Titlebook: Informal Ethnic Entrepreneurship; Future Research Para Veland Ramadani,Léo-Paul Dana,Abdylmenaf Bexheti Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerla

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Liabilities and Benefits Associated with the Involvement of Undocumented Immigrants in Informal Ent both the number and acceptance of self-employed undocumented immigrants in US society..This article draws upon multiple sources of data including literature review, official statistics, journalism and the author’s own ethnographic research to assess the impact of undocumented immigrants’ growing in

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The Confluence of Religion and Ethnic Entrepreneurship in the Informal Economy,tural boundaries. Employed as boundary-setters are three mainstream Africans’ individual religion identities, which allow religious norms and cultural values create space for entrepreneurship and interrogate the diaspora nostalgia of ‘home’. Respondents’ ascriptions are explored to illustrate enterp

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,The Resurgence of Bazaar Entrepreneurship: ‘Ravabet-Networking’ and the Case of the Persian Carpet w economy. It suggests that the bazaar-type economy provides interesting insights into features characterizing the new economy which is not captured by standard economic conceptualizations or the standard iconic markets, such as Wall Street. The paper builds on empirical studies from the Iranian dom

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A Study of Enterprise in Rankin Inlet, Nunavut: Where Subsistence Self-Employment Meets Formal Entris common to engage in subsistence self-employment such as hunting or fishing; food derived therefrom is shared but not sold. A road linking Rankin Inlet with the rest of Canada would allow freight to be transported from Manitoba to Rankin Inlet all year long, thereby reducing living costs in Rankin

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Informal Cross Border Women Entrepreneurship (ICBWE) in West Africa: Opportunities and Challenges, Attempts by regional bodies such as the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) to promote free trade across these borders appear not to yield the desired goals. Despite these, the borders provide opportunities and challenges for doing business especially for women who reside along the b

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Entrepreneurship in Bolivia: An Ethnographic Enquiry,orts the findings of an exploratory study conducted in Bolivia, using ethnographic methods. In this market, much entrepreneurship activity takes place outside the firm-type formal economy. This paper compares the firm-type sector of the formal economy with the Bazaar and the Parallel Economy, which

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