Journal of Enterprising Communities: People and Places in the Global Economy: Volume 3 Issue 3

Indigenous knowledge of fodder tree selectivity by local goats in the mid‐hills of Nepal

Luma Nidhi Pandey, Michael Kam, Shambhu B. Pandey, Chet R. Upreti, Netra P. Osti, A. Allan Degen

Tree fodder is an important constituent of livestock feed in the mid‐hills of Nepal, particularly so during the dry winter. The purpose of this paper is to compare the ranking of…

Understanding entrepreneurial behaviour in organized criminals

Robert Smith

The purpose of this paper is to focus upon organized criminals as an enterprising community and as enterprising people. Organized crime is a global phenomenon that concentrates…

Re‐visiting Indonesian cases for cluster realism

Martin Perry, Tulus Tahi Hamonangan Tambunan

The purpose of this paper is to use case study evidence to explain that enterprise agglomeration in itself may not advantage business development. Agglomeration has the potential…

Wine tourism as a development initiative in rural Canary Island communities

Lynnaire Sheridan, Abel Duarte Alonso, Pascal Scherrer

Many studies underline the critical relationship between local communities and rural‐based industries. However, the dynamics of the relationship between wineries and local…

The dynamic context of cultural and social sustainability of communities in Southwest Alaska

Davin Holen

Commercial fishing in Southwest Alaska provides for an opportunity to engage in wage labor jobs while still allowing for time to participate in subsistence hunting and fishing…

Small‐scale ceramic enterprises in South‐Western Nigeria

Tolulope Lawrence Akinbogun

The purpose of this paper is to examine the demography of the producers of ceramic wares as it affects the production and profitability of the venture. To identify and rank other…

Children of the Home Rule, Year 79 (Hjemmestyrets Boern, Aargang 79)

Michelle Brandstrup Jensen