Introduction: A Nation of Laws, Not Men

Foley, Elizabeth Price

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“…This indicates a tension between the New Zealand Government’s business development policies and the needs of Māori entrepreneurs. In addition, low economic status often restricts Indigenous entrepreneurs’ access to business finance (Foley, 2006a, 2006b; Furneaux & Brown, 2007) that then hampers business operations and growth (Zapalska, Perry, & Dabb, 2002; Mapunda, 2007).…”

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“…A WEO reflects the aspects of a Western economic perspective of EO where the emphasis is on business growth and performance (Avlonitis & Salavou, 2007; Rauch et al, 2009; Andersén, 2010; Craig, Pohjola, Kraus, & Jensen, 2014). Existing studies show that some urban Indigenous Australians had relinquished elements of cultural value consciously from business interactions (Foley, 2006b). The motive behind these was linked to operating among the predominant culture.…”

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Indigenous entrepreneurial orientation: A Māori perspective

Mrabure

Ruwhiu

Gray

2018

Journal of Management & Organization

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Despite growing interest in Indigenous entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial orientation, few studies bridge these two domains empirically. We address this gap by developing a model for exploring entrepreneurial orientation in Indigenous communities. We assess the possible dimensions of Indigenous entrepreneurship orientation in a qualitative study of Māori business owners in New Zealand. The findings suggest that Indigenous worldview and entrepreneurial ecosystem influences the entrepreneurial orientation of participants, leading to a continuum of Indigenous entrepreneurial orientation. The results have important implications for Indigenous entrepreneurship policy, practice and theory.

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confidence: 99%