Abstract" Social capital" can be considered to be the product of co-operationbetween
various institutions, networks and business partners. It haspotential as a useful tool for …

Applying social concepts to the social relations that the entrepreneur maintains, this
research seeks to identify the impact of these relationships, and the learning that might result …

Given the importance of green entrepreneurs in the transition towards a sustainable society,
the authors propose a framework for investigating the influences on, and motives of, green …

This paper draws upon policy‐based research that was conducted for the SBS South East to
provide a meta‐review of academic literature that examines the role of e‐mentoring in …

Trust is a phenomenon which, over the past decade, has gained attention across many
disciplines and fields of study, eg, psychology, organizational theory, sociology, economic …

This paper presents a critical review of the ways in which the specialised knowledge and
working practices of craft-based industries have been transformed in the context of broader …

Purpose–This paper seeks to understand the role played by transnational family networks in
ethnic minority business development. Design/methodology/approach–The Vietnamese nail …

This paper examines the role of social networks in enterprise development by comparing
personal trust (as inherent in social relationships) to collective and institutional trust (derived …

Amongst the wealth of research on entrepreneurship in general, there has, hitherto, been
surprisingly little investigation into the motives and influences on green entrepreneurs. This …

Micro and small businesses contribute the majority of business activity in the most
developed economies. They are typically embedded in local communities and therefore well …