Scope of the Journal

The Journal of Entrepreneurship and Business Ventures is dedicated to advancing the understanding and practice of entrepreneurship through the dissemination of rigorous research and insightful analysis. Our scope encompasses a wide range of topics related to entrepreneurship, with a focus on the following areas:

1. Entrepreneurial Theory and Practice: Exploration of new theories, models, and frameworks that contribute to the understanding of entrepreneurial processes, behavior, and dynamics.
2. Startup Ecosystems: Analysis of the factors influencing the development and sustainability of startup ecosystems, including policy, finance, infrastructure, and culture.
3. Innovation and Creativity: Studies on how innovation and creativity drive entrepreneurial ventures, including the role of technology, product development, and creative problem-solving.
4. Social Entrepreneurship: Examination of entrepreneurial initiatives aimed at solving social, environmental, and cultural issues, highlighting the impact and challenges of social enterprises.
5. SME Management: Insights into the management of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), covering topics such as growth strategies, operational efficiency, and leadership.
6. Entrepreneurial Education: Research on the effectiveness of educational programs and training designed to foster entrepreneurial skills and mindsets among students and professionals.
7. Finance and Investment: Investigations into the financial aspects of entrepreneurship, including funding mechanisms, investment strategies, venture capital, and crowdfunding.
8. Global and Comparative Studies: Comparative studies of entrepreneurship across different regions and cultures, providing a global perspective on entrepreneurial practices and trends.
9. Policy and Regulation: Analysis of the impact of governmental policies, regulations, and support systems on entrepreneurial activities and the broader economic environment.
10. Entrepreneurial Success and Failure: Case studies and empirical research on the factors contributing to the success or failure of entrepreneurial ventures, including personal attributes, market conditions, and strategic decisions.
11. Corporate Entrepreneurship: Exploration of entrepreneurial activities within established organizations, including intrapreneurship, corporate venturing, and innovation management.
12. Technology and Digital Entrepreneurship: Examination of how digital technologies and platforms are transforming entrepreneurial opportunities and business models.

The Journal welcomes original research articles, case studies, reviews, and theoretical papers that contribute to the academic and practical understanding of entrepreneurship. We aim to bridge the gap between theory and practice, providing valuable insights for scholars, practitioners, policymakers, and educators in the field of entrepreneurship. However the scope of the Journal is not limited to these areas. Research in any other related stream could also be taken into consideration.