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Juliana Siwale
Juliana Siwale
Senior Lecturer of International Business, Nottingham Business School, Nottingham Trent University
Verified email at ntu.ac.uk
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2 Challenging Western perceptions
J Siwale
Interpreting Rurality: Multidisciplinary Approaches, 15, 2013
2013
A critical evaluation of international development and poverty: the case of microfinance and the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency in Zambia
J Siwale
University of Lincoln, 2013
2013
Accounting for microfinance failure: insights from Zambia
J Siwale, J Ritchie
International Journal of Critical Accounting 5 (6), 641-662, 2013
132013
African transnational diaspora entrepreneurship in the United Kingdom
J Siwale, UF Ott, O Aluko
Research Handbook on Transnational Diaspora Entrepreneurship, 208-219, 2023
12023
Book review: Seduced and betrayed: Exposing the contemporary microfinance phenomenon Milford Bateman and Kate Maclean (eds)
J Siwale
International Small Business Journal 36 (1), 126-127, 2018
2018
Computing for social good: Supporting microfinance institutions in Zambia
K Wakunuma, J Siwale, R Beck
The Electronic Journal of Information Systems in Developing Countries 85 (3 …, 2019
172019
Conclusion: Reflecting on African diaspora direct investment
J Siwale, D Hack-Polay
African Diaspora Direct Investment: Establishing the Economic and Socio …, 2018
22018
Digitising microfinance: on the route to losing the traditional ‘human face’of microfinance institutions
J Siwale, C Godfroid
Oxford Development Studies 50 (2), 177-191, 2022
122022
Digitizing microfinance: is there a place for loan officers?
J Siwale, C Godfroid
2019
Disclosing the loan officer’s role in microfinance development
JN Siwale, J Ritchie
International Small Business Journal 30 (4), 432-450, 2012
1072012
Editorial: Special issue on rural entrepreneurship theory in the developed and developing context
R Newbery, J Siwale, A Henley
International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation 18 (1), 1-3, 2017
82017
Enhanced job satisfaction under tighter technological control: The paradoxical outcomes of digitalisation
NS Bisht, C Trusson, J Siwale, MN Ravishankar
New Technology, Work and Employment 38 (2), 162-184, 2023
152023
Examining entrepreneurship education in sub-Saharan Africa from a compensatory perspective
J Siwale, B Honig, O Aluko, N Boso
2023
Exploring gender and diaspora investment among diaspora women in the UK
R Madziva, J Siwale, J Thondhlana
African Diaspora Direct Investment: Establishing the Economic and Socio …, 2018
42018
Failure by design: the rise and fall of a microfinance institution in Zambia –a case of Pride Zambia
J Ritchie, J Siwale
University of Lincoln, 2011
12011
Failure by design: the rise and fall of a microfinance institution in Zambia–a case of pride Zambia
J Siwale, J Ritchie
142011
Fostering Local Enterprise Development in Resource-Constrained Developing Countries: Matarenda and Microcredit Compared
J Siwale, J Thondhlana, R Madziva
Matarenda/Talents in Zimbabwean Pentecostalism, 76-97, 2021
2021
Introduction: Overview of the Book
D Hack-Polay, J Siwale
African Diaspora Direct Investment: Establishing the Economic and Socio …, 2018
12018
Loan officers and loan ‘delinquency’in microfinance: A Zambian case
R Dixon, J Ritchie, J Siwale
Accounting forum 31 (1), 47-71, 2007
1452007
Managing loan ‘delinquency’and microfinance: Lessons from Zambia
R Dixon, J Ritchie, J Siwale
Accounting forum 31 (1), 47-71, 2007
52007
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