The phenomenon of entrepreneurial leadership in gazelles and mice: a qualitative study from Bosnia and Herzegovina

Palalić, Ramo

doi:10.1504/wremsd.2017.10003435

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“…Gupta, MacMillan, and Surie (2004) conceptualized entrepreneurial leadership in three dimensions, Innovation (nurturing creativity among team members and create novel products and services), proactiveness (motivating individuals to continually compete with other organizations, and risk-taking (willingness to face uncertainty and take responsibility). There seems that entrepreneurial leadership has a relationship to firm growth as it creates a competitive advantage and ensuring sustainability (Palalic, 2017). However, the study on the relationship between entrepreneurial leadership and business model is still limited; thus, an investigation on the relationship needs to be conducted.…”

Section: Entrepreneurial Leadershipmentioning

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The Moderating Effect of Entrepreneurial Leadership and Competitive Advantage on the Relationship Bbetween Business Model Innovation and Startup Performance

Phangestu¹,

Kountur²,

Prameswari³

2020

JBRMR

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The primary purpose of this study is to study the moderating effect of entrepreneurial leadership and competitive advantage in the relationship between the business model innovation and the performance of the start-up business. We hypothesized that business model innovation has a significant association with the performance of the start-up, and entrepreneurial leadership or competitive advantage connects substantially to the business model innovation and start-up. Fifty-one respondents participate in this study. The partial least square statistical technique is used to analyse the data, which is appropriate for parametric analysis for such a sample size. The analysis shows a significant relationship between business model innovation and start-up performance. Also, there are significant relationships of entrepreneurial leadership and competitive advantage to business model innovation. However, it shows no direct relationship between entrepreneurial leadership and start-up; the association is not direct but indirect. The null hypothesis that there is no direct association between competitive advantage and start-up performance is rejected. There is a negative association between competitive advantage and start-up. Both entrepreneurial leadership and competitive advantage improve the relationship between business model innovation and start-up. However, they must be interpreted with caution

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Section: Entrepreneurial Leadershipmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Moderating Effect of Entrepreneurial Leadership and Competitive Advantage on the Relationship Bbetween Business Model Innovation and Startup Performance

Phangestu¹,

Kountur²,

Prameswari³

2020

JBRMR

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“…Of the 27 articles analyzed, 16 were quantitative (59.2%), 1 was qualitative (Palalic, 2017) and 1 was mixed (Sargent & Matthews, 2015). In addition to these methodologies, 3 literature review articles were found (Demir, Wennberg, & McKelvie, 2017;Dwyer & Kotey, 2015;Pugliese, Bortoluzzi, & Zupic, 2016).…”

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O fenômeno da internacionalização e as empresas scale-up: Uma revisão sistemática da literatura

2018

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This work analyzed the pertinent literature, identifying possible relationships between the high growth of scale-up enterprises and their internationalization process. For this purpose, a systematic literature review was conducted in the fields of International Business to pinpoint intersections and gaps in the research for empirical exploration and investigation. The results of the analysis are intended to identify possibilities and make theoretical contributions to the field, especially with regard to small and medium-sized ventures. The bibliographic review was conducted using the Google Scholar and Scopus databases. These bases were chosen for their relevance, range and accuracy. Google Scholar is considered the best system for tracing websites and academic PDFs, while Scopus is recognized as the largest scientific database of citations and abstracts of peer-reviewed literature. To complement the survey, Scopus metadata analysis resources and NVivo 11 software were used to analyze the content of articles. The findings did not identify a relationship between internationalization and the phenomenon of Scale-ups in the literature in the field of International Business and high growth.

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“…The study, which involved 89 businesses, identified the motivations of Albanian entrepreneurs in initiating and managing their own businesses, the problems that these enterprises encounter, success factors, organisational methods, sources of financing, ethical and social responsibilities and e-commerce challenges and features. Palalic (2017) studied entrepreneurial leadership and business performance in gazelles and mice in Bosnia and Herzegovina, using stratified purposive sampling from three sectors: manufacturing, sales and services; he found that gazelles are more in favour of applying entrepreneurial leadership in comparison with mice businesses. Ramadani et al (2015) also looked into the situations of women entrepreneurs in the transition economies of Albania, Macedonia and Kosovo.…”

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confidence: 99%

Entrepreneurship in Turkey and other Balkan countries: are there opportunities for mutual co-operation through internationalisation?

Tekin

Ramadani

Dana

2021

RIBS

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Purpose The aim of this study is to evaluate the entrepreneurship activity in Turkey and the Balkan countries and to show in which fields they can cooperate in the future. Design/methodology/approach Document analysis was used in the research. In this context, taking into consideration the Global Entrepreneurship Index data published in 2019, the entrepreneurial potentials of Balkan countries, its current status was examined. Therefore, Turkey’s contribution to the development of entrepreneurial activities in the Balkan countries is shown in the study. Findings The results of the research show that entrepreneurship activities in the Balkan countries are not at the expected levels. In addition, it is determined that Turkey is in a central position in the Balkan’s entrepreneurship ecosystem in subjects such as especially, product innovation, risk capital, the ability of entrepreneurial start-up and its enterprises show high growth. Other Balkan countries may cooperate with Turkey about the production of technological products and technology transfer issues. Partner incubation programs can be formed. Training activities related to the entrepreneurship ecosystem can be organised together. Originality/value To the best of the authors’ knowledge, this paper is one of the first study that addresses the current situation of Balkan countries by analysing the entrepreneurship index scores of Turkey and Balkan countries (Albania, Bulgaria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Romania, Croatia, Serbia, northern Macedonia, Greece and Slovenia). It also formulated suggestions on establishing cooperation with Turkey.

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The phenomenon of entrepreneurial leadership in gazelles and mice: a qualitative study from Bosnia and Herzegovina

Cited by 31 publications

References 64 publications

The Moderating Effect of Entrepreneurial Leadership and Competitive Advantage on the Relationship Bbetween Business Model Innovation and Startup Performance

The Moderating Effect of Entrepreneurial Leadership and Competitive Advantage on the Relationship Bbetween Business Model Innovation and Startup Performance

O fenômeno da internacionalização e as empresas scale-up: Uma revisão sistemática da literatura

Entrepreneurship in Turkey and other Balkan countries: are there opportunities for mutual co-operation through internationalisation?

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