DORA (De Montfort Open Research Archive)
DORA (De Montfort Open Research Archive) is De Montfort University's research repository. It forms the primary public and institutional record of DMU research outputs. DORA currently lists over 10,000 items, and the breadth of research at DMU means that these include articles, conference papers, books, book chapters, and other material available in a digital form. The record for each item contains descriptive information as well as, where possible, a version of the final research output. Since January 2009 electronic deposit of PhD theses has also been mandatory and to date over 700 theses are available from DORA.
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Co-creation of entrepreneurship education: challenges and opportunities for university, industry and public sector collaboration in Nigeria
(Book chapter)Against the backdrop of a Nigerian government directive to make entrepreneurship education compulsory in Nigeria’s higher education institutions, this chapter assesses the current state of entrepreneurship education provision ... -
Uncovering the role of institutional context for nascent entrepreneurial ventures
(Book chapter)Existing research increasingly provide evidence to support the view that formal and informal institutions significantly influence entrepreneurship generally, and are particularly key influences for new venture creation. ... -
The Interaction Between Family Businesses and Institutional Environment in Africa: An Exploration of Contextual Issues
(Book chapter)Family businesses in Africa play a vital role in creation of socio-economic wealth as they operate at the intersection of social orders such as the family, the market, community, the state and corporates as well as ... -
Perspectives: Decoupling in Science and Education--A Collateral Damage beyond Deteriorating U.S.-China Relations
(Article)Deteriorating relations between the United States and China since 2018 have extended to education and scientific research arenas. We put the U.S.–China science and education in a historical perspective and describe the ... -
‘You come back fighting. That's what gives you the drive to achieve’: The extraordinary psychological construction of the super-rich in entertainment documentaries
(Article)Inequality in society is legitimised through the ‘meritocracy myth’ and existing research claims that the affluence of the super-rich is the result of their superior traits. Discursive Social Psychology examines the ways ...
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