All Outputs (6)

Barriers to Ethnic Minority Entrepreneurs-investigating the Evidence and Examining the Turfs (2020)
Presentation / Conference
Bariture, B., & Omeihe, K. (2020, September). Barriers to Ethnic Minority Entrepreneurs-investigating the Evidence and Examining the Turfs. Paper presented at Advancements in Migrant and Refugee Entrepreneurship Research, Birmingham, UK

A report commissioned by the Federation of Small Businesses in Scotland, articulated that ethnic minority-led SMEs generated £13 billion in revenue and 107,000 jobs for the Scottish economy (FSB, 2020). Despite this feat, there is clear evidence tha... Read More about Barriers to Ethnic Minority Entrepreneurs-investigating the Evidence and Examining the Turfs.

'In courts we don't trust': Institutional framework in the context of developing economy (2020)
Presentation / Conference
Omeihe, K. O., Gustavsson, V., Omeihe, I., Amoako, I. O., & Saud Khan, M. (2020, August). 'In courts we don't trust': Institutional framework in the context of developing economy. Paper presented at 80th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management, Vancouver, Canada

In this paper, we examine with particular interest the mechanism of trust in Nigeria's unique socioeconomic landscape. This becomes pertinent as formalised institutional arrangements such as courts and legal structures appear to be underdeveloped. We... Read More about 'In courts we don't trust': Institutional framework in the context of developing economy.

The Need for Interview Participant Justification: Report-ability in Qualitative Research (2020)
Presentation / Conference
Omeihe, K. (2020, May). The Need for Interview Participant Justification: Report-ability in Qualitative Research. Presented at British Academy of Management and the Institute for Small Business and Entrepreneurship Doctoral Day

Persistent concerns are still raised about an appropriate guideline for determining the number of interview participants within organisational studies. Across studies, there is that continuing debate about the guideline principles for justifying part... Read More about The Need for Interview Participant Justification: Report-ability in Qualitative Research.

Trust and distrust in Nigerian supply chain networks (2019)
Presentation / Conference
Omeihe, K. (2019, September). Trust and distrust in Nigerian supply chain networks. Presented at BAM 2019 Conference, Birmingham, UK

Purpose- To date, most of the literature on trust and distrust reveal a paucity of studies about Nigerian Supply chain relationships. Specifically, this paper attempts to address this gap by examining how trust is developed and repaired in supply cha... Read More about Trust and distrust in Nigerian supply chain networks.

Trust and West African exporting SME networks (2019)
Presentation / Conference
Amoako, I. O., Omeihe, K. O., Gustafsson, V., & Omeihe, I. (2019, August). Trust and West African exporting SME networks. Paper presented at Centre for African Research on Enterprise and Economic Development 4th Annual Conference, University of the West of Scotland, Paisley, United Kingdom

Purpose This paper makes a case for the examination of trust based on the notion that trust differs across contexts. This is important as a study of this nature provides a basis for uncovering new aspects of trust and SME networks. To date most of th... Read More about Trust and West African exporting SME networks.

Trust in Cross Border Trade Networks (2018)
Presentation / Conference
Omeihe, K., Gustafsson, V., Amoako, I., & Saud Khan, M. (2018, May). Trust in Cross Border Trade Networks. Paper presented at 3rd Annual Research Conference- Centre for African Research and Economic Development (CAREED), Paisley

Purpose This paper aims to develop an understanding of trust in cross border trade networks dominating West African markets. To date most of the literature on trust and network relationships reveal a paucity of studies about West African traders. Th... Read More about Trust in Cross Border Trade Networks.