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Special Issue: Paradoxes of knowledge, management, and knowledge management in Africa. Guest Editors: Emanuel Gomes, Miguel Pina e Cunha, David B. Zoogah, Geoffrey Wood, Peter Ping Li

Guest editorial

Emanuel Gomes; Miguel Pina e Cunha; David B. Zoogah; Geoffrey Wood; Peter Ping Li
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Paradoxes and partnerships: a study of knowledge exploration and exploitation in international development programmes

John Lannon; John N. Walsh
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Challenges and progress in integrating knowledge: cases from clothing and textiles in South Africa

Geoffrey Wood; Christine Bischoff
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The paradox of roots and wings: labor mobility between local firms and MNEs in North Africa

Fawzi Tigharsi; Abderaouf Bouguerra; Ismail Golgeci; Yasin Rofcanin
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Knowledge management competences, exporting and productivity: uncovering African paradoxes

Ferran Vendrell-Herrero; Christian K. Darko; Pervez Ghauri
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Awakening the Ubuntu episteme to embrace knowledge management in Africa

Florence Nansubuga; John C. Munene
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