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Objectives - The purpose of this paper is to highlight the strategies being undertaken by higher education institutions (HEIs) to leverage their bottom-line especially in situations where public funding has been removed and they are left with no other option but self-funding. Strategies have...
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As the instability in the South China Sea rages on, Pyongyang defies the United Nations (UN), China chastises its enfant terrible protégé, South Korea instigates an emergency UN session on the subject, other events have taken the world by storm. “Oppan Gangnam style”, which translates into...
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In their bid to embark upon ostensible demarketing, higher education institutions have only ended up cannibalizing their flagship brands. This paper draws upon three illustrations to highlight the unintentional consequences of demarketing in higher education - revised editions of bestselling...
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In their bid to embark upon ostensible demarketing, higher education institutions have only ended up cannibalizing their flagship brands. This paper draws upon three illustrations to highlight the unintentional consequences of demarketing in higher education - revised editions of bestselling...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014145181
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to highlight the strategies undertaken by “entrepreneurial” universities to leverage their bottom-line especially in response to withdrawals of public funding. Internationalisation has been the most prominent from setting-up overseas branch campuses...
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This article is crafted as a compendium of scholarly contributions debating the main challenges facing one of Africa’s largest economies – South Africa – cutting across a range of sectors from electricity generation and public sector performance, to the private sector management on the...
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This chapter highlights four main themes from: explaining the contribution of the informal sector to the development of both developed and emerging market economies; to discussing the prevalence of the informal economy across regions and sectors, evaluating respective measurement metrics, and...
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This exploratory study pools together two complementary streams of literature – i.e. marketing and entrepreneurship, drawing upon a single case study of “Auntie Muni,” an informal woman-owned business in the food sector in Ghana’s East Legon area. In our estimation and based on our...
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to highlight the marketing challenges facing the Nigerian movie industry – Nollywood. The paper also attempts to make a case for due recognition to this multimillion dollar industry in management research as opposed to being pigeonholed in the domain of...
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This paper examines the business impact of the legislation in England requiring retailers to charge consumers for single-use carrier bags. The legislation impacts three key stakeholders — Government, retailers, and consumers. The primary focus of this study is, however, from the perspective of...
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