Most Recent Articles from International Journal of Business Research

• Doing business in the new world marketplace: can African companies achieve a global competitive advantage? 

  1. INTRODUCTION For centuries, countries around the world relied on their comparative advantage to accumulate wealth. With more than 50 countries...

  05/01/09 by Richard T. Mpoyi · More from publication

• The impact of globalization and trade liberalization on competitiveness of firms in less developed countries: a longitudnal study 

  INTRODUCTION One important effect of globalization is the increased interdependence among nations, which the world has never seen before....

  05/01/09 by Gabriel Awuah · More from publication

• Determinants of household food security in Southwestern Nigeria 

  1. INTRODUCTION Food is a basic necessity of life. Its importance at the household level is indicated by the fact that it is a basic means of...

  05/01/09 by Sola Olorunfemi; E.A. Aderinola; I.A. Ajibefun · More from publication

• Exploring the motivation to stay and to perform among managers in Nigeria 

  1. INTRODUCTION Job satisfaction has generated a lot of research interest among both academics and practitioners. This may be due to the common...

  05/01/09 by Franca Ovadje; Obinna S. Muogboh · More from publication

• Early African contributions to economic development, the business cycle, and globalization 

  1. INTRODUCTION Many important models which have been developed to explain the cumulative process of economic development from Smith (1776), Marx...

  05/01/09 by Adil H. Mouhammed · More from publication

• Challenges and opportunities facing African entrepreneurs and their small firms 

  1. INTRODUCTION Entrepreneurs are individuals who identify market needs and launch firms to meet those needs. Unlike salaried employees,...

  05/01/09 by Ikechi Ekeledo; Edward D. Bewayo · More from publication

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