Most Recent Additions to Digital Knowledge at Babson*
Eighths, Sixteenths, and Market Depth: Changes in Tick Size and Liquidity Provision on the NYSE
Michael A. Goldstein and Kenneth A. Kavajecz
Trading Strategies during Circuit Breakers and Extreme Market Movements
Michael A. Goldstein and Kenneth A. Kavajecz
Transparency and Liquidity: A Controlled Experiment on Corporate Bonds
Michael A. Goldstein, Edith S. Hotchkiss, and Erik R. Sirri
InterCon Travel Health Case Study
Michael A. Goldstein, Gregory E. Truman, and Dessislava A. Pachamanova
Competition in the market for NASDAQ securities
Michael A. Goldstein, Andriy V. Shkilko, Bonnie F. Van Ness, and Robert A. Van Ness
IMPROVING METHODOLOGIES OF HIGH POTENTIAL NASCENT ENTREPRENEURSHIP RESEARCH (INTERACTIVE PAPER)
Julienne Senyard, Per Davidsson, and Paul Steffens
WHAT RESEARCH MATTERS? FACTORS THAT DRIVE THE IMPACT OF ARTICLES IN JOURNAL OF BUSINESS VENTURING (SUMMARY)
Tomas Karlsson and Amanda Elam
EMERGENCE AND DEVELOPMENT OF KEY WORDS AND COLLOCATIONS IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP RESEARCH 1989-2007 (SUMMARY)
Tomas Karlsson
FROM IDEA TO COMMUNITY VENTURE – A RESOURCE DEPENDENCY PERSPECTIVE (SUMMARY)
Ingebjørg Vestrum and Einar Rasmussen
THE PROCESS OF VALUE CREATION IN SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURIAL FIRMS (SUMMARY)
Robin Stevens, Nathalie Moray, and Saskia Crucke
FINANCING SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURS: PHILANTHROPIC VENTURE CAPITAL vs. FOUNDATIONS (SUMMARY)
Mariarosa Scarlata and Luisa Alemany
EXPLORING SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP ACTIVITY IN THE UNITED STATES: FOR PROFIT VENTURES GENERATING SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC VALUE (SUMMARY)
Heidi Neck, Candida Brush, and Elaine Allen
SOCIAL VENTURE STRATEGY FROM A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY ASSESSING ASHOKA FELLOWS (SUMMARY)
Moriah Meyskens and Colleen Post
THE EMERGENCE OF SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP AS A RESEARCH DOMAIN: IMPLICATIONS FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP THEORY (SUMMARY)
T. L. Hill, Tanvi H. Kothari, and Matt Shea
THE DEPENDENT VARIABLES OF SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP RESEARCH
Todd W. Moss, G.T. Lumpkin, and Jeremy C. Short
WHO ARE THE SOCIAL “ENTREPRENEURS” AND WHAT DO THEY ACTUALLY DO?
Artur Steinerowski, Sarah Jack, and Jane Farmer
ENTREPRENEUR AS CHANGE AGENT: ANTECEDENTS AND MODERATORS OF INDIVIDUAL-LEVEL PHILANTHROPIC BEHAVIOR
Joseph E. Coombs, Abbie J. Shipp, and Lisa J. Christensen
*Updated as of 11/21/09. Based on date of posting, not date of publication.