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Research paper thumbnail of Entrepreneurship as an integral part to Economic Resilience: the case of Kosova

Purpose: The concept of resilience has received attention from researchers in the past decades. T... more Purpose: The concept of resilience has received attention from researchers in the past decades. The purpose of this paper is to examine scholarly literature and policy documents for creating economic resilience in a post-war country, such as Kosova, and to investigate the role of the private sector and policymakers in facilitating entrepreneurial activity as a key to economic growth and improved resilience. Methodology/approach: A qualitative approach, comprising of a review of relevant policy documents relating to economic development and data gathered from in -depth semi-structured interviews. Themes identified from the literature and policy review formed the basis of the interview questions with key stakeholders in Kosova.

Research paper thumbnail of Entrepreneurs' responses to an economic crisis in a transitional economy

This study analyses small firm responses to an economic crisis, based on empirical investigation ... more This study analyses small firm responses to an economic crisis, based on empirical investigation in the post-conflict economy of Kosovo. Although the recent financial crisis affected all economies, we can expect differences in its effects across economies depending on their level of economic development, relative exposure to the crisis, as well as differences in entrepreneurial responses to adapt to the crisis. Kosovo makes a unique case to investigate the impact of crises on firm adaptive strategies to overcome or cope with the crisis. Drawing on data from in-depth, multiple case studies show that small firm during the crisis successfully chosen to diversify and expand into new areas of business in order to compensate for low demand. In contrary, cost reduction was not successful strategic response. The study demonstrates that although crises affect many small firms, they show underlying resilience and a high level of adaptability and flexibility.

Research paper thumbnail of Entrepreneurship as an integral part to Economic Resilience: the case of Kosova

Purpose: The concept of resilience has received attention from researchers in the past decades. T... more Purpose: The concept of resilience has received attention from researchers in the past decades. The purpose of this paper is to examine scholarly literature and policy documents for creating economic resilience in a post-war country, such as Kosova, and to investigate the role of the private sector and policymakers in facilitating entrepreneurial activity as a key to economic growth and improved resilience. Methodology/approach: A qualitative approach, comprising of a review of relevant policy documents relating to economic development and data gathered from in -depth semi-structured interviews. Themes identified from the literature and policy review formed the basis of the interview questions with key stakeholders in Kosova.

Research paper thumbnail of Entrepreneurs' responses to an economic crisis in a transitional economy

This study analyses small firm responses to an economic crisis, based on empirical investigation ... more This study analyses small firm responses to an economic crisis, based on empirical investigation in the post-conflict economy of Kosovo. Although the recent financial crisis affected all economies, we can expect differences in its effects across economies depending on their level of economic development, relative exposure to the crisis, as well as differences in entrepreneurial responses to adapt to the crisis. Kosovo makes a unique case to investigate the impact of crises on firm adaptive strategies to overcome or cope with the crisis. Drawing on data from in-depth, multiple case studies show that small firm during the crisis successfully chosen to diversify and expand into new areas of business in order to compensate for low demand. In contrary, cost reduction was not successful strategic response. The study demonstrates that although crises affect many small firms, they show underlying resilience and a high level of adaptability and flexibility.

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