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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Black entrepreneurship"”.
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Black entrepreneurship in the U.S.: an historical appraisal, contemporary problems and future prospects (a study in demand for entrepreneurship).
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dept. of Urban Studies and Planning. Thesis. 1971. Ph.D.
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More than money : defining Black business success in New Orleans
… professional support, small business success for Black entrepreneurs across the U.S. has been defined through narrow and pessimistic lenses. Expectations of high economic yield and employment have been the main measures of their success or failure. However, in New Orleans, Black entrepreneurship …
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A Historical Critical Analysis of Weberianism in Ethnic Entrepreneurship in South Africa: An Essay
… was adopted for the study. A few successful Black entrepreneurs were handpicked to demonstrate entrepreneurial abilities of Black people who conquered multiple challenges and complexities to establish successful enterprises. The finding refuted Weber's views and Weberian-apartheid assertions …
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Women speaking in and for institutions: a rhetorical history of the politics of respectability in Black Chicago, 1919 - 1939
… have been vital to the survival and uplift of Black communities. To that end, this dissertation analyzes how Black women -- as economic agents and women of faith -- used rhetoric within institutions to advocate and uplift their enclaved communities. Specifically, my dissertation explores how …
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Commerce faculties: the hidden pipeline of entrepreneurs, a model of entrepreneurial intention
Entrepreneurs and entrepreneurship have been the focus of economic development for the past 22 years. The aim is to spark economic growth that will be sustainable for the years to come. The current state of entrepreneurship will be better understood when the economic, educational and political past …
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Essays on the Economics of Entrepreneurship
… role of economic markets and agents in promoting entrepreneurship, and their impact on innovation. The first chapter focuses on small business creation within the context of the United States economy, while the second chapter looks at returns to high-technology entrepreneurship internationally. …
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Investigating the Impact of Social Movements on African-American Business Success
… the collective narrative of African-American entrepreneurship is one of marginal success, mainly because entrepreneurs experience an array of barriers, from segregation to lack of access to capital, that limits resiliency and increases susceptibility to shocks. Challenging this narrative are …