"If Man Works Hard the Land Will Not Be Lazy"

Arkush, R. David

doi:10.1177/009770048401000405

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“…For entrepreneurs, values indicate what decisions they will make and how they approach a new enterprise. Kecharananta and Baker [65] propose these values as objectivity, resourcefulness, trust, and cooperation, whereas Arkush [66] believed that the underlying value of the entrepreneurial spirit is hard work. According to academic research, entrepreneurial values in students influence the formation of new firms [45].…”

Section: Entrepreneurial Values and Venture Creationmentioning

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Envisaging the Impact of Entrepreneurial Culture on Venture Creation among Undergraduate Students of Selected Universities in Nigeria

Dada,

Adegbuyi,

Ogbari

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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Entrepreneurship is critical to the development of modern complex societies, not just for their survival but also for their long-term viability. Knowing the importance of entrepreneurship to the development of an economy brought about the introduction of entrepreneurship education into tertiary institutions in Nigeria. However, the restricted way entrepreneurship education is usually taught and practised has not helped undergraduates to imbibe an entrepreneurial culture and create a venture while at university. To close these gaps, the current study envisaged the impact of entrepreneurial culture and venture creation among undergraduate students of selected public universities in the South West region of Nigeria. Specifically, the purposive sampling technique was adopted to select the participants from selected universities in the South West region of Nigeria that offers entrepreneurship as a degree programme. A total of 450 questionnaires were administered. A total of 396 copies of questionnaires were returned valid and confirmed as fit for analysis, representing an 88% response rate. The data collected were analysed using structural equation modelling. The findings from this study concluded that students who exhibit entrepreneurial attributes, values, and mindset are more likely to be entrepreneurs than students who do not. This study recommends that universities work harder to promote entrepreneurial culture by focusing entrepreneurship education more on practical application.

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Section: Entrepreneurial Values and Venture Creationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Envisaging the Impact of Entrepreneurial Culture on Venture Creation among Undergraduate Students of Selected Universities in Nigeria

Dada,

Adegbuyi,

Ogbari

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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Impact of Locus of Control on Dangerous Driving Behavior and Positive Driving Behavior in China

Luo

Hou

et al. 2023

Communications in Computer and Information Science

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Pathological Gambling in Montreal’s Chinese Community: An Anthropological Perspective

Papineau¹

2005

J Gambl Stud

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Pathological gambling has been identified as a major issue in Montreal's Chinese community. A variety of sources attest to the fact that, though we live in an increasingly heterogeneous society, the services provided to minority communities for preventing and treating pathological gambling are inadequate. An anthropological approach that takes into account cultural characteristics of one's community could lead to better strategies for acknowledgement, definition, diagnosis and treatment of pathological gambling among culturally different communities. Research paths that could help to provide effective treatment and services to specific populations are suggested. An overview of the way the Chinese view gambling, pathological gambling and treatment is presented. The concepts of fate, destiny and luck in Chinese thought, as well as Montreal's Chinese community social norms related to gambling are then described. The incorporation of those cultural understandings in future studies and treatment attempts is suggested.

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"If Man Works Hard the Land Will Not Be Lazy"

Cited by 19 publications

References 12 publications

Envisaging the Impact of Entrepreneurial Culture on Venture Creation among Undergraduate Students of Selected Universities in Nigeria

Envisaging the Impact of Entrepreneurial Culture on Venture Creation among Undergraduate Students of Selected Universities in Nigeria

Impact of Locus of Control on Dangerous Driving Behavior and Positive Driving Behavior in China

Pathological Gambling in Montreal’s Chinese Community: An Anthropological Perspective

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