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A study is conducted using quantitative and qualitative analysis methods to examine the changing importance for ethnic minority business in Scotland.

A study on organizational learning examines the factors that influence decision making of small manufacturing firms in regard to investments.

This article presents findings from a large-scale study of access to finance and business support by ethnic minority businesses (EMBs) in the UK. The results show more variation between ethnic [...]

Brussels, P.I.E.: Peter Lang, 2001. 403 pp. ISBN 90-5201-952-5 This book is concerned with health and safety in small enterprises in the European Union (EU); it is based on an [...]

DAVID SMALLBONE IS PROFESSOR OF SMALL and Medium Enterprises and Head of the Centre for Enterprise and Economic Development Research at Middlesex University Business School. Friederike Welter is Senior Researcher, [...]

This paper investigates the implications of the Single Market process for small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the UK food sector. As such, it forms part of a wider research [...]

Introduction THERE IS EVIDENCE OF A GROWING interest in the UK in the contribution of established SMEs in the economy which is reflected in policy initiations such as the Department [...]

M. Svetlicic and M. Rojec (eds) Facilitating Transition by Internationalisation: Outward Direct Investment from Central European Economies in Transition. Aldershot, UK and Burlington, VT: Ashgate, 2003. 310 pp. ISBN 0-7546-3133-8, [...]

This book contains selected papers from a conference in Budapest in June, 1995 entitled `Innovative Approaches to Financial and Technical Services for Small Enterprises'. The conference brought together representatives of [...]