... a new venture? The methodology used in this paper is very participative observation, which can sometimes be associated with autoethnography. Ethnography is an effective methodology for studying cultural influences on complex processes (Barrett, 1984). It enables researcher immersion...

... ethnography of entrepreneurship‐promoting programmes in Hambantota, Sri Lanka. Findings While the ecopreneurial venture fails, the livelihoods‐based initiative proves successful in demonstrating its economic validity. The case study indicates that, in the context of modes of evaluation focusing on day...

... likely that the conclusions drawn are applicable to other Haredi neighborhoods and beyond. Originality/value As a whole, Ultra‐Orthodox attitudes and behaviors exposed in this study reveal, for the first time, a religious ethnography of recycling or a recycling narrative. Tanhum Yoreh can...

... and development, taking action, planning and leadership. Entrepreneurship Education New Zealand Ethnography As a result of colonisation and industrialisation self‐reliant and socially cohesive indigenous communities have suffered economic and social dislocation. However, there remains a strong...

.../organisational characteristics. While it is true that many indigenous groups rely upon subsistence‐based production and live a predominantly non‐urbanised society, in today's world they may equally well rely on subsistence businesses in urban locations. Entrepreneurship Social studies Ethnography...

... Asia Religion Culture Ethnography As the title of this book suggests, people from South Asia have migrated to a number of different countries throughout the world and this migration has significantly influenced international entrepreneurship. Judith Brown in this book describes the influence...