International Handbook of Research on Indigenous EntrepreneurshipEdward Elgar Publishing, 26 thg 6, 2007 - 634 trang This book offers an original collection of international studies on indigenous entrepreneurship. Through these specific lenses, entrepreneurship greatly appears as a set of cultural values-based behaviours. Once more culture and human values are placed at |
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PART II AFRICA | 25 |
4 Introduction to the chapters on Africa | 27 |
5 An overview of African entrepreneurship and small business research | 28 |
the case of Bodija market in Ibadan South Western Nigeria | 46 |
the case of Nande Luba and Kumu in the Democratic Republic of Congo | 60 |
the subsistence economy of the Han Athabaskan people of the Upper Yukon River | 313 |
26 The Namgis First Nation of Alert Bay Cormorant Island British Columbia | 328 |
wine and tourism with an Aboriginal flavour | 336 |
28 The Saskatchewan experience | 352 |
29 A theorybased empirical study of entrepreneurship in Iqaluit Nunavut formerly Frobisher Bay Northwest Territories | 366 |
successes and challenges of small business owners | 378 |
traditional Hopi agriculture and sustainability | 404 |
an aboriginal entrepreneurial endeavour in the Mexican State of Chiapas | 413 |
entrepreneurship and change | 84 |
9 Basuto culture and entrepreneurship in Lesotho | 100 |
PART III ASIA | 113 |
10 Traditional livestock production among Bedouin in the Negev Desert | 115 |
life of Kalar Evenks | 137 |
12 Flexibility in indigenous exchange practices in northern Russia | 155 |
13 Indigenous small and medium enterprises SMEs in Mongolia | 168 |
14 The Ainu of Japan and the land given by the river | 175 |
15 The Dhivehis of the Maldives | 181 |
PART IV EUROPE | 193 |
16 Peoples livelihoods and change in Europes Far and Atlantic North | 195 |
17 Entrepreneurs in Greenland | 201 |
18 Sure werent we always selfsufficient didnt we have to be Entrepreneurship in the Irish Gaeltacht | 211 |
19 Entrepreneurship among Sámi reindeer herders | 232 |
20 Womens position in the Sámi reindeer husbandry | 246 |
21 Social capital of indigenous and autochthonous ethnicities | 257 |
22 An ethnographic study of entrepreneurship among the Sámi people of Finland | 287 |
23 The Komi of the Kola Peninsula | 302 |
PART V THE AMERICAS | 307 |
24 Introduction to the Americas | 309 |
land of Kuna and Moon Children | 419 |
34 The road less travelled in Peru | 426 |
land of the Aymarás and Quechuas | 445 |
PART VI THE SOUTH PACIFIC | 457 |
Australia New Zealand and the Pacific Islands insights into the theory and praxis of Indigenous entrepreneurship | 459 |
the social embeddedness of small business enterprises | 470 |
38 The renaissance of Indigenous entrepreneurship in Australia | 485 |
stimulating entrepreneurship in regional communities | 494 |
40 Unlocking the economic potential of an Australian indigenous community | 508 |
looking forward looking back | 526 |
42 Kaupapa Maori entrepreneurship | 536 |
the New Zealand success story in indigenous entrepreneurship | 549 |
Maori entrepreneurs iwibased and individually owned | 558 |
Melanesian islands with Polynesian cultural values | 565 |
comparing Australia and New Zealand with Canada | 573 |
PART VII TOWARD FUTURE RESEARCH | 591 |
Declaration of Principles | 593 |
48 A multidisciplinary theory of entrepreneurship as a function of cultural perceptions of opportunity | 595 |
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Trang 5 - TEK as: a cumulative body of knowledge and beliefs, handed down through generations by cultural transmission, about the relationship of living beings (including humans) with one another and with their environment.
Trang 3 - ... and credit. Although all three elements form a "whole, the third may be described as the fundamental phenomenon of economic development. The carrying out of new combinations we call "enterprise"; the individuals whose function it is to carry them out we call "entrepreneurs.