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23. Opportunity or necessity? Conceptualizing entrepreneurship at African small-scale mines. (2018). MacOnachie, Roy ; Hilson, Gavin.
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25. Mitigating regional disparities through microfinancing: An analysis of microcredit as a sustainability tool for territorial development in Italy. (2018). Arbolino, Roberta ; Yigitcanlar, Tan ; Ioppolo, Giuseppe ; Carlucci, Fabio ; Cira, Andrea.
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27. A Quest for Seeking Microcredit among Youth: Evidence from an Emerging Nation in South Asian Region. (2017). Ajanthan, Alagathurai.
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29. Entrepreneurial Education, youth employability and economic development in Kenya. (2017). Munyoki, Justus M ; Ndemo, Bitange.
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30. Managing Intercultural Practice Oriented Student’s Projects: Evidence from Kenya, Germany, Ghana and the United States. (2017). Brautlacht, Regina ; Rauhut, Nils ; Owino, Joseph ; Agyapong, Daniel.
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31. Constraints analysis of start-up business in Burundi. (2017). Girukwishaka, Gilbert .
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32. Do the approaches to entrepreneurship education matter in start-up intentions?. (2017). Boohene, Rosemond ; Afriyie, Nina .
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33. Intercultural challenges: University – Business Partnerships. (2017). Ambrock, Marc ; Lawal, Kingsley .
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34. Viability of alternative online news media in developing and transition countries. (2017). Schmidt, Christoph.
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35. Examining activities in the E-waste Sector: Evidence from Two Metropolis in Ghana. (2017). Boohene, Rosemond ; Agyapong, Gloria.
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36. Determinants of Non-Farm Micro and Small Enterprise Participation in Rural Ghana. (2017). Ayambila, Sylvester N.
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37. Productive use of renewable energy supporting applied entrepreneurship – Lessons learned from a development project in rural Ethiopia. (2017). Daniel, Selomie ; Steurer, Elmar ; Wagemann, Bernard .
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38. What drives the repayment of agricultural micro loans? Evidence from Nicaragua. (2017). Just-Marx, S ; Dorfleitner, G ; Priberny, C.
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39. Financial Inclusion and the Role of Women in Nigeria. (2017). Ogunleye, Toyin Segun.
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40. What is challenging renewable energy entrepreneurs in developing countries?. (2016). Gabriel, Cle-Anne.
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41. Description-text related soft information in peer-to-peer lending – Evidence from two leading European platforms. (2016). Weber, Martina ; Kammler, Julia ; Stoiber, Johannes ; de Castro, Ivan ; Dorfleitner, Gregor ; Priberny, Christopher ; Schuster, Stephanie .
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42. Determinantes de la morosidad de la cartera de microcrédito en Colombia. (2016). Ramirez, Felipe Clavijo .
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43. Informality, Inclusiveness and Economic Growth in Nigeria. (2015). Awe, Emmanuel ; Yelwa, Mohammed ; Omonoyi, Emmanuel .
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45. AN ASSESSMENT OF MICROLENDING PROGRAMS IN THE ALABAMA BLACK BELT REGION. (2014). Zabawa, Robert ; Baharanyi, Ntam R ; Tackie, Nii O.
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46. The Influence of Social Capital Dimensions on Household Participation in Micro-Credit Groups and Loan Repayment Performance in Uasin Gishu County, Kenya. (2013). Lagat, Job ; Ithinji, Gicuru ; Kangogo, Daniel.
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47. Gender and Microfinance Performance: Why Does the Institutional Context Matter?. (2013). Cruz, Luciano Barin ; Boehe, Dirk Michael.
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48. Determinants of Microcredit Repayment: The Case of Tunisian Microfinance Bank. (2013). Baklouti, Ibtissem.
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49. Determinants of microcredit loans repayment problem among microfinance borrowers in Malaysia. (2012). Nartea, Gilbert ; Mokhtar, Suraya Hanim ; Gan, Christopher.
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50. Determinants of microcredit loans repayment problem among microfinance borrowers in Malaysia. (2012). Nartea, Gilbert ; Mokhtar, Suraya Hanim ; Gan, Christopher.
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51. Why does the microcredit borrowing rate differ across countries? A cross‐country study. (2012). Mourão, Paulo ; Pereira, Sofia ; Mourao, Paulo.
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53. Moral Hazard and Peer Monitoring in a Laboratory Microfinance Experiment. (2008). Maitra, Pushkar ; Gangadharan, Lata ; Cason, Timothy.
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