An analysis of entrepreneurial environment and enterprise development in Hungary

Journal of Small Business Management

Volumn 39, Issue 1, 2001, Pages 103-109

  Fogel, Georgine ^a  

^a Salem International University   (United States)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

EID: 0035531276     PISSN: 00472778     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1111/0447-2778.00010     Document Type: Article

References (16)

1. Aldrich, H. (1986). "Social Behavior and Entrepreneurial Networks," in Frontiers of Entrepreneurship Research. Ed. R. Ronstadt, J.A. Hornaday, R. Peterson, and K.H. Vesper. Wellesley, Mass.: Babson College, 239-240.
2. Dana, L. P. (1987). "Entrepreneurship and Venture Creation: An International Comparison of Five Commonwealth Nations," in Frontiers of Entrepreneurship Research. Ed. N.C. Churchill, J.A. Hornaday, B.A. Kirchhoff, O.J. Krasner, and K.H. Vesper. Wellesley, Mass.: Babson College, 573-583.
3. -(1990). "Saint Martin/Sint Maarten: A Case Study of the Effects of Culture on Economic Development," Journal of Small Business Management 28(4), 91-98.
4. Davidsson, P. (1991). "Continued Entrepreneurship: Ability, Need, and Opportunity as Determinants of Small Firm Growth," Journal of Business Venturing 6, 405-429.
5. Fogel, G. (1994). "Perceptions of Small Business Owners: A Study of the Development of Entrepreneurship in Hungary," Midwest Review of International Business Research. Chicago, Ill.: Academy of International Business, 89-99.
6. Gnyawali, D.R., and D.S. Fogel (1994). "Environments for Entrepreneurship Development: Key Dimensions and Research Implications," Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice (Summer), 43-62.
7. Goodman, J.P., J.W. Meany, and L.E. Pate (1992). "The Government as Entrepreneur: Industrial Development and the Creation of New Ventures," in The State of the Art on Entrepreneurship. Ed. D. L. Sexton and J. D. Kasarda. Boston, Mass.: PWS-Kent.
8. Hoy, F., J. Wisnieski, E. Gatewood, L. Bryant, and V. Patel (1991). "An Incubator within an Incubator: A Case Study of Biotechnology Venturing," in Frontiers of Entrepreneurship Research. Ed. N.C. Churchill, W.D. Bygrave, J.G. Covin, L.L. Sexton, D.P Slevin, K.H. Vesper, and W.E. Wetzel. Wellesley Mass.: Babson College, 391-405.
9. Kao, J. (1993). "The Worldwide Web of Chinese Business," Harvard Business Review (March-April), 24-36.
10. Manning, K., S. Birley, and D. Norburn (1989). "Developing New Ventures Strategy," Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice 14(1), 69-76.
11. Pennings, J.M. (1982). "Organizational Birth Frequencies: An Empirical Investigation," Administrative Science Quarterly 27, 120-144.
12. Siu, W., and R.G. Martin (1992). "Successful Entrepreneurship in Hong Kong," Long Range Planning 25(6), 87-93.
13. Swanson, D., and L. Webster (1992). Private Sector Manufacturing in the Czech and Slovak Public: A Survey of Firms. Washington, D.C.: The World Bank.
14. Vesper, K.H. (1983). Entrepreneurship and National Policy. Chicago, Ill.: Walter E. Heller International Corporation Institute for Small Business.
15. Young, E.C., and H.P. Welsch (1993). "Major Elements in Entrepreneurial Development in Central Mexico," Journal of Small Business Management October, 80-85.
16. Zapalska, A.M., and G. Fogel (1998). "Characteristics of Polish and Hungarian Entrepreneurship," The Journal of Private Enterprise 8(2), 132-144.