Indigenous entrepreneurs: relationship between human and social capital

Title: Indigenous entrepreneurs: relationship between human and social capital
Creator: Foley, Dennis
Relation: 22nd Annual Conference of the Small Enterprise Association of Australia and New Zealand (SEAANZ). Start Small, Think Big: SEAANZ Conference 2009 (Wellington, New Zealand 2 September, 2009)
Relation: http://www.seaanz.org/conferences.asp
Publisher: Small Enterprise Association of Australia and New Zealand / Massey University
Resource Type: conference paper
Date: 2009
Description: A possible knowledge gap in entrepreneurship literature became evident following a comparative qualitative study of three Indigenous entrepreneurial groups, being Australian Aboriginal, Native Hawaiians and Māori entrepreneurs. When the relationship between Indigenous social and human capital in networking within a majority settler society business culture was addressed the manner and process that Indigenous entrepreneurs apply to networking to achieve business goals suggests that underlying social and human capital dimensions are unique to their individual cultures. Comparative characteristics where applied as a basis to explore any possible differences between levels of social and human capital that influence the networking practices of Indigenous entrepreneurs.
Subject: Indigenous entrepreneurship; social capital; human capital; networking
Identifier: uon:8994
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.13/919838
Identifier: ISBN:9780958281072
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