Vol 2 2010

AFRICAN ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN GLOBAL CONTEXTS: Enterprise Solutions for Sustainable Development

Editors

Sonny Nwankwo, University of East London, UK

Allam Ahmed, University of Sussex, UK

ISBN 978-1-907106-10-1 (Print) 978-1-907106-11-8 (ebook)

ISSN 2042-602X (Print) 2042-6038 (ebook)

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1	Front Cover
2	Copyright Page
3	Table of Contents
4	Marking the landscape of enterprise-led development
5	Family-owned businesses in Africa: successorship issues and suggestions
6	Facilitating entrepreneurship in sub-Saharan Africa: What governments can do?
7	Promoting Economic Empowerment Through Entrepreneurship
8	The Impact of Risk Management on Entrepreneurial Growth & Development
9	How far can energy investments promote sustainable economic growth in Africa?
10	The creation of new firms: empirical evidences and policy repercussions from Cape Verde
11	Problems experienced by spaza shops (small African family groceries shops ) in 3rd World Countries: The case of South Africa
12	An exploratory study of owner/manager characteristics, firm characteristics and external factors influencing SME growth in Nigeria
13	Collaborative relationships, procurement practices and supply chain performance: the case of small and medium enterprises in Uganda
14	Accounting and auditing standards in Libya
15	Training as an innovative strategy in fostering growth & sustainability in Cameroon
16	Fostering Entrepreneurship Education in South Africa: The Role of Sector Education Training Authorities (SETA)
17	Globalisation or restructuring and reproduction of capital?
18	Globalisation & international relations: opportunities & threats for South Africa
19	Cross border entrepreneurship & Foreign Direct Investment in Nigeria: An exploratory of the Lebanese
20	African SMEs in the British economy
21	Entrepreneurship and the African Diaspora
22	Profiling Black African entrepreneurs in the UK
23	Entrepreneurship & SMEs in London (UK): evaluating the role of Black Africans in this emergent sector
24	Exploring whether London based Black African Businesses are more likely to Fail, Falter or Flourish
25	Black British business people: the emerging business force in London
26	Ethnicity & entrepreneurship African-Caribbean entrepreneurship in the UK
27	Marketing practices of African & Caribbean small businesses in London, UK