P-ISSN 1944-1150
E-ISSN 1944-1169
Vol. 15, Issue 1, 2019October 18, 2019 MDT
Can the SBI Program Survive: An Examination of the Relationship of the AACSB and the SBI
Can the SBI Program Survive: An Examination of the Relationship of the AACSB and the SBI
Articles in Vol. 15, Issue 1, 2019
Vol. 15, Issue 1, 2019
- ANYLINE: A GROWING SMALL BUSINESS IN AUSTRIALaird R. SmithLaura Guerrero
- Creativity and Entrepreneurship: What Entrepreneurs ThinkClaire Allison StammerjohanTom J DeNardinMonica WinkelWilliam W Stammerjohan
- Micro-foundations of resources, capabilities and international firm performance: A look at LMXJeffrey MuldoonJoshua S. BendicksonCurtis F. Matherne
- Does gender inequality matter for female entrepreneurial activities? An investigation of selected OECD countriesDennis Barber IIIYassaman SaadatmandJohnathan Pierce
- Can the SBI Program Survive: An Examination of the Relationship of the AACSB and the SBIDavid L. HoffmanDavid BechtoldAnn Murphy
- Teaching Cases on Small Businesses for Today’s GenerationJoshua S. BendicksonCurtis F. MatherneMark SmithKeith R. Credo
- Towards an Integrated, Holistic Approach to Teaching StrategyWilliam M Donaldson
Hoffman, David L., David Bechtold, and Ann Murphy. 2019. “Can the SBI Program Survive: An Examination of the Relationship of the AACSB and the SBI.” Small Business Institute Journal 15 (1): 39–48.