... limitations/implications The study enriches the knowledge of entrepreneurship and small business governance with new insights into how institutional systems support or hinder WE in Nigeria. However, the findings cannot be transferred to all developing countries. Practical implications We have developed...

... pandemic in an under-researched labor market within a developing country. The study provides valuable insights that highlight the potential for management development initiatives specifically tailored to hybrid work environments. Furthermore, most studies primarily reflect the context of developed...

...Rima Bizri; Jamil Hammoud; Marwa Stouhi; Manar Hammoud Purpose The purpose of this paper is to propose a model for entrepreneurial universities (EPUs) that operate in developing countries, as most of the existing research has either focused on the western context or neglected context altogether...

...-Performance Healthcare Organizations program has greatly improved productivity at a number of Kenyan health-related organizations (Pfeffermann, 2014). © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2016 Development Developing countries Business education Business schools Global business school network...

..., in spite of the numerous programmes that nowadays bring students from all over the world to study together at higher education/university undergraduate level. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2014 Higher education Developing countries Management development Experiential learning Cross...

... be transmitted from one part of the globe to another by a multinational company through the transmission of its corporate management and operations management system. Victoria Miroshnik can be contacted at: vmiroshnik1969@gmail.com © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 India Developing...

... Developing countries Social interaction It is impossible for firms not to have relationships with other firms, as they cannot operate in isolation (e.g. Hakansson, 1982 ; Nguyen et al., 2007). Research has shown that many firms are moving from transactional discrete exchanges...

...Tom MċManus; Yair Holtzman; Harold Lazarus; Mamdouh Farid; Harold Lazarus Purpose The purpose of this paper is to identify and discuss important predictors of subjective well‐being (SWB) that are relevant to explain well‐being as experienced by individuals in developing countries. The paper...

...Tom McManus; Yair Holtzman; Harold Lazarus; Mahesh Chandra; James P. Neelankavil Purpose Between the lack of incentives for larger international companies and the lack of resources of the local companies the majority of the people in less developed countries never benefit from new products...

... to the industry, host country location and ownership pattern. Research limitation/implication Relying on the perceptual assessment of single respondents constitutes the main limitation of this study. There is also a need to collect data from other emerging or developed countries to enable comparisons between...

...Jefferey P. Jones; Daniele Seraphim Purpose The total quality management (TQM) concept was originally developed to increase the efficiency of occidental and Japanese organisations. As a consequence of its success there, it has spread world‐wide. Companies in many developing countries...

... ; Cowan, 1990). © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 Developing countries Economics Small enterprises Government policy Botswana Decision trees Since its independence in 1966, Botswana has achieved a remarkable growth in economy, socio‐political stability, and education...

... Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 Environmental audit Business planning Total quality management Small to medium‐sized enterprises Developing countries The sample firms consist 13 manufacturing, 19 merchandising (wholesaling and retailing firms), and 22 service (banks, hotels...

...Fuad N. Al‐Shaikh This study is aimed at investigating the degree to which business managers in developing countries adhere to business ethics with special reference to the case of Jordan and comparing results with findings of previous studies. This comparison is done to assess whether business...

...Robert D. Hisrich; Sevgi Ayse Öztürk While research on women entrepreneurs is extensive in developed countries, little has been done in this area in non‐OECD and developing economies. This research focuses on the characteristics, performance, and problems of women entrepreneurs in one developing...

... and dictate critical training solutions. Although Gaza is an atypical training context, given the current political situation, the experience provided valuable lessons that others may use in working in high‐stress training locales. © MCB UP Limited 1996 Children Developing countries Education...

..., there is no generalized way of creating such an atmosphere. Four major objectives of this study are: Civil service Developing countries Jordan Management attitudes Motivation Organizational performance Despite conceptual and methodological uncertainties and the controversial nature...

... are statistically significant and perceived support is quite low. Concludes that an information network, on a national level, is needed to improve co‐ordination and co‐operation between these two groups. © MCB UP Limited 1996 Competition Developing countries Information exchange Mentoring Saudi...

... to the objectives of aid‐granting agencies, their content is oriented towards practical application of management skills, and instruction is conducted observing cultural behaviours and norms © MCB UP Limited 1992 Developing countries Management development Pacific Rim Management Development...

... challenges facing Third World managers, they must be pragmatic, dynamic and decisive to be successful. © MCB UP Limited 1991 Developing countries India Managers Public sector Third world Management development Journal of Management Development 10,7 4 Developing People and Organisations...