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January 2010, Volume 22, Issue 1
- 47-76 Orchestrating innovation networks: The case of innovation brokers in the agri-food sector
by Maarten H. Batterink & Emiel F.M. Wubben & Laurens Klerkx & S.W.F. (Onno) Omta
- 77-96 Barriers to network innovation in UK ethnic fresh produce supply
by Martin K. Hingley & Adam Lindgreen & Michael B. Beverland
- 97-111 Asian female immigrant entrepreneurs in small and medium-sized businesses in Australia
by Jock Collins & Angeline Low
August 2009, Volume 23, Issue 3-4
- 187-215 Regional variations in entrepreneurial cognitions: Start-up intentions of university students in Spain
by Francisco Liñán & David Urbano & Maribel Guerrero
July 2009, Volume 23, Issue 3-4
- 159-186 An analysis of non-financial factors associated with financial distress
by Antonia Madrid-Guijarro & Domingo GarcÃa-Pérez-de-Lema & Howard van Auken
- 235-257 The challenge of constructing regional advantages in peripheral areas: The case of marine biotechnology in Tromsø, Norway
by James Karlsen & Arne Isaksen & Olav R. Spilling
April 2009, Volume 23, Issue 3-4
- 89-111 The relationship between resources, entrepreneurial orientation and performance in farm-based ventures
by Jorunn Grande & Einar Lier Madsen & Odd Jarl Borch
March 2009, Volume 22, Issue 5
May 2009, Volume 22, Issue 5
- 457-484 Knowledge flow and inter-firm networks: The influence of network resources, spatial proximity and firm size
by Robert Huggins & Andrew Johnston
April 2009, Volume 22, Issue 5
- 403-423 Spatial variations in the hidden enterprise culture: Some lessons from England
by Colin C. Williams
- 425-455 The symbiosis of entities in the social engagement network: The role of social ventures
by Moriah Meyskens & Alan L. Carsrud & Richard N. Cardozo
September 2009, Volume 21, Issue 5-6
- 459-480 Entrepreneurship and economic growth: Evidence from emerging and developed countries
by Dave Valliere & Rein Peterson
- 481-502 Growth dynamics of dedicated biotechnology firms in transition economies. Evidence from the Baltic countries and Poland
by Stéphane Malo & Jesper Norus†
- 503-527 Franchise network restructuring: Pressures, constraints and mechanisms
by Juliet Cox & Colin Mason
- 529-552 The diffusion of exporting in Brazilian industrial clusters
by Angela da Rocha & Beatriz Kury & Joana Monteiro
- 553-573 Collective learning in clusters: Mechanisms and biases
by Udo Staber
July 2009, Volume 21, Issue 4
- 329-331 Guest Editorial
by Robert J. Stimson & Peter J. Nijkamp & Roger R. Stough
- 333-349 Service industry and cumulative growth in the regions of Europe
by Sandy Dall'erba & Marco Percoco & Gianfranco Piras
- 351-373 Measuring entrepreneurship and knowledge capital: Metropolitan economic efficiency in the USA1
by Ryan Sutter & Roger R. Stough
- 375-397 Characteristics of migrant entrepreneurship in Europe
by Tüzin Baycan-Levent & Peter Nijkamp
- 399-420 Aims and strategies in regional innovation and growth policy: A Danish perspective
by Andreas P. Cornett
- 421-439 Creativity and industrial cities: A case study of Baltimore
by Zoltan J. Acs & Monika I. Megyesi
- 441-455 Knowledge and innovation: The strings between global and local dimensions of sustainable growth
by Teresa de Noronha Vaz & Peter Nijkamp
- 457-457 Alan D. MacPherson
by Edward J. Malecki & Alistair R. Anderson
May 2009, Volume 21, Issue 3
- 239-264 Transnational networking and business performance: Ethnic entrepreneurs in Canada
by Dafna Kariv & Teresa V. Menzies & Gabrielle A. Brenner & Louis Jacques Filion
- 265-283 The influence of co-location in higher education institutions on small firms' perspectives of knowledge transfer
by Nigel Lockett & Frank Cave & Ron Kerr & Sarah Robinson
- 285-302 The need for innovation as a rationale for government involvement in entrepreneurship
by Steven C. Michael & John A. Pearce
- 303-323 Entry dynamics of self-employment in South Korea
by GiSeung Kim & Joonmo Cho
March 2009, Volume 21, Issue 2
- 99-130 False expectations: Reconsidering the role of informal venture capital in closing the regional equity gap1
by Sofia Avdeitchikova
- 131-154 Influence of the capacities of top management on the internationalization of SMEs
by Rubén Fernández-Ortiz & Guadalupe Fuentes Lombardo
- 155-181 On the occupational choices of return migrants
by Theodore Lianos & Anastasia Pseiridis
- 183-211 Women entrepreneurs in sub-Saharan Africa: An institutional theory analysis from a social marketing point of view
by Lyn S. Amine & Karin M. Staub
- 213-236 Entrepreneurship and diversification on English farms: Identifying business enterprise characteristics and change processes
by Julian Clark
January 2009, Volume 21, Issue 1
- 1-24 Collective efficiency, policy inducement and social embeddedness: Drivers for the development of industrial districts
by Mario Davide Parrilli
- 51-76 Making rational use of 'irrationality'? Exploring the role of need for cognitive closure in nascent entrepreneurial activity
by Mark T. Schenkel & Charles H. Matthews & Matthew W. Ford
December 2008, Volume 21, Issue 1
- 25-49 The suitability of the configuration approach in entrepreneurship research
by Rainer Harms & Sascha Kraus & Erich Schwarz
June 2008, Volume 21, Issue 1
- 77-97 The implications of public sector small business advisers becoming strategic sounding boards: England and Scotland compared
by Kevin F. Mole & William Keogh
September 2008, Volume 20, Issue 5
- 409-430 Networks vs. market methods in high-tech venture fundraising: the impact of institutional environment
by Jing Zhang & Poh-Kam Wong
- 431-450 Small firm exporters in a developing economy context: evidence from Ghana
by Paul J. A. Robson & Mark Freel
- 451-483 Cultural differences and entrepreneurial behaviour: an intra-country cross-cultural analysis in Cape Verde
by Antonia Mercedes GarcÃa-Cabrera & Mª Gracia GarcÃa-Soto
- 485-487 Book review
by Richard Blundel
July 2008, Volume 20, Issue 4
- 317-343 The determinants and growth implications of venture creation speed
by Joan-Lluis Capelleras & Francis J. Greene
- 345-366 Business incomes in rural Nicaragua: the role of household resources, location, experience and trust
by Marijke D'haese & Marieke De Ruijter De Wildt & Ruerd Ruben
- 367-385 Can experiential knowledge and localised learning in start-up policy and practice be transferred between regions? The case of the START network
by Andrew Atherton & Liz Price
- 387-408 Linking learning with governance in networks and clusters: key issues for analysis and policy
by Mario Davide Parrilli & Silvia Sacchetti
May 2008, Volume 20, Issue 3
- 209-235 Developing regional communities of practice by network reflection: the case of the Norwegian electronics industry
by Anne Haugen Gausdal
- 237-257 Attracting cross-border venture capital: the role of a local investor
by Markus M. Mäkelä & Markku V. J. Maula
- 259-283 Is regional innovation system development possible in peripheral regions? Some evidence from the case of La Pocatière, Canada
by David Doloreux & Steve Dionne
- 285-309 The language of social entrepreneurs
by Caroline Parkinson & Carole Howorth
March 2008, Volume 20, Issue 2
- 111-124 Regional determinants of entrepreneurial start-ups in a developing country
by Wim Naudé & Thomas Gries & Eric Wood & Aloe Meintjies
- 125-159 Change and the development of entrepreneurial networks over time: a processual perspective
by Sarah Jack & Sarah Drakopoulou Dodd & Alistair R. Anderson
- 161-183 Knowledge networks of young innovators in the urban economy: biotechnology as a case study
by Marina Van Geenhuizen
- 185-206 Universities and knowledge-based venturing: finance, management and networks in London
by Robert Huggins
January 2008, Volume 20, Issue 1
- 1-18 Indigenous entrepreneurship, culture and micro-enterprise in the Pacific Islands: case studies from Samoa
by Miranda Cahn
- 19-40 To eat or to be eaten--on the role of entrepreneurship in the Norwegian telecom access sector
by Olav R. Spilling & Ovar Andreas Rosenberg
- 41-65 Developing relationships within the framework of local economic development in Spain
by Carmen Camarero Izquierdo & Carlos Hernández Carrión & Sonia San MartÃn Gutiérrez
- 67-88 Diffusion of knowledge and skills through labour markets: evidence from the furniture cluster in Metro Cebu (the Philippines)
by Niels Beerepoot
- 89-109 Intermediated mode of internationalization: new software ventures in Ireland and India
by Siri Terjesen & Colm O'Gorman & Zoltan J. Acs
September 2007, Volume 19, Issue 5
- 381-403 Success factors for new businesses in Austria and the Czech Republic
by Alexander Kessler
- 405-431 'Types' of private family firms: an exploratory conceptual and empirical analysis
by Paul Westhead & Carole Howorth
- 433-450 Enterprising expatriates: lifestyle migration and entrepreneurship in rural southern Europe
by Ian Stone & Cherrie Stubbs
July 2007, Volume 19, Issue 4
- 293-312 Regional patterns and determinants of birth and survival of new firms in Western Germany
by Udo Brixy & Reinhold Grotz
- 313-337 Do different institutional frameworks condition the influence of local fear of failure and entrepreneurial examples over entrepreneurial activity?
by Yancy Vaillant & Esteban Lafuente
- 339-358 Developing a framework for network and cluster identification for use in economic development policy-making
by David Pickernell & Patricia A. Rowe & Michael J. Christie & David Brooksbank
- 359-376 Cultural background, human capital and self-employment rates among immigrants in Norway
by Evgueni Vinogradov & Lars Kolvereid
- 377-378 Book review
by Alf Rehn
May 2007, Volume 19, Issue 3
- 209-226 Innovation in food firms: contribution of regional networks within the international business context
by Xavier Gellynck & Bert Vermeire & Jacques Viaene
- 227-251 The significance of personality in business start-up intentions, start-up realization and business success
by Hermann Frank & Manfred Lueger & Christian Korunka
- 253-280 Entrepreneurial aspiration and transition into self-employment: evidence from British longitudinal data
by Andrew Henley
- 281-291 The relationship between economic development and business ownership revisited
by Martin Carree & André Van Stel & Roy Thurik & Sander Wennekers
March 2007, Volume 19, Issue 2
- 113-136 Do clusters capabilities matter? An empirical application of the resource-based view in clusters
by José Luis Hervás-Oliver & José Albors-Garrigós
- 137-159 What is global and what is local in knowledge-generating interaction? The case of the biotech cluster in Uppsala, Sweden
by Anders Waxell & Anders Malmberg
- 161-183 The internationalization of SMEs: developing and testing a multi-dimensional measure on Slovenian firms
by Mitja Ruzzier & Bostjan Antoncic & Robert D. Hisrich
- 185-204 The significance of sustained entrepreneurial orientation on performance of firms -- A longitudinal analysis
by Einar Lier Madsen
January 2007, Volume 19, Issue 1
- 1-24 Business environments and cluster attractiveness to managers
by Martin Perry
- 25-48 Influence of entrepreneur type, region and sector effects on business self-confidence: Empirical evidence from Argentine firms
by Justo De Jorge Moreno & Leopoldo Laborda Castillo & Elio De Zuani Masere
- 49-68 Cultural evolution and economic growth: New Zealand Maori
by Greg Clydesdale
- 69-88 High-growth SMEs versus non-high-growth SMEs: a discriminant analysis
by Ana M. Moreno & José C. Casillas
- 89-107 Money, money, money? A longitudinal investigation of entrepreneur career reasons, growth preferences and achieved growth
by Gavin Cassar
November 2006, Volume 18, Issue 6
- 443-471 Industrial and knowledge relocation strategies under the challenges of globalization and digitalization: the move of small and medium enterprises among territorial systems
by Lucio Biggiero
- 473-501 The decline of the industrial district of Como: recession, relocation or reconversion?
by Fernando G. Alberti
- 503-524 Industrial districts: something more than a neighbourhood
by F Xavier Molina-Morales & M. Teresa MartÃnez-Fernández
- 525-542 The development of industrial clusters and public policy
by Frank McDonald & Dimitrios Tsagdis & Qihai Huang
- 543-562 Evolution and relocation in fashion-led Italian districts: evidence from two case-studies
by Alessia Sammarra & Fiorenza Belussi
September 2006, Volume 18, Issue 5
- 371-392 Rural entrepreneurs and institutional assistance: an empirical study from mountainous Italy
by Nicola Meccheri & Gianluigi Pelloni
- 393-420 The Pharmacia story of entrepreneurship and as a creative technical university1 -- an experiment in innovation, organizational break up and industrial renaissance
by Gunnar Eliasson & Åsa Eliasson
- 421-440 Entrepreneurial processes and the social construction of opportunity
by Denise E. Fletcher
July 2006, Volume 18, Issue 4
- 279-304 Industrial districts and internationalization: the case of the agri-food industry in Modena, Italy
by Paola Bertolini & Enrico Giovannetti
- 305-320 The dynamics of entrepreneurs' networks in a transitioning economy: the case of Russia
by Bat Batjargal
- 321-339 For the greater good: business networks and business social responsibility to communities
by Terry L. Besser & Nancy Miller & Robert K. Perkins
- 341-366 Gender and the commercialization of university science: academic founders of spinout companies
by Peter Rosa & Alison Dawson
- 367-369 Book review
by Mats Hammarstedt
May 2006, Volume 18, Issue 3
- 185-205 Owner-managers, clusters and local embeddedness: small firms in the Sheffield (UK) metal-working cluster
by H. Doug Watts & Andrew M. Wood & Perry Wardle
- 207-226 Why are some Spanish manufacturing firms internationalizing rapidly? The role of business and institutional international networks
by José A Belso-MartÃnez
- 227-248 Regional development and sources of superior performance across textile and IT sectors in Taiwan
by Yi-Min Chen & Feng-Jyh Lin
- 249-274 Entrepreneurship: the missing ingredient in China's STIPs?
by Lorraine Watkins-Mathys & M. John Foster
March 2006, Volume 18, Issue 2
- 91-107 Swedish tribalism and Tanzanian entrepreneurship: preconditions for trust formation
by Malin Tillmar
- 109-131 In-migrant entrepreneurship in rural England: beyond local embeddedness
by Christos Kalantaridis & Zografia Bika
- 133-150 Ethnic minority business and the employment of illegal immigrants
by Trevor Jones & Monder Ram & Paul Edwards
- 151-183 Explaining female and male entrepreneurship at the country level
by Ingrid Verheul & André Van Stel & Roy Thurik
January 2006, Volume 18, Issue 1
- 1-24 Balancing localization and globalization:exploring the impact of firm internationalization on a regional cluster
by Richard De Martino & David Mc Hardy Reid & Stelios C. Zygliodopoulos
- 25-53 The territoriality of the network economy and urban networks: evidence from flanders
by Peter Cabus & Wim Vanhaverbeke
- 55-72 Collective action, governance structure and organizational trust in localized systems of production. The case of the AOC organization of small producers
by André Torre
- 73-89 Fix or fixation? The contributions and limitations of entrepreneurship and small firms to combating social exclusion
by Robert Blackburn & Monder Ram
November 2005, Volume 17, Issue 6
- 405-429 Contrasting local responses to globalization: the case of volume yacht manufacturing in Europe
by Richard Blundel & Michael Thatcher
- 431-447 The role of university-based industrial extension services in the business performance of small manufacturing firms: case-study evidence from Western New York
by Alan Macpherson & Michael Ziolkowski
- 449-478 The geography of talent: entrepreneurship and local economic development in Oxfordshire
by Helen Lawton Smith & John Glasson & Andrew Chadwick
- 479-499 'Created' enclaves for enterprise: an empirical study of Singapore's industrial parks in Indonesia, Vietnam and China
by Caroline Yeoh & Wilfred Pow Ngee How & Ai Lin Leong
September 2005, Volume 17, Issue 5
- 313-338 The dynamics of regional specialization and cluster formation: dividing trajectories of maritime industries in two Norwegian regions
by AsbjØrn Karlsen
- 339-363 Local clusters in global value chains: exploring dynamic linkages between Germany and Pakistan
by Khalid Nadvi & Gerhard Halder
- 365-388 Information flows and adaptation in Tanzanian cottage industries
by Stein Kristiansen & Joseph Kimeme & Andrew Mbwambo & Fathul Wahid
- 389-404 Ethnic group size, linguistic isolation, and immigrant entrepreneurship in the USA
by Marie T. Mora & Alberto Dávila
July 2005, Volume 17, Issue 4
- 237-266 Innovation, networking and the new industrial clusters: the characteristics of networks and local innovation capabilities in the Turkish industrial clusters
by Ayda Eraydin & Bilge Armatli-Köroğlu
- 267-291 Linkage lock-in and regional economic development: the case of the Øresund medi-tech plastics industry
by Henrik Sornn-Friese & Janne Simoni Sørensen
- 293-312 Technology centres during the economic downturn: what have we learned?
by Ross Gittell & Jeffrey Sohl
May 2005, Volume 17, Issue 3
- 163-182 Antecedents of trust in industrial districts: an empirical analysis of inter-firm relations in a Turkish industrial district
by Beyza Oba & Fatih Semerciöz
- 183-204 Creation of relational assets through the 'library of equipment' model: an industrial modernization approach of Japan's local technology centres
by Hiro Izushi
- 205-222 Are Scottish firms meeting the ICT challenge? Results from a National Survey of Enterprise
by H. M. Haugh & P. J. A. Robson
- 223-235 A new US definition of 'Minority Business': lessons from the first four years
by Matthew C. Sonfield
March 2005, Volume 17, Issue 2
- 89-108 An evaluation of public support measures for private external consultancies to SMEs in the Walloon Region of Belgium
by Johan Lambrecht & Fabrice Pirnay
- 109-127 Aspiring, nascent and fledgling entrepreneurs: an investigation of the business start-up process
by Beate Rotefoss & Lars Kolvereid
- 129-144 Bootstrap financing and owners' perceptions of their business constraints and opportunities
by Richard B. Carter & Howard Van Auken
- 145-161 Equilibrium entrepreneurship rate, economic development and growth. Evidence from Spanish regions
by José A. Belso MartÃnez
January 2005, Volume 17, Issue 1
- 1-15 Lifestyle, growth, or community involvement? The balance of goals of UK artisan food producers
by Angela Tregear
- 17-42 The 'new generation of African entrepreneurs': networking to change the climate for business and private sector-led development
by Barbara E. McDade & Anita Spring
- 43-64 Entrepreneurship in the public sector: a framework of analysis in European local governments
by Stefania Zerbinati & Vangelis Souitaris
- 65-88 An institutional analysis of marketing practices of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in China, Hong Kong and Taiwan
by Wai-Sum Siu
November 2004, Volume 16, Issue 6
- 439-458 In what sense 'regional development?': entrepreneurship, underdevelopment and strong tradition in the periphery
by Paul Benneworth
- 459-479 Policies to promote new knowledge-intensive industrial agglomerations
by Colm O'gorman & Mika Kautonen
- 481-499 Beyond portfolio entrepreneurship: multiple income sources in small firms
by Sara Carter & Stephen Tagg & Pavlos Dimitratos
- 501-522 Internationalization of private firms: environmental turbulence and organizational strategies and resources
by Paul Westhead & Mike Wright & Deniz Ucbasaran
September 2004, Volume 16, Issue 5
- 351-368 Networks and linkages among firms and organizations in the Ottawa-region technology cluster
by Judith J. Madill & George H. Haines & Allan L. Riding
- 369-390 High technology localization and extra-regional networks
by John N. H. Britton
- 391-412 Entrepreneurs' networks and the success of start-ups
by Peter Witt
- 413-432 Creating space for play/invention -- concepts of space and organizational entrepreneurship
by Daniel Hjorth
- 433-437 Book review of Economic Geography of Higher Education: Knowledge Infrastructure and Learning Regions . Edited by R OEL R UTTEN , F RANS B OEKEMA and E LSA K UIJPERS (London: Routledge, 2003). [Pp. 258]
by Edward J. Malecki
July 2004, Volume 16, Issue 4
- 251-269 Networks, weak signals and technological innovations among SMEs in the land-based transportation equipment sector
by Pierre-André Julien & Eric Andriambeloson & Charles Ramangalahy
- 271-287 Is small beautiful? The case of the Swedish IT industry
by Dan Johansson
- 289-305 International entrepreneurship and the small business
by Denise Fletcher
- 307-333 Financial bootstrapping and venture development in the software industry
by Richard T. Harrison & Colin M. Mason & Paul Girling
- 335-350 Self-employment in the era of the new economic model in Latin America: a case study from Nicaragua
by Michael J. Pisani & José A. Pagán
May 2004, Volume 16, Issue 3
- 179-196 Reclaiming the space of entrepreneurship in society: geographical, discursive and social dimensions
by Chris Steyaert & Jerome Katz
- 197-215 A cross-national study of culture, organization and entrepreneurship in three neighbourhoods
by Lauretta Conklin Frederking
- 217-233 Depleted communities and community business entrepreneurship: revaluing space through place
by Harvey Johnstone & Doug Lionais
- 235-250 'Znakomstva I Svyazi' (Acquaintances and connections) -- Blat , the Soviet Union, and mundane entrepreneurship
by Alf Rehn & Saara Taalas
March 2004, Volume 16, Issue 2
- 87-106 Networking, trust and embeddedness amongst SMEs in the Aberdeen oil complex
by Danny Mackinnon & Keith Chapman & Andrew Cumbers
- 107-128 Human capital, social capital, and innovation: a multi-country study
by Mourad Dakhli & Dirk De Clercq
- 129-144 State entrepreneurship and regional development: Singapore's industrial parks in Batam and Suzhou
by Alexius A. Pereira
- 145-159 An assessment of a venture creation programme: the case of Shell Live WIRE
by F. J. Greene & D. J. Storey
- 161-178 Strategic marketing practices and the performance of Chinese small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Taiwan
by Wai-Sum Siu & Wenchang Fang & Tingling Lin
January 2004, Volume 16, Issue 1
- 1-3 Editorial
by Edward J. Malecki & Peter Nijkamp & Roger Stough
- 5-19 Cities and cyberspace: new entrepreneurial strategies
by Marina Van Geenhuizen
- 21-39 Fibre tracks: explaining investment in fibre optic backbones
by Edward J. Malecki
- 41-54 Pizza over the Internet: e-commerce, the fragmentation of activity and the tyranny of the region
by Helen Couclelis
- 55-75 ICT policies for SMEs and regional disparities. The Spanish case
by Juan R. Cuadrado-Roura & Antonio Garcia-Tabuenca
- 77-86 Breeding places for ethnic entrepreneurs: a comparative marketing approach
by Enno Masurel & Peter Nijkamp & Gabriella Vindigni
October 2003, Volume 15, Issue 4
- 273-298 Institutional endowment, localized capabilities and the emergence of SMEs: from mining to recycling, the case of Freiberg (Saxony)
by Bernard Musyck
- 299-307 The Marshallian Industrial District, an organizational and institutional answer to uncertainty
by Frédéric Corolleur & Claude Courlet
- 309-331 Local developers as virtual entrepreneurs - do difficult surroundings need initiating interventions?
by Mauri Laukkanen & Hannu Niittykangas
- 333-350 Entrepreneurship in biodiversity conservation and regional development
by Irmi Seidl & Oliver Schelske & Jasmin Joshi & Markus Jenny
- 351-370 Regional differences in structural characteristics of start-ups
by Franz Tödtling & Herta Wanzenböck
July 2003, Volume 15, Issue 3
- 183-206 Enterprise clusters in developing countries: mechanisms of transition and stagnation
by Meine Pieter Van Dijk & Árni Sverrisson
- 207-228 A longitudinal study of habitual entrepreneurs: starters and acquirers
by Deniz Ucbasaran & Mike Wright & Paul Westhead
- 229-252 Acquisition, assessment and use of business information by small- and medium-sized businesses: a demand perspective
by Kurtis G. Fuellhart & Amy K. Glasmeier
- 253-271 Traditional SMEs and innovation: the role of the industrial policy in Italy
by Secondo Rolfo & Giuseppe Calabrese
January 2003, Volume 15, Issue 2
- 99-102 Special Issue
by Monder Ram & David Smallbone
- 103-118 Beyond Chinese, beyond food: unpacking the regulated Chinese restaurant business in Germany
by Maggi W. H. Leung
- 119-135 Self-employment policies and migrants' entrepreneurship in Germany
by Maria Kontos
- 137-149 Cultural diversity and entrepreneurship: policy responses to immigrant entrepreneurs in Australia
by Jock Collins
- 151-166 Policies to support ethnic minority enterprise: the English experience
by Monder Ram & David Smallbone
- 167-181 Creating opportunities. Policies aimed at increasing openings for immigrant entrepreneurs in the Netherlands
by Robert C. Kloosterman
January 2003, Volume 15, Issue 1
- 1-26 Firm networks: external relationships as sources for the growth and competitiveness of entrepreneurial firms
by Christian Lechner & Michael Dowling
- 27-47 Modelling different types of multilateral co-operation between SMEs
by Elina VaramÄki & Jukka Vesalainen
- 49-67 Globalization, competitive advantages and the evolution of production systems: rural food processing and localized agri-food systems in Latin-American countries
by Denis Requier-Desjardins & FranÇOis Boucher & Claire Cerdan
- 69-82 Input/output ranges and performance: an examination of US machine tool producers
by Ronald V. Kalafsky & Alan D. MacPherson
- 83-98 Public advisory services - theory and practice
by Dan Hjalmarsson & Anders W. Johansson
October 2002, Volume 14, Issue 4
- 297-315 The institutional embeddedness of local inter-firm networks: a leverage for business creation
by Bengt Johannisson & Marcela RamÃrez-Pasillas & Gösta Karlsson
- 317-335 Industrial districts and innovation: the case of the Spanish ceramic tiles industry
by F. Xavier Molina-Morales
- 337-353 Types of innovation and inter-firm co-operation
by Lisa De Propris
- 355-372 A quintessential immigrant niche? The non-case of immigrants in the Dutch construction industry
by Jan Rath
July 2002, Volume 14, Issue 3
- 193-210 The articulation of social capital in entrepreneurial networks: a glue or a lubricant?
by Alistair R. Anderson & Sarah L. Jack
- 211-228 'Territorial systems of small firms in Spain: an analysis of productive and organizational characteristics in industrial districts'
by Jose Miguel Giner & Maria Jesus Santa MarÃa
- 247-269 Ownership and management issues in first generation and multi-generation family firms
by Paul Westhead & Carole Howorth & Marc Cowling
July 2002, Volume 14, Issue 2
- 89-115 Technological patterns among Spanish manufacturing firms
by Pilar Beneito
- 117-134 National differences in entrepreneurial networking
by Sarah Drakopoulou Dodd & Eleni Patra
- 135-154 The dynamics of limited breaking out: the case of the Arab manufacturing businesses in Israel
by Israel Drori & Miri Lerner
- 155-174 Emergence-based local Economic Development Model: a way forward in responding to turbulent operating environments
by Quaye Botchway & George Goodall & David Noon & Mark Lemon
- 175-191 Foreign direct investment and small firm employment in northern Mexico: 1987-1996
by Cynthia J. Brown
January 2002, Volume 14, Issue 1
- 1-30 Network evolution and the growth of artisanal firms: a tale of two regional cheese makers
by Richard Blundel
- 31-47 Explaining business groups started by habitual entrepreneurs in the Italian manufacturing sector
by Donato Iacobucci
- 49-65 Regional development and inter-industry recycling linkages: some historical perspectives
by Pierre Desrochers
- 67-87 A comparative analysis of corporate entrepreneurial orientation between selected firms in the Netherlands and the USA
by Bruce H. Kemelgor
October 2001, Volume 13, Issue 4
- 287-314 Regional competence and economic recovery: divergent growth paths in Boston's high technology economy
by Harald Bathelt
- 315-331 Incubator, technology, and innovation centres in Switzerland: features and policy implications
by Alain Thierstein & Beate Willhelm
- 333-350 Online business development services for entrepreneurs: an exploratory study
by Daniel Evans & Thierry Volery
- 351-370 Informal investors - A categorization, with policy implications
by Roger Sørheim & Hans Landström
July 2001, Volume 13, Issue 3
- 189-210 Local development and embedded large firms
by Marco Bellandi
- 211-228 The booster function and the entrepreneurial quality: an application to the province of Seville
by JoaquÃn Guzmán & F. Javier Santos
- 229-245 Managing the locals: employee relations in South Asian restaurants
by Monder Ram & Sue Marlow & Dean Patton
- 247-267 Innovation in service internationalization: the crucial role of the frantrepreneur
by Jon Sundbo & Robert Johnston & Jan Mattsson & Bruce Millett


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No matter who you are — what race, what religion, what gender, age, disability, or sexual orientation — you are welcomed at John Deere. Here, we know the value of bringing together diverse ideas. We embrace a culture that is accepting and understanding. And we work to include individuals and companies that fit with that culture. It's a culture that reflects our global market, widens our business opportunities, attracts the best talent, and breathes life into the best teamwork.
Of course, saying it doesn't make it so. But John Deere lives it through leadership and example.
Resource groups
We all have something to say. Something to contribute. Ideas to help each other, our communities, our customers, and John Deere. That's why John Deere supports Employee Resource Groups (ERG). Located around the world, these groups bring together people with shared interests, addressing three key factors – business, career, and community.
Employee participation is voluntary. Those who are part of an Employee Resource Group find opportunities for professional and leadership development, project management, and exposure to senior leadership.
John Deere benefits, as well. Employee Resource Groups help drive innovation and creativity. They offer insight into concerns and issues facing a particular group. They improve our overall company performance. And they help ERG members feel more connected with our company and our businesses.
Current Employee Resource Groups at John Deere include:
"I started participating in the WomenREACH ERG to get to know people I wouldn't normally meet in my normal line of business, and to take advantage of the opportunities the Group offers. I do get the opportunity to hone in and develop a wide variety of skills: communication/networking, time/project management, and presentation/leadership skills. Besides, it's a fun group to be a part of."
MarcusManager, Ag & Turf Engineering Development Program and Chair of African American Employee Resource Group
"I decided to participate with the African American ERG to connect with individuals from different functional areas as well as individuals that may have had similar experiences and backgrounds. The group has had a lot of success. The Mayor's Project has generated nearly $20 million in additional revenue for the company. Another budding success is the partnering of our group with Supplier Diversity, where the goal is to increase the amount of money John Deere spends with diverse suppliers. This is an industry best practice' where John Deere is ahead of the curve."
Supporting education, especially minority opportunities in education, is a focus at John Deere.
For example, we contribute to the Science, Engineering, Communication, Mathematics, and Enrichment (SECME). Developed for K-12 students, this national program encourages young people who are interested in science. We also support minority education and diversity initiatives at a number of colleges and universities. The John Deere Advancing Diversity Award at Indiana University's Kelly School of Business, for example, is presented to faculty and staff members who make significant contributions to diversity efforts.
John Deere provides support for programs such as Minorities in Agriculture, National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE), Society of Women Engineers (SWE), Society of Hispanic Engineers (SHPE), and National Association of Black Accountants (NABA) at the national level.
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The game BARRIER X is very easy to realize the arcade, which will offer you control something like a paper airplane or a flying triangle, then it does not matter. The game of course is divided into levels, but to be honest, even the first of them will become the majority in an endless runner ...
The game has seven levels, not so much, is not it? And the rules say that in order to pass the level you need to hold out for only 60 seconds, so that, in theory eliminating screen game can be completed in 7 minutes, but there is no man in the world able to do it. I'll tell you even more about every 10 seconds, you will see an inscription «CRASHE» on your screen which will mean that another attempt to pass the level ended in failure.
Is the game and the other rules, such as a control, which will give you the opportunity to turn either to the right or to the left, no other choice. If you can hold out at 30 seconds, it will allow you to unlock the next level, but do not go through this. As I have written, it is required for the passage of 60 seconds, which seems unrealistic, especially if we consider that every 15 seconds will increase the speed of what is happening.
Speaking of speed, then it is monstrous! Even at the most basic level, and at the most "low" speed to react practically impossible, if the rate of increase, it's frightening to imagine how the human eye would perceive it at all. However, the developers certainly know what they are doing, so it may be somewhere, and there is a person capable of this feat.
If someone thinks that the game can pour real money and go, forget, Donat there is, but only to disable the occasional ad units, not more. Also in the game modest design, which can slightly recall the cockpit of a racing car, where there is nothing but the pedals, steering wheel and a pair of lamps, as any luxury items fell victim to speed!
Something else?
Still in the game a great soundtrack, which helps a little to smooth out the stress of the event, as well as competitions and ratings where you can check out who is steeper response and nervous system. Nothing superfluous in general, but also the fact that there will cover you with his head!
Outcome: BARRIER X game is a kind of monster, ready to destroy you, and eat without even leaving a crumb. Is it possible to pass this game? Theoretically - yes, practically - I still have not found the evidence.
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Wildcats Ride Wave into Austin
MANHATTAN, Kan. The Kansas State rowing team hopes to ride the wave of momentum after their strong showing against Alabama earlier this week, going into the Longhorn Invitational to take on a strong field. The Wildcats will compete in the three-day event on Lady Bird Lake looking to continue progressing before heading to the West Coast.
The Wildcats will meet crews from host Texas along with Central Florida, Duke, Iowa, Oklahoma and Wisconsin. The Badgers of Wisconsin closed the 2008 season ranked No. 13 in the nation.
The Longhorn Invitational is a 2,000-meter dual-style event. Each race will feature two opposing crews going head-to-head down the course at Lady Bird Lake. K-State came up against some hard fought losses at the line in last year's Longhorn Invitational, and the Wildcats look to forge ahead with improvements on those few-second margins.


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Santa Destroy Cultural Tidbit: Santa Destroy High School has the lowest graduation rate in the greater United States. But it does have the highest number of injuries via katana blade. So there's that.
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Santa Destroy Cultural Tidbit: Santa Destroy High School has the lowest graduation rate in the greater United States. But it does have the highest number of injuries via katana blade. So there's that.
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January 18, 2015 at 9:11 pm
Are these actual tidbits??? Or are they just stuff you made up?
January 18, 2015 at 9:26 pm
Either way, they are still hype.
January 18, 2015 at 10:05 pm
I could use some actual tidbits right now. 😛 Who's up for a Timmie's run?
January 18, 2015 at 11:43 pm
I'm more of a regular doughnut man myself, but I'll be damned if Timbits aren't hype
January 18, 2015 at 10:05 pm
January 18, 2015 at 10:20 pm
The infinitely fertile Matt McMuscles always brings women to ultimate climax, and I believe Thunder Ryu thinks you want to join the Yakuza and asks you to strip and whatnot to check you for wires then Travis is like "I just wanna use you're gym man" and Thunder Ryu is like "Oh that, nevermind get dressed."
January 19, 2015 at 1:03 am
barbie doll dressup in games is like my favourite content, matt.
January 19, 2015 at 1:50 am
Oh man, Niomi's…*ahem*…"assets sure are lovely.
And I guess her boobies are nice too, but them swords.
I've also never heard of X being referred to as "cross". Not even once.
I actually like watching people customize their character(s), because character customization is literally a "make or break" for certain game genres to me (mostly RPGs, but even Shooters when I used to play them). Black Jacket Travis looks mad-wicked sick, you did well.
I really love Travis. Everything from his style, to his sexy hair, to his goddamn shitbag attitude, and of course, to his last name. Travis fucking Touchdown!
Love the one hour format. Really hope you're keeping it.
January 22, 2015 at 6:06 am
It's a Japanese thing to say cross instead of ex in any circumstance, but I can't say whether or not that's why Matt uses it.
January 19, 2015 at 1:18 pm
Wow I forgot this was an hour long video, good job
January 19, 2015 at 3:16 pm
I left a negative comment on an earlier episode and regret it, I'm really enjoying the series so far i hope i didn't discourage you.
January 19, 2015 at 9:51 pm
i don't mind see kill moves and other cool stuff like that Naomi's kill move was bad ass you should put more awesome things like that in there matt I am up for it 😀
January 20, 2015 at 4:37 am
Your Torabisu-kun ended up looking a whole lot more respectable than Woolies' so I ain't complaining about character customization.
January 20, 2015 at 8:40 am
Good stuff. Enjoying this playthrough now.
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We've heard it a million times from liberals: the electoral college is unfair! It allowed Donald Trump to win without winning the popular vote, they remind us.
What these liberals are neglecting is that we have an electoral college for a reason, mainly to held better represent the interests of States that aren't population centers, like those in the coasts. Look at the map below for instance, and you'll realize that most of the country is Red as blood, it's just the cities that are backed with liberals.
And if we had a popular vote system, candidates would simply campaign differently. Republicans don't bother competing in States like California because they'll never get the majority of votes needed to garner their electoral votes, and Democrats don't campaign in States like Texas for the same reason. That would change if we worked on a popular vote system, so quite simply, no one knows how this election would've ended up if a victory was based on the popular vote.
But here's the thing: if it wasn't for illegal immigrants, Trump would've won the popular vote too! As the US Herald reported:
To understand how serious this issue has become listen to the findings from Greg Phillips of the VoteFraud.org organization, in which illegal aliens have voted within this presidential election.
Moreover after Philips group completed an analysis of a database which housed over 180-million voter registrations, he acknowledged in a tweet: "we have verified more than 3-million votes cast by non-citizens."
A huge loophole is allowing people to vote with no proof they are citizens:
Want to take a guess at why liberals are the ones who oppose voter ID? They tell us it's because requiring an ID will disenfranchise voters, but the only people who would be disenfranchised are illegal immigrants.
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Most of staff were great and meals not as bad as I thought it would be - plus I lost weight (added bonus as I'm with a diet group!).
When you rang came as quick as they could even though obviously rushed off their feet & running around like headless chickens at times!
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Car Park. I appreciate you say you try to get us to try 'other modes of transport', but I live on edge of Sheffield. Buses would take me 2 hours (if lucky) or bus and tram - longer. We had to come by car, as I was in alot of pain at the time & went via GP section in hospital. Plus we have a young child - so buses aren't practical in our case! Neither is trying to get a child out of the car when parked - never mind yourself, as the spaces are so narrow!
So, car is the only option to us - even for day appointments I am not going to drag my child on a 4 hr bus journey then to wait in hospital for few hours (we don't have anyone to babysit - so we have to take them with us!). By car it takes 25- 55 minutes!
PLEASE try to make access better - there has to be a better way than going all the way around the front door (which I appreciate is so you can drop off people - you could still have this), but as it stands the parking is hell & on the day I was admitted I felt horrendous as it took 30 minutes to get around the place!


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They don't know how that person feels, so they automatically judge. Most people who have been suicidal in the past or are currently suicidal don't call other suicidal people''selfish.'' Most of the time they just say they don't want the person killing themselves and they would be sad if they do BUT they won't think they are selfish, an asshole, etc. because they understand how that person feels. People have never been suicidal say things like'' You are selfish,''''You are crazy.''
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I think they just don't really understand it, but they're also not entirely wrong. The problem is it's not helpful to a suicidal person to just tell them they're being selfish or that at least they're not starving in a poor country, etc. Minimizing their struggles is more damaging than constructive.
I've been suicidal. There were two weeks in my life when I was so far into it that I was making plans to carry it out. Researching the most effective, least painful way, and buying what I needed for it. It's scary thinking about it now.
I guess it was "selfish" in a way, but I wasn't thinking about it vindictively and really didn't -want- to hurt anyone else, I just couldn't see past the massive level of depression I was going through. The hopelessness and exhaustion with being alive is hard to explain.
Also, what saved my life was actually being the opposite of selfish. My mom called me randomly one day, sweet and loving the way she is and asking to make plans with me for the next weekend, when I had a deadline of 3 days in my head, and I realized I couldn't do it to her. She wouldn't be able to take it, and that's what made me come clean to her and seek help.
I still have issues with depression and passing suicidal thoughts sometimes, but never again at the level it used to be, and I've found ways to deal with it so that it doesn't consume my life the way it once did. Antidepressants helped a lot when it was really bad, but I've been able to stay off them by working on the root of the problem and feeling better about myself and my life.00|00|0
I am glad you are alive.
Thanks, me too.
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Truth is people who call suicidal people are selfish themselves. It's really hypocritical.
The only reason they attempt to stop people from thinking about or committing suicide is to make themselves feel better as if they'd done a good deed. Or so that they won't wake up everyday thinking it's their fault you died, aka guilt.
It all boils down to guilt. That is the only reason people 'save' others, to avoid the guilt trip.
When I was younger, I used to think suicidal people were crazy and they had no reason to do so. I even talked a few people out of it. Now, years later having walked a mile in on the other side. I real00|00|0
For a moment I thought you were going to say that they are being hypocrites when calling suicidal people selfish when they are being selfish themselves by being insensitive assholes by calling the suicidal people''selfish.'' A lot of times people judge people's feelings that they haven't experienced. Are you still suicidal or not anymore?
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It's a waste of time. It provides no productive benefit.
Joy is a wonderful feeling though man. How can you not like it?


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Kenneth Kendler's article on the nature of genetic variation and the nature of schizophrenia claims that theory and empirical evidence have proven the polygenic architecture of this disorder. In fact, both theory and data are entirely consistent with a very different model of high genetic heterogeneity, where the disorder is largely caused in individuals by one or a few mutations in any of a large number of genes, incorporating important and complex effects of genetic background.
KK provides a scholarly overview of the history of ideas in these intertwined fields1. While historically interesting, the early arguments between biometricians and Mendelians about continuous versus dichotomous traits conflate two distinct questions: (i) what type of genetic variation contributes to the gradual evolution of new species?, and (ii) what type of genetic variation causes disease? There is no reason to expect these to have the same answer and many reasons not to.
With regard to the genetic architecture of SZ, KK presents the history of various models, from those positing a single major locus to those invoking polygenic mechanisms based on the work of Fisher, Falconer and others. Of course, the single major locus model has long since been rejected and the current debate is really between (i) models of extreme genetic heterogeneity, where the disease is largely caused by one or a small number of rare mutations in each affected individual (in any of a large number of different genes), and (ii) polygenic models involving the combined effects of thousands of common variants that "constitute the gene pool of our species".
The only reference KK makes to models of genetic heterogeneity regrettably repeats a commonly held but mistaken notion, i.e., that the (negative) results of linkage analyses for SZ refute the theory that the disorder is a "common pathway for a large number of rare quasi-Mendelian disorders", based on the idea that multiple linkage peaks would have been found if that were the case. This is demonstrably false. Most SZ linkage studies bundled together many small families, as large multiplex SZ pedigrees are rare. If the disorder shows a high level of genetic heterogeneity, combining families will necessarily obscure real linkage signals2. Recent simulations bear this out: in cases where a disorder is associated with decreased fitness and high genetic heterogeneity, linkage studies are predicted to fail3.
KK also presents several lines of positive evidence as supporting – indeed proving – that the polygenic model of SZ is correct. First, he argues that the existence of a phenotypic continuum between clinically diagnosable SZ and SZ-like personality disorders in first-degree relatives proves a polygenic model. It does not. Many classical single-gene disorders show incomplete penetrance and variable expressivity. In some cases, these are due to modifier genes in the background, but – as for SZ itself – phenotypes often vary substantially even between monozygotic twins. What these observations really highlight is that psychiatric diagnostic categories do not represent distinct biological phenotypes, but only one of a range of possible outcomes. The clinical and etiological overlap between SZ and other neurodevelopmental disorders, including autism, epilepsy and intellectual disability reinforces this point4.
Second, KK claims that recent genome-wide association studies and related analyses "have shown that for schizophrenia, Fisher's model is largely correct". This interpretation is not warranted by the data. A recent, very large-scale GWAS identified 108 loci with common single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) showing positive association signals with disease (higher frequency in cases than controls)5. However, GWAS signals do not identify causal variants or inform as to their allelic frequency. Numerous examples of synthetic associations caused by rare mutations have been demonstrated and the fact that rare mutations in many of the loci implicated are known to confer high risk for neuropsychiatric diseases supports this possibility5.
But even if the causal variants are common, this does not imply that the polygenic model is correct. The GWAS signal is a population-level average statistic and does not speak to how these variants act in individuals. Rather than acting in purely polygenic fashion – a hypothetical mechanism never actually demonstrated to cause disease – common variants may instead act as important modifiers of risk due to rare variants or environmental perturbations – a perfectly well-established mechanism (e.g., ref. 6).
Genome-Wide Complex Trait Analyses also cannot determine the number of contributing loci per individual, the number of causal variants across the population or the frequency of causal variants. This is stated clearly by Lee et al: "From the analyses we have performed, we cannot estimate a distribution of the allele frequency of causal variants"7. These analyses merely show (or claim) that extremely small statistical increases in risk can be detected across distant relatedness, presuming the technical assumptions and methods are valid7,8. In any case, GCTA analyses for SZ show that most genetic risk is NOT associated with common variants.
Genetic epidemiology at the population level can point to loci of interest but the findings do not restrict or even really inform on the genetic architecture of the disorder in individuals. The empirical data are perfectly consistent with a model of high genetic heterogeneity, where most cases are associated with one or a small number of high-risk mutations9, and where the phenotypic expression of these mutations is affected by genetic background10.
Finally, it seems strange to draw moral conclusions about how we should think of or treat people with SZ based on the genetic architecture of the disease. There does not need to be a continuum of risk across the population for healthy people to feel sympathy for those affected. It is very clear, from monozygotic twin concordance rates of ~50%, that those who have SZ were at very high risk of developing it, on average, with the corollary that the majority of the population had effectively zero risk. "Liability" may be normally distributed but that is an imaginary statistical construct – actual risk is clearly not continuous, under any model of genetic architecture. No moral conclusions derive from that fact.
[Postscript: I haven't gone in to all the positive evidence for an important role for rare mutations of large effect in the etiology of SZ, but see here for many examples and more details: The Genetic Architecture of Neurodevelopmental Disorders.]
1 Kendler, K. S. Molecular Psychiatry Advance online publication, 19 August 2014; doi:10.1038/mp.2014.94 (2014).
3 Agarwala, V., Flannick, J., Sunyaev, S. & Altshuler, D. Nature genetics 45, 1418-1427, doi:10.1038/ng.2804 (2013).
8 Browning, S. R. & Browning, B. L. Am J Hum Genet 89, 191-193; author reply 193-195, doi:10.1016/j.ajhg.2011.05.025 (2011).
10.1186/gb-2012-13-1-237 (2012).
* I originally wrote this as a letter to the editor at Molecular Psychiatry, in response to the article referenced by Kenneth Kendler, but they didn't like it, so I just decided to post it here instead.


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A cop's wife in Texas went to shop for groceries at Kroger… a normal, every day activity that we all do. She was wearing a "Police Lives Matter / All Lives Matter" t-shirt. When she got to the checkout, the teenage racist, radical airhead would not check her out because she found her t-shirt offensive. You know… unlike all the cops Black Lives Matter has killed, the looting, the rioting and the general mayhem they commit when they get a hangnail. The cashier stepped away and complained to a co-worker that the t-shirt was a slap in her face and made her want to cry. Well, boo freaking hoo!
This cashier should be fired immediately for this. She massively offended the officer's wife and made a huge, embarrassing scene. She made the police officer's wife feel ashamed. There is simply no excuse for this kind of behavior.
Kroger was very slow to respond to this mess. When they did, they said they supported police officers and first responders and were handling the situation. I'll bet. They have not contacted the police officer's wife directly at all. That was merely a PR statement. I'll bet that cashier is still working there as well. I think thousands of officers and their supporters should all don that t-shirt every time they go to Kroger's now and see who throws a hissy fit over it. Make sure to bring your phones and record the melt downs… you know… for posterity.
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The incident took place at a local Houston area grocery store as a customer who would only give her name as "Meredith" was at the checkout counter ready to pay for her items, when the moronic store cashier wouldn't check her out because she was wearing a tee-shirt that read "Police Lives Matter" and "All Lives Matter."
The customer who was interviewed on KTRK-TV spoke of her ordeal when for no apparent reason the teenage cashier suddenly stepped away from the checkout line, apparently in some sort of distress and spoke to a co-worker.
"She was stating that the shirt I had on was basically a slap in the face to her and she was doing everything she could not to cry," Meredith said.
"She made me feel ashamed to have the shirt on, and I don't appreciate that," she said.
Meredith, who is married to a police officer, has complained to Kroger about the incident, has yet to respond, stating that it was still looking into the matter.
The Blue Bow foundation, which works to support police officers and their families has severed all ties with Kroger – good for them:
Blue Bow's executive director Kimberly Colley, whose husband is also a police officer, felt that when this woman was treated like this, they had to do something immediately. She was very disappointed with the slow and lackluster response from Kroger.
"Our husbands risk their lives every single time they put on those uniforms. They're walking targets and this is the least we can do to show there is support out there… We don't want to do business with them if that's how our citizens are going to be treated." Can you blame them? I won't do business with them either now. I may wind up ordering everything off the Internet by the time this is over.
If I have to shop there, I will wear one of those t-shirts with pride. And if they give my family grief over it, then we'll dance and it will be my turn to make a scene. And I will excel at it, trust me.


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