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  • Garbage Management: The Unconventional Way of Business 
    Sunder, Shyam; Shandilya, Utkarsh C.; Kumar, Vikas (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2009-03-19)
    Small and medium scale enterprises play a crucial role in the economic development of any country. The innovation of new products, employment to masses, inputs to the larger organizations, all come through these enterprises ...
  • Gender and Economic Empowerment: Entrepreneurship as an Avenue forWomen Economic Empowerment in Kenya 
    Ongonga, Jared Opiyo; Muring, V (Bookwell Delhi, 2013-02-20)
    The importance of the micro and small-scale enterprise (MSE) sector is particularly apparent in terms of its ability to provide employment for those of working age. In Kenya, the MSE sector is the biggest employer outside ...
  • Gender and Entrepreneurship – an Experience with Tribal Women in TSP Area of Gujarat State 
    Jain, Lokesh; Mehta, Jaishree (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2011-02-16)
    Gender is very important part of our society. It has nearly half proportion in total population. Since long this segment is ignored in the area of production or economic concern as well as our socio-cultural system. Thus, ...
  • Gender and Entrepreneurship: An Exploration of the Feminist Perspectives 
    Jaiswal, Astha (Bookwell Delhi, 2017-02-22)
    The aim of this exploratory paper is to present a brief over view of the literature from feminist epistemology on gender and entrepreneurship. As a point of departure, this paper explores the multi-faceted phenomenon ...
  • Gender Based Risk Attitude - An Experimental Analysis 
    Sadhukhan, Sutanuka; Das, Sanjana (Bookwell Delhi, 2013-02-20)
    This paper explores how risk taking attitude varies across men and women, using experimental economics techniques. Entrepreneurship is an art of undertaking risk, combining human and capital resources and transforming them ...
  • Gender Budgeting and Entrepreneurship: A PolicyMix forWomen Empowerment in India 
    Rahman, Manish Ur; Chakrabarti, Jana; Sarkar, Debasish (Bookwell Delhi, 2013-02-20)
    The Christian Mythology states that the first woman, Eve was created out of the ribs of Adam and not from his head or feet, so that she can walk with equality in every respect. In our Indian mythology too women were ...
  • Gender Constraints in Business Start ups: Some Learning 
    Sengupta, Nabarun (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2005-02-09)
    Empowerment of women through enterprise establishment and self employment is a time tested model. NGOs and Government agencies have seen this model as one that could help women become economically self reliant. The economic ...
  • Gender Inequality and Social Perceptions: Entrepreneurship as a Human Development Approach 
    Paray, Zahoor Ahmad (Bookwell Delhi, 2017-02-22)
    For centuries hard tangled ideologies of inequality, economic distress, customs and rituals have broadly established and become part of our society. Even the contemporary generation of expected change are not in a position ...
  • Gender Issues in Entrepreneurship: An Empirical Study of Entrepreneurial Aspirations among Students with Management Background 
    Mondkar, Sheetal (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2005-02-09)
    In a macro scenario, due to the existing gender differences, the fact remains that male entrepreneurs exceed female entrepreneurs. The gender differences show in the management style, motivational aspects and certain innate ...
  • Gender Role Congruity in Family Businesses of India 
    Gokhru, Anjali; Saxena, Siddhartha (Bookwell Delhi, 2019-02-22)
    Family businesses are considered to be paradoxical units, where the decisions are generally taken by the leader within the family business. Women seeking positions in family businesses often encounter considerable challenges ...
  • Generational Differences in Family Enterprises: A Need for Reverse Mentoring 
    Sharma, Manoj K; Nagi, Muskan (Bookwell Delhi, 2015-02-18)
    Family enterprises are defined as a special type of enterprises. The involvement of a family in the enterprise is what makes these enterprises unique. This paper reviews the literature on changing dimensions in family ...
  • Get ThemYoung: Setting Visionary Human Resources Practices in Small Entrepreneurial Firms 
    Patel, Chandni; Bhowmick, Sanjay (Bookwell Delhi, 2013-02-20)
    Entrepreneurial firms are the engine of economic growth (Birch, 1987). Studies show HRM and SHRM practices in small entrepreneurial firms, even if diverse Cassell,Nadin, Gray, &Clegg, 2002), relate positively to performance ...
  • Gita & Gandhi – ‘Genesis’ of Entrepreneurship 
    Kar, Moumita; Gohil, Dhaval (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2009-03-19)
    One of the greatest contributions of India to the world is Holy Gita which is considered to be one of the first revelations from God. The four pivotal functions of management process are: 1) Planning 2) Organizing 3) ...
  • Global Ancillarisation of Small and Medium Enterprises: The Role and Development of Ancillary Industries 
    Mukerji, Suman K (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2007-03-21)
    Globalisation can help to reconcile the right, basic and constitutional, of both the developed and the underdeveloped countries, for its philosophy is found on a value-system that promotes learning not merely of academia. ...
  • The Global Business Hip Hop 
    Henderson, Geraldine Rosa (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2009-03-19)
    In the past twenty years, hip hop culture has moved from the "margin to mainstream" and transcended traditional segmentation factors such as ethnicity and geography (Stapleton 1998). In fact, National Geographic completed ...
  • Global Integration and India: The Role of Entrepreneurial Initiatives 
    Vikash, Chandra (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 1998-03-18)
    As a political and economic entity, India has not yet shed the garbs of insularity that have stifled individual aspirations of its people for decades, and has kept under wraps, the problems of continuing high incidences ...
  • Globalisation of Agriculture and Entrepreneurship Development in India 
    Mandal, Kalyan S (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 1994-03-29)
    Indian economy is undergoing a restructuring through a change in the economic policies. In this paper we shall explore the probable consequences this restructuring may bring in the agricultural sector and the role of ...
  • Good Governance and Growth of Entrepreneurial Firms: Are They Related? 
    Majumder, Amit; Maiti, Sajalkumar; Bhowmik, Biswajit (Bookwell Delhi, 2013-02-20)
    The issue of what constitutes a small or medium enterprise is a major concern in the SME literature. Different authors, policymakers and the regulators around the globe in most cases have given different definitions for ...
  • Governance Practices in Family Enterprises: A Study of Selected Indian Family Enterprises 
    Maiti, Sajalkumar; Majumder, Amit; Bera, Rampada (Bookwell Delhi, 2015-02-18)
    The word (good) governance is a current buzzword not only in management literature but also in every walk of life. It implies how an organisation is directed and controlled under a set of mission, values, and philosophy ...
  • Graduates’ Attitude towards Entrepreneurship: A Study of Utkal University Students of Odisha 
    Digal, Sabat Kumar; Dash, Siddhartha Sankar (Bookwell Delhi, 2013-02-20)
    Entrepreneurship is an attitude. The stages of entrepreneurship can be driven by a factor, efficiency and finally, innovation. Like in most of the developing countries, its factor driven even from India and Odisha. Baring ...

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