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Jock Collins, Branka Krivokapic-Skoko, Simon Darcy, Heidi Norman, Mohammad Alaslani - Paradox of Minority Entrepreneurship, Inbunden

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Paradox of Minority Entrepreneurship

Australian Insights, Global Implications

Av Jock Collins, Branka Krivokapic-Skoko, Simon Darcy, Heidi Norman, Mohammad Alaslani

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Mainstream entrepreneurship theory and research is weak on the experiences of minority entrepreneurs, and this book fills that gap, presenting evidence-based primary research from Australia to argue that the dynamics of minority entrepreneurship have implications for mainstream or majority entrepreneurship theory and policy.The book provides a brief overview of the interdisciplinary theoretical foundations for minority entrepreneurship research. The chapters then draw upon primary research with over 1000 minority entrepreneurs – immigrants, Indigenous peoples, refugees, Muslims, and people with a disability – in Australia to explore the paradox of why minority entrepreneurs who face the greatest barriers often have higher rates of entrepreneurship than non-minorities. While ethnic community resources are critical factors in the success of these ventures, the book also highlights evidence of co-ethnic exploitation.Rich with primary evidence, this book opens up a rich field of research, entrepreneurial experience as well as policy insights for academics and scholars of small business management, strategic management, and ethnic studies.
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Jock Collins retired as a Professor of Social Economics in the Management Discipline Group at the UTS Business School in 2023. His main research has related to the interdisciplinary study of immigration and cultural diversity in the economy and society and minority entrepreneurship.Branka Krivokapic-Skoko is Professor at School of Business, Charles Sturt University, NSW. Branka’s research interests are particularly in the area of rural/immigrant/refugee/women and Indigenous entrepreneurship. Her most research publications are on rurality and intersectionality and intersectional precarity of Hazara Afghan refugee migrants in rural Australia.Simon Darcy is Professor of Social Inclusion in the UTS Business School at the University of Technology Sydney, Australia. He specialises in developing inclusive organisational approaches for diversity groups and understanding the social impact of organisations and individuals. Simon is also a person with a high-level spinal cord injury and power wheelchair user who brings an insider’s understanding to research and engagement.Heidi Norman is director of the UNSW Indigenous Land and Justice Research Group in the Arts, Design and Architecture Faculty. She is a leading researcher in the field of Australian Aboriginal political history. She is a descendant of the Gomeroi people of north-western NSW.Mohammad Alaslani is an entrepreneurship scholar specializing in evidence-based human resource management and small businesses recruitment. His work explores Muslim immigrant entrepreneurship in Australia.

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