BEST PAPERS IN TRACK 2004

Certificates for Best Paper in Track were awarded as follows:

To view the abstracts go to Papers and Authors page.

Track

Winning Authors & Paper Titles

A

"Entrepreneurial learning: a narrative-based conceptual model"

David Rae, Centre for Entrepreneurial Management, The Derbyshire Business School, University of Derby

B

"Inclusive Employment Practices in Small Enterprises"

John Kitching, Kingston University, Small Business Research Centre

C

"Towards a model for understanding and stimulating university spin-outs"

Andrew Atherton & Liz Price, Enterprise Research and Development Unit (ERDU), Lincoln Business School, University of Lincoln

D

"The impact of organizational change on entrepreneurship in community settings"

Sibylle Heilbrunn, Centre for Management Studies, Academic Center Ruppin, Israel

E

"Combating Social Exclusion - The Entrepreneurial Dimension"

John Stanworth & David Purdy, Westminster Business School, University of Westminster

G

"Business Vital Rates in the UK: Plain Tales of VAT in 3D"

Michael Anyadike-Danes, Economic Research Institute of Northern Ireland 

Mark Hart, Small Business Research Centre, Kingston Business School, Kingston University

H & O

"Changing Nature of Entrepreneurial Networks: Transformation of Structure and Emergent Process"

Susan Moult, Alistair R Anderson, Sarah Drakopoulou-Dodd & Sarah Jack, Centre for Entrepreneurship, University of Aberdeen Business School

S

 

"Small firm advisors and their clients: what makes for success?"

Jørgen Lund, Institute for Research in Economics and Business Administration, Norway

Paul Gooderham, Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration, Norway

T

"The development of small businesses through a club of managers"

Colette Fourcade & Marion Polge, E.R.F.I, University of Montpellier I, France

V

"Probability source and SME investment behaviour: A prospect theory analysis"

Philip Wickham, Centre for Entrepreneurship and SME Development, Teesside Business School, University of Teesside

W

"Do Enterprise Support Programmes Leave Women Holding the Baby?"

Julia Rouse, Centre for Enterprise, Manchester Metropolitan University

John Kitching, Small Business Research Centre, Kingston University

 

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