The theory of planned behaviour (TPB) was tested as a predictor of entrepreneurial intent
amongst final-year commerce students at two universities in the Western Cape (n= 247). The …

This paper investigates Granovetter's “strength of weak ties” hypothesis in an informal
African urban economy. It outlines an approach articulated around the reticular …

Science parks are often established to drive regional economic growth, especially in
countries with emerging economies. However, mixed findings on the innovation outcomes of …

ABSTRACT ORIENTATION: Researching entrepreneurship using a network perspective is
important, as social networks are assets for small business owners struggling to survive in …

There is growing literature suggesting the importance of networking and even arguing that
social capital may be the most significant source of advantage for entrepreneurs. This …

Entrepreneurship has been widely recognised as the backbone of every economy, because
it is the primary driver of job creation, wealth, innovation, economic growth and development …

Thaanyane, 2010, whose aim was to investigate the teachers' experiences of implementing
Business Education in three secondary schools in Maseru, Lesotho. Lesotho is recently …

Dans un contexte d'urbanisation rapide, les problématiques relatives à l'économie
informelle se révèlent particulièrement cruciales en Afrique subsaharienne. La …

Poverty remains a greatest challenge for the rural households of the sub Saharan Africa and
a number of interventions are proposed to alleviate poverty. Rural non-farm enterprises are …

The purpose of the study is to make intelligible how and why different ethnic groups use
networking in different ways to acquire and organise capital, within the specific socio …