International handbook of research on indigenous entrepreneurship /

PART I INDIGENOUS ENTREPRENEURSHIP: HISTORY,
CULTURE, VALUES AND OBJECTIVES
I Toward a multidisciplinary definition of indigenous entrepreneurship 3
Leo-Paul Dana
2 Brave spirits on new paths: toward a globally relevant paradigm of
Indigenous entrepreneurship research 8
Kevin Hindle and 1fichele Lansdowne
3 Shattering misconceptions 20
Wanda W Wuttunee
PART II AFRICA
4 Introduction to the chapters on Africa 27
Kofi Q. Dadzie
5 An overview of African entrepreneurship and small business research 28
Wimn A. Naud?and JJD. Havenga
6 Women in development: the case of Bodija market in Ibadan,
South Western Nigeria 46
Tokunbo Simboiwale Osinubi
7 Values, resource endowment and ethnic entrepreneurship in Africa:
the case of Nande, Luba and Kumu in the Democratic Republic
of Congo 60
Jean-Marie ANkongolo-Bakenda
8 The Maasai: entrepreneurship and change 84
Bitange Ndemo
9 Basuto culture and entrepreneurship in Lesotho 100
Leo-Paul Dana
PART III ASIA
10 Traditional livestock production among Bedouin in the Negev Desert I 15
A. Allan Degen
11 Reindeer herders and hunters of Eastern Siberia: life of Kalar Evenks 137
Olga Povoroznyuk
12 Flexibility in indigenous exchange practices in northern Russia 155
John P Ziker
13 Indigenous small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Mongolia 168
Batchimeg Nanmsraidorj, Enkhjargal A diya and Rosalind Chew
14 The Ainu of Japan and the land given by the river 175
Sandra Pennewiss
15 The Dhivehis of the Maldives 181
Teresa E. Dana
PART IV EUROPE
16 Peoples, livelihoods and change in Europe's Far and Atlantic North 195
Ludger Miiller- Wille
17 Entrepreneurs in Greenland 201
Frank Sejersen
18 Sure weren't we always self-sufficient, didn't we have to be!
Entrepreneurship in the Irish Gaeltacht 211
Emer Ni Bhr(daigh
19 Entrepreneurship among Sami reindeer herders 232
Lars Ronning
20 Women's position in the Sami reindeer husbandry 246
Solveig Joks
21 Social capital of indigenous and autochthonous ethnicities 257
Birger Winsa
22 An ethnographic study of entrepreneurship among the Sgini
people of Finland 287
Teresa E. Dana and Liisa Remnes
23 The Komi of the Kola Peninsula 302
Helena Ruotsala
PART V THE AMERICAS
24 Introduction to the Americas 309
Robert B. Anderson
25 People of the river: the subsistence economy of the Han,
Athabaskan people of the Upper Yukon River 313
Willia E. Simneone
26 The Namgis First Nation of Alert Bay, Cormorant Island,
British Columbia 328
LUo-Paul Dana
27 The Nk'Mip Cellars: wine and tourism with an Aboriginal flavour 336
Robert B. Anderson, Scott McGillivrayv and Robert J. Giberson
28 The Saskatchewan experience 352
Robert B. Anderson, Ana Maria Peredo, Benson Honig, Leo-Paul Dana
and Warren Weir
29 A theory-based empirical study of entrepreneurship in Iqaluit,
Nunavut (formerly Frobisher Bay, Northwest Territories) 366
Lio-Paul Dana, Teresa E Dana and Robert B. Anderson
30 Mohawk First Nations: successes and challenges of small business owners 378
Terri R. Lituchy, Robert Oppenheimer, Thomas O'Connell and
Ronald J Abraira
31 People of the corn: traditional Hopi agriculture and sustainability 404
Dennis Wall and Virgil Masayesva
32 'La Iguana Sana': an aboriginal entrepreneurial endeavour
in the Mexican State of Chiapas 413
Jose Ramon Torres and Robert B. Anderson
33 The Mulatas Archipelago: land of Kuna and Moon Children 419
Leo-Paul Dana
34 The road less travelled in Peru 426
Ana Maria Peredo
35 Bolivia: land of the Aymaras and Quechuas 445
Lto- Paul Dana
PART VI THE SOUTH PACIFIC
36 The South Pacific: Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific Islands
insights into the theory and praxis of Indigenous entrepreneurship 459)
Garth Cant
37 Doing 'business' in Papua New Guinea: the social embeddedness
of small business enterprises 470
George N Curry
38 The renaissance of Indigenous entrepreneurship in Australia 485
Kevin Hindle
39 Different strokes for different folks: stimulating entrepreneurship
in regional communities 494
Tim Maczarol
40 Unlocking the economic potential of an Australian indigenous
community 508
Duncan Ord and Tim Mazzarol
41 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander entrepreneurship in
Australia: looking forward, looking back 526
Michael Schaper
42 Kaupapa Maori entrepreneurship 536
Ella Henry
43 Ngai Tahu: the New Zealand success story in indigenous entrepreneurship 549
Charlotte Paulin
44 The importance of traditional Maori values for necessity and
opportunity: Maori entrepreneurs - iwi-based and individually owned 558
Virginia Warriner
45 Fiji: Melanesian islands with Polynesian cultural values 565
Lfo-Paul Dana
46 Indigenous land claims, economic development and entrepreneurship:
comparing Australia and New Zealand with Canada 573
Dianna Wilkins
PART VII TOWARD FUTURE RESEARCH
47 World Council of Indigenous Peoples: Declaration of Principles 593
48 A multidisciplinary theory of entrepreneurship as a function of
cultural perceptions of opportunity 595
LIo-Paul Dana and Robert B. Anderson