• Time as a contextual lens in studies of Team Entrepreneurship 

  Segerlind, Tommy L. (Södertörn University, 2016)

  This paper seeks to explore and evaluate how time as a contextual perspective may contribute to a greater understanding of how, when and why entrepreneurial teams are connected to the entrepreneurial process and venture ...
• Shifting Farmers' Informal Cooperation Models to Formal Primary Co-operative Enterprises Based on The Co-operative Principle "Concern for Community" 

  Tenaw, Shimelles (Moshi Co-operative University, 2016)

  From the perspectives of the structure and history of the Tanzanian co-operative movement, the fact that has to be taken into consideration is existence of abundant community rooted informal cooperation societies and ...
• Integrated Co-operative Models in a Practical Model in Tanzania 

  Chambo, Suleman A.; Towo, E.; Machimu, G.; Mchopa, Alban D.; Bwabo, M. (Moshi Co-operative University, 2016)

  Co-operative movements are seen by proponents to have contributed to the reduction of income in developing countries. Critics, however, see co-operatives to help their members are still less cemented. Subsequently, ...
• Infopreneurship as a Career Option Among University Students 

  Danda, Eligius B.; Kazungua, Isaac; Matto, George; Ndiege, Benson O. (Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology, 2016)

  The benefits of using the internet for business communications cannot be overlooked as it has opened up wide opportunities not only for corporations but more essentially for micro enterprises. This opens entrepreneurial ...
• How Informal Cooperation is Informal in the Entrepreneurship ERA 

  Msanganzila, Maegaret (Moshi Co-operative University, 2016)

  This paper is an attempt to assess the roles and functionality of the informal (traditional) cooperation (IFC) for creating innovation for addressing people's social and economic needs. The paper is based on the study ...

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