ENTREPRENEURIAL ALCHEMY: INVESTIGATING THE INTERPLAY OF CULTURE AND RELIGION IN MIGRANT COMMUNITIES
Published by: Ojo Adeola Olawale
Pages: 1-7
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Entrepreneurial intention is a crucial factor in the success of entrepreneurship, and understanding the motivating factors for migrants seeking better economic conditions and positions in their new country is fundamental. This study aims to examine the impact of religion on migrant entrepreneurs' decision-making and intention. The researchers collected primary data through surveys that were
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Published by: Catherine Marie Laurent
Pages: 51-67
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The surge in online grocery shopping is intricately linked with the expansion of broadband services and internet accessibility, as indicated by a Data Monitor Report in 2010. This transformation represents a significant opportunity, particularly for emerging nations like Saudi Arabia, where information technology plays a pivotal role in fostering growth and progress, as highlighted by
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Published by: Kim Ji-hoon Park
Pages: 18-34
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The World Bank Group introduced a crucial indicator, "new business registered," to measure a country's entrepreneurship level by considering various factors influencing business creation. This indicator holds significant importance for developing countries aiming to stimulate their economies. However, limited research has been conducted on this subject, warranting special attention, especially
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Published by: Ojo Adeola Olawale
Pages: 8-17
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Compensation is a critical aspect of an employee's relationship with their employer. It refers to the amount of wages and benefits that an employee receives for their services. This study aims to investigate the relationship between compensation and employee performance in Ekiti State. The study's specific objectives are to examine the impact of promotion, salary increases, and recognition on
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Published by: Rachel Esther Cohen , David Moshe Levy
Pages: 35-50
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This paper scrutinizes the intriguing trajectory of a widely embraced weekly community television (CTV) program within an Israeli kibbutz during the late 1990s and early 2000s, spotlighting its notable success and its abrupt termination at the apparent zenith of its popularity. Utilizing Social capital theory and deliberation theory as analytical frameworks, this study dissects the intricate
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