Impact of education and training on performance of women entrepreneurs: A study in emerging
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The issue of wasta is like the proverbial elephant in the room—everyone knows it exists but
avoids mentioning the fact due to the sensitivity of the subject. The term wasta is used all …

Purpose This paper aims to find the role of education in enhancing the status of women
entrepreneurs through empowerment and self-employment. This will also help in upliftment …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to extend understanding of marketing in MENA by
investigating how women entrepreneurs use social networking sites (SNS) in marketing their …

Internationalisation has greatly altered the international economic positioning of many
develo** nations in heralding challenges for cross-cultural management in subsidiary …

This study aims to amplify theory and practice at the marketing/entrepreneurship interface
(MEI) by proposing a revision to the key concept of value creation. Advances in marketing …

Wasta is a way of social networking, of using connections, overcoming personal and/or
family dilemmas or conflicts. Wasta may provide solutions to dilemmas in societies that had …

Customer and customer satisfaction is considered to be the core for success. Targeting the
growing Islamic customer population has given the opportunity to tap demand based on …

Women are restricted to make any type of business activity, contact outside the family and
face other socio-cultural barriers in most of the Gulf countries. Until very recently, the …

Most of the countries in Asia are prejudice to male supremacy in family. The family is often
considered as most powerful division of social structure and family businesses are still …