepreneurship fields, this
study examines how fundamentally different institutional conditions in emerging versus …