African Entrepreneurship

Leo-Paul Dana is Professor at Montpellier Business School and a member of the Entrepreneurship & Innovation chair, which is part of LabEx Entrepreneurship, in France.Vanessa Ratten is Associate Professor at La Trobe University in Australia. Ben Q. Honyenuga is a Senior Lecturer at Ho Technical University in Ghana.

• 1. Introduction to African Entrepreneurship; Leo-Paul Dana, Vanessa Ratten and Ben Q. Honyenuga.- 2. Bringing Africa into Entrepreneurship Research; Vanessa Ratten and Paul Jones.- 3. Tanzania as an Emerging Entrepreneurial Ecosystem: Prospects and Challenges; Bella L. Galperin and Lemayon L. Melyoki.- 4. The Kenyan Environment's Influence on the Emergence and Development of Corporate Entrepreneurship among SMEs; Michael J. Mustafa and Mathew Hughes.- 5. Entrepreneurship Education in Developing Countries: A Study on Key Challenges in Sierra Leone; Alfred Mbeteh and Massimiliano M. Pellegrini.- 6. African Entrepreneurship: Constraints and Improvements; Gerd Junne.- 7. Entrepreneurial Opportunities and Challenges for Retired Senior Military Officers in Nigeria; Kaseem Ayasi and Nnamdi Madichie.- 8. Income Diversification and Banks’ Profitability from an African Markets Perspective: A Relief for SMEs?; Isaac Boadi.- 9. Entrepreneurship and SMEs’ Productivity Challenges in Sub-Saharan Africa; Paul Igwe, Adah Emmanuel Onjewu and Simon Uguru Nwibo.- 10. Entrepreneur-SME Manager Traits and Sources of Financing; Eniola Anthony Abiodun.- 11. Brokering: Africa’s Unique Brand of Entrepreneurship; Daniel M. Quaye, Nkukpornu Atsu and George Acheampong.- 12. South Africa's White Entrepreneurs: An Evolution from Opportunity to Necessity; Warren Lloyd.- 13. Entrepreneurship Policy for the Health Sector in Rwanda: A Quest for Contextual Social Inclusion; Marcela Ramírez Pasillas, Hans Lundberg and Sabine Umuhire.