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|a Agyapong, Daniel
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|a Entrepreneurship and enterprise development in africa
|h Elektronische Ressource
|c edited by Daniel Agyapong (Professor of Finance and Entrepreneurship, Department of Finance, University of Cape Coast) and Rosemond Boohene (Professor of Enterprise Development, Centre for Entrepreneurship and Small Enterprise Development, University of Cape Coast, Cape Coast, Ghana)
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|b Edward Elgar Publishing
|c 2024, 2024
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|a 218 pages
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|a Includes bibliographical references and index
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|a 9. Entrepreneurship education, agriculture and community development: School of agriculture, university of cape coast's approach to job creation / Lawrence Acheampong and Fatimah Von Abubakari -- 10. Entrepreneurship education landscape in selected universities in Ghana / Enoch Mensah-Williams and Evelyn Derera -- 11. Entrepreneurship education, entrepreneurial intentions and capacity among undergraduate students of the university of cape coast / Dominic Owusu, Rebecca Dei Mensah, Isaac Kwadwo Anim and Benedict Ofori Antwi -- Afterword
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|a Contents: Foreword / Professor Mrs Rosemond Boohene -- Preface -- Introduction to entrepreneurship and enterprise development in Africa / Daniel Agyapong and Rosemond Boohene -- Part I. Entrepreneurship in Africa -- 1. Implications of the covid-19 pandemic for women in entrepreneurship / Amandla Sithole, Jayrusha Ramasamy-Gurayah and Andrisha Beharry-Ramraj -- 2. New businesses, employment, and economic growth in sub-saharan Africa / James Atta Peprah, Evans Kulu and Richmond Forson -- Part II. Business and enterprise development -- 3. Accounting for the informalisation of small-scale enterprises: Evidence from Ghana's gold mining industry / James Tuffour, Swetketu Patnaik, Maureen Ayikoru and Kwame Oduro Amoako -- Part III. Managing and sustaining enterprises -- 4. Discovering brand naming strategies used by black-owned fmcg-smmes in the province of kwazulu-natal, South Africa / Lindiwe Nqobile Kunene, Maxwell Agabu Phiri and Patmond Thokozani Mbhele --
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|a 5. Selling by persuading: The rhetoric of student entrepreneurs on social media / Wincharles Coker -- Part IV. Sustainability and technology innovation enterprises in Africa -- 6. A review of intellectual property laws in Ghana in the context of small enterprises' innovations and inventions / Daniel Agyapong, Keren Naa Abeka Arthur and Isaac Nketsiah -- Part V. Entrepreneurship education -- 7. Arts entrepreneurship in higher educational institutions in theatre and film studies in Ghana. Evidence from the university of cape coast / Promise Nyatepeh Nyatuame, Madinatu Bello, Albert Dennis, Ebo Joseph Mefful, Gifty Oduro-Appiah, Daniel Kofi Brako and Wendy Aku Sika Mamiya -- 8. 'Arts' lives matter: Entrepreneurial university, the fate of the traditional humanities, and the decolonial turn / Husein Inusah --
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|a Edward Elgar eBooks Collection Business & Economics
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|u https://www.elgaronline.com/view/book/9781803925417/9781803925417.xml
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|a "Entrepreneurship and Enterprise Development in Africa presents a timely and compelling account of African entrepreneurship, shedding light on the critical part it plays in the continent's economic growth and development. It explores the various challenges, opportunities, and success stories that define the African entrepreneurial landscape and highlights the ingenuity and determination of the continent's entrepreneurial minds. Bringing together eminent scholars in the area, this book provides cutting-edge insights into African enterprise culture, and critically analyses issues of startups, managing enterprises, enterprise growth, and the uniqueness of trans-generational enterprises. It delves deep into the role of governments, investors, NGOs, and educational institutions in fostering an environment which allows for entrepreneurship to flourish. It also examines the power of networks and collaborations in building a support system that propels startups toward growth and success. Both authoritative and stimulating, this book will be an invaluable resource for academics and students in business and management and entrepreneurial studies. It will similarly be an indispensable read for policymakers, investors, and aspiring entrepreneurs looking to better understand Africa's entrepreneurial landscape"--
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