... Bioeconomy Cultural tourism Ecotourism Entrepreneurialism Ethnic groups Gitga’at First Nation Indigenous entrepreneurship Tourism ...

...Mai Thi Thanh Thai; Ekaterina Turkina; Giles Andrew Barrett; David McEvoy Purpose The purpose of this paper is to describe and assess the sustainability of an emergent West African business quarter in Manchester, UK. Comparisons are drawn with developments among other ethnic groups. The research...

... approaches, methods, and researcher‐community relationships that had been developed over the last decade. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 Indigenous Anishinaabe Partnership Non‐timber forest products Commercialization Traditional knowledge Ethnic groups Perception In 2006...

... Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 Māori Indigenous peoples Geothermal Renewable energy Diverse economies Ethical coordinates Ethnic groups New Zealand Taheke 8 C and Adjoining Blocks Incorporation (Taheke) provides an example of how ethical coordinates might shape a business...

... 1887 to start a new village at a traditional site, Kalkiu, the present day Hartley Bay. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 Indigenous entrepreneurship Cultural tourism Ecotourism Gitga'at First Nation Bioeconomy Ethnic groups Entrepreneurialism Tourism The wellbeing...

... Group Publishing Limited 2012 Social enterprise Latin America Indigenous development Buen Vivir Ethnic groups Entrepreneurialism Sustainable development The main argument of this paper is that social enterprises are especially suited to sustain an indigenous view of development...

... and community welfare Cree Eeyou Istchee Intellectual property Ethnic groups There is an increasing interest among the general population in natural health products (NHPs) and medicinal plants (Gouvernement du Québec, 2010 ; Blumenthal et al., 2011), as well as aboriginal culture...

... and Bhachu (1993) and Zhou and Logan (1989) . A typical story is that immigrants face barriers to the host society in the following forms: recognition of human capital (Hum, 2001); explicit racism; competition with other ethnic groups; depressed regions (Aldrich, 1981); reputation effects; instability...

... stream, to which these fish resort at high water. When the tide ebbs they remain enclosed, and are then speared, sometimes in great quantities. Ethnic groups Business enterprise Small enterprises Canada Rae (1866, p. 141) elaborated on the summer diet at Repulse Bay: During...

... of the impact emanating from the embeddedness of ethnic Chinese businesses in complex economic, social‐cultural, and political configurations. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Business failures Ethnic groups International investments China Singapore Malaysia In this section...

... to leave and resettle in the Old World, which all of Europe called the New World. The Acadians would therefore become the only ethnic group to identify their Old World in the New. The French government agreed to let the Acadians return. Coudreniere also asked for permission to allow foreign spouses...

...) . The first European in the area was Mackenzie, who noted the presence of “Petrolium, which bears a resemblance to yellow wax (Mackenzie, 1801, p. 79) ”. Natural gas Natural gas extraction Economic development Ethnic groups Canada In 1870, the Hudson's Bay Company sold Rupert's Land...

... on firms with co‐leadership structures, but targeted all entrepreneurs in the ethnic groups concerned; the interviewers asked respondents to identify other potential candidates in the same ethnic group. The participation rate was not measured systematically. Findings Co‐leadership, while fairly common...

... Publishing Limited 2007 Native Americans Ethnic groups Communities United States of America We were and still are a communal society in architecture and thought – Tessie Naranjo, quoted by Roberts (1996, p. 93) A distance of 72 miles from Santa Fe (the oldest seat of government...

... and immigrant population behaviors, social capital needs to be examined from an economic perspective to increase prescriptive capabilities. Findings Using club theory the paper conceptualizes the benefits derived from an ethnic grouping – among which social capital can be considered the most important...

.... Robert Anderson can be contacted at: robert.anderson@uregina.ca © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2007 Mining Ethnic groups Corporate social responsibility Employment Canada “The diamond mines have created a lot of jobs and development for the NWT. It gives aboriginals...