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Jennifer M. Walske "Genetically engineered: why some venture capital firms are more successful than others". Entrepreneurship: Theory and Practice. FindArticles.com. 23 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_hb6648/is_1_33/ai_n31342279/

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Articles in Jan, 2009 issue of Entrepreneurship: Theory and Practice

• Architecture of entrepreneurial learning: exploring the link among heuristics, knowledge, and action
  by Tim R. Holcomb
• Agency, strategic entrepreneurship, and the performance of private equity-backed buyouts
  by Miguel Meuleman
• Advancing strategic entrepreneurship research: the role of complexity science in shifting the paradigm
  by Minet Schindehutte
• Strategic entrepreneurship: exploring different perspectives of an emerging concept
  by Donald F. Kuratko
• Conceptualizing corporate entrepreneurship strategy
  by R. Duane Ireland
• Understanding and measuring autonomy: an entrepreneurial orientation perspective
  by G.T. Lumpkin
• The impact of strategic entrepreneurship inside the organization: examining job stress and employee retention
  by Erik Monsen
• Are we comparing apples with apples or apples with oranges? Appropriateness of knowledge accumulation across growth studies
  by Dean Shepherd
• Performance configurations over time: implications for growth- and profit-oriented strategies
  by Paul Steffens
• Agency and governance in strategic entrepreneurship
  by David B. Audretsch
• Venture capitalists as catalysts to new venture internationalization: the impact of their knowledge and reputation resources
  by Stephanie A. Fernhaber
• Genetically engineered: why some venture capital firms are more successful than others
  by Jennifer M. Walske
• Commentary: on the integration of strategic management and entrepreneurship: views of a contrarian
  by G. Dale Meyer
• The effectiveness of alliances and acquisitions: the role of resource combination activities
  by Johan Wiklund
• Strategic entrepreneurship at universities: academic entrepreneurs' assessment of policy programs
  by Holger Patzelt