Purpose Reports and experiences suggest that several developing African economies are
faced with entrepreneurial-impeding forces such as lengthy bureaucratic processes and …

Purpose Having the right intent, aspiration, ability and attitude to become an entrepreneur
has become the mantra in the extant literature to be driver of entrepreneurship and small …

In both entrepreneurship and management and organisation studies more generally, there
is a growing recognition of the need to move beyond the dominant focus on research and …

Our study aims to investigate the role of financial inclusion as a mediator in the relationship
between contextual factors and entrepreneurial willingness in Africa. While previous …

Grounded in a qualitative case study design and relying on key informant interviews and
focus group discussion, this study assesses the influence of the cassava dough enterprise …

Access to finance is perceived as one of the major problems facing businesses in Sub-
Saharan Africa, as well as the structures that support them in their development. This paper …

Family entrepreneurship is the backbone of economic development and growth in most
African countries, including job generation. Small community-based enterprises to multi …

Entrepreneurship is an active process that involves taking risks to create or seize
opportunities (Luger & Koo, 2005). It is described as an economic driver and a process that …

Roma communities are commonly associated with working in the informal economy. This
study focuses on entrepreneurial practices of Roma individuals dealing in informal …

This chapter draws our concluding thoughts on the book project titled “Innovation,
Entrepreneurship and the Informal Economy in sub–Saharan Africa: A Sustainable …