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Small-scale enterprise livelihoods and social capital in Eastern Indonesia : ethnic embeddedness and exclusion
Enquiry ; Enterprise ; Ethnicity ; Indonesia ; Living standard ; Small and medium sized enterprises ; Social capital ; Social network

Geography as ideology and the politics of crisis: the Enterprise Zones experiment in Redundant spaces in cities and regions? Studies in industrial decline and social change.
Crise ; Déclin industriel ; Enterprise zone ; Entreprise ; Environnement ; Géographie humaine ; Planification ; Politique locale ; Royaume-Uni ; Zone aménagée
The A. analyses the history of the Enterprise Zone experiment, in the context of the ineffectiveness of the British state in responding to post-war industrial decline, and the uses of the experiment in the politics of crisis. He discusses its

Investment-led entrepreneurship and small enterprise development in tourism : lessons for SDIs from the international experience
Africa ; Economic development ; Ecotourism ; Enterprise ; Entrepreneurship ; Investment ; Small firm ; Tourism
The objective of this article is to analyse the international literature concerning the experience in developing countries of the impact of investments in the tourism sector and of the potential for small, medium and micro-enterprise economy

ST The location of branch offices of enterprises and the hierarchy of cities in Yamagata Prefecture, Tohoku region, Northeast Japan
The purpose of this paper is to verify the relation between branch offices and prefectual capitals. Branch offices of enterprises located in five main cities within Yamagata Prefecture of Japan were studied. The important finding : Yamagata city
(the seat of the prefectural government) has certainly confirmed its status as the primary central city within the prefecture due to the agglomeration there of branch offices of nationalwide enterprises. - (K. Abe).

Internationalization of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and international entrepreneurship : a critique and policy implications
Enterprise ; Internationalization ; Policy ; Small and medium sized enterprises

Enterprise zones: the non-manipulation of economic space
In 1982 and 1983, legislation to establish enterprise zones in the United States was placed before Congress. The spatially targeted program is designed to stimulate economic growth in depressed inner cities. Yet an assessment of the probable spatial
consequences of the zones at various scales and of their potential for affecting significant change in economic space indicates that the program is likely to do little to modify the current dynamics of metropolitan economies. Instead, enterprise zones

Bringing Hong Kong to Belfast? The case of an enterprise zone
Belfast ; Critique ; Développement régional ; Enterprise zone ; Géographie de l'Europe ; Intervention gouvernementale ; Northern Ireland ; Parc industriel ; Politique régionale ; Royaume-Uni ; Région déprimée ; Zone industrielle
, l'enterprise zone a nécessité plus, et non moins, d'intervention gouvernementale.

Colonialism, colonization and the settlement in Israel as a colonial enterprise

African land : European enterprise

Employment change in Tasmanian manufacturing, 1980-1985 : an enterprise-based approach

Managing public commercial enterprises in Nigeria : the case of Kwara State commercial parastatals

Policy review section : enterprise boards and some issues raised by taking equity and loan stock in major companies

Enterprise performances in the public and private sectors: Tanzanian experience, 1970-75

The multiplant business enterprise and geographical space: some issues in the study of external control and regional development

Capitalized property taxes and the viability of rural enterprise subject to urban pressure

Enterprises' locational decisions and interregional highways: an empiric investigation in Greece
by creating the necessary conditions for the economic development of the regions that it crosses. In this article the contribution of enterprises located in areas near interregional highways to regional development is examined. Concretely, the contribution
of these enterprises to the economic development of the regions in which they are established is investigated using multiple regression analysis and with the completion of questionnaires by enterprises located near interregional areas of the Athens-Thessaloniki

The local construction of social enterprise markets : an evaluation of Jens Beckert’s field approach
Cooperation ; England ; Firm ; Governance ; Market ; Organization ; Social enterprise ; Theory ; United Kingdom
This article examines the local construction of social enterprise markets through an evaluation of Jens Beckert’s field approach. To do so, it describes the reciprocal interactions between forces of institutions, networks, and cognitive frameworks
as they serve to construct opportunities for social enterprises (SEs) in Liverpool, Birmingham, Southampton, and the London Borough of Newham. This analysis suggests that Beckert’s approach helps to move beyond a singular notion of a single ‘market logic

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