African Journal of Economic and Management Studies

2010 - 2024

Current editor(s): Prof John Kuada

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Understanding the rise of African business pp. 249-268: Kaja Tvedten, Michael Wendelboe Hansen and Søren Jeppesen
Linkages between investment flows and financial development pp. 269-299: Simplice Asongu
Intellectual capital in Ugandan service firms as mediator of board governance and firm performance pp. 300-340: Stephen Korutaro Nkundabanyanga, Joseph M. Ntayi, Augustine Ahiauzu and Samuel K. Sejjaaka
The determinants of capital structure pp. 341-368: Ben Ukaegbu and Isaiah Oino
Determinants of bank selection by university undergrads in south east Nigeria: empirical evidence pp. 369-382: Anayo D. Nkamnebe, Steve Ukenna, Carol Anionwu and Victoria Chibuike

Transparency and foreign direct investment into Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 146-159: Olusegun Felix Ayadi, Solabomi Ajibolade, Johnnie Williams and Ladelle M. Hyman
African financial development dynamics: big time convergence pp. 160-194: Simplice Asongu
The impact of telecommunication revenue on economic growth: evidence from Ghana pp. 195-208: Francis Atsu, Charles Agyei, William Phanuel Darbi and Sussana Adjei-Mensah
Regulation and strategic group dynamics of the Nigerian telecommunications industry pp. 209-232: Olawale Oladipo Adejuwon

Economic growth and poverty alleviation in Africa – linking hard and soft economics pp. 2-8: John Kuada
Are proposed African monetary unions optimal currency areas? Real, monetary and fiscal policy convergence analysis pp. 9-29: Simplice Asongu
Bank competition, financial innovations and economic growth in Ghana pp. 30-51: Anthony Adu-Asare Idun and Anthony Q.Q. Aboagye
Maternal education and child nutritional status: evidence from Uganda pp. 52-74: Edward Bbaale
Income diversification strategies among rural households in developing countries pp. 75-92: Bernardin Senadza
Corporate social responsibility in Sub-Saharan Africa: hindering and supporting factors pp. 93-113: Richard Benon-be-isan Nyuur, Daniel F. Ofori and Yaw Debrah
The nexus between monetary policy and housing in Egypt and South Africa pp. 114-135: Monal Abdel-Baki

Are saving and investment cointegrated: evidence from some African countries' data pp. 299-316: Kevin Odulukwe Onwuka and Augustine Obiefuna
System dynamics model of debt accumulation in developing countries pp. 317-337: John Pastor Ansah and Muhammad Azeem Qureshi
Trade liberalization, technology import and skill upgrading in Tunisian manufacturing industries pp. 338-357: Zouhair Mrabet and Lanouar Charfeddine
Social intermediation and financial services access in Uganda's microfinance industry pp. 358-371: Nixon Kamukama and Bazinzi Natamba
Source of finance and small enterprise's productivity growth in Ghana pp. 372-386: Eric Osei-Assibey
Valuation accuracy – the myth, expectation and reality! pp. 387-406: Gabriel Babawale

Advancing Africa through management knowledge and practice: the way forward pp. 164-176: Moses Acquaah, David B. Zoogah and Eileen N. Kwesiga
Personal reflections on African management: looking in, looking out and looking ahead pp. 177-200: Moses N. Kiggundu
Leadership in Uganda, Barbados, Canada and the USA: exploratory perspectives pp. 201-222: Terri R. Lituchy, David Ford and Betty Jane Punnett
Challenges impacting performance management implementation in public universities pp. 223-243: Bernadette Nambi Karuhanga and Amanda Werner
Internationalisation process of African banks: an exploratory study pp. 244-266: Dev Kumar Boojihawon and Kelechi K. Acholonu
Strategic factors and firm performance in an emerging economy pp. 267-287: Obi Berko O. Damoah

Information and communications technologies in the age of globalization pp. 9-33: Felix M. Edoho
Regulation of the electricity industry in Africa pp. 34-57: Anastassios Gentzoglanis
Determinants of utilization of antenatal care services in developing countries pp. 58-73: Edward Nketiah‐Amponsah, Bernardin Senadza and Eric Arthur
Connecting the dots pp. 74-94: Rita Abban, S.W.F. (Onno) Omta, John B.K. Aheto and V.E. Scholten
Organizational commitment and market orientation of Nigerian non‐oil exporting companies pp. 95-108: Omotayo Oyeniyi
Customer‐perceived relationship quality and satisfaction pp. 109-121: Rakshit Negi and Eyob Ketema
A new dimension to neo‐institutional sociology pp. 122-143: Stephen Kasumba
Preliminary reflections on the privatization policy in Nigeria pp. 144-152: Edwin Etieyibo

Contextualising non‐profit management in Sub‐Sahara Africa pp. 159-183: Frederik Claeyé
How do high‐performing organizations define their mission in Ghana? pp. 184-204: William Phanuel Kofi Darbi
How managerial interactions affect employees' work output in Ghanaian organizations pp. 204-226: James Baba Abugre
Momentum strategies on the stock exchange of Mauritius pp. 227-239: Ushad Subadar Agathee
Earnings management to meet or beat earnings thresholds pp. 240-257: Ibrahim El‐Sayed Ebaid
Impact of entrepreneurship education on entrepreneurial intentions of business and engineering students in Ethiopia pp. 258-277: Dugassa Tessema Gerba

Re‐defining corporate social responsibility (CSR) in Nigeria's post‐amnesty oil industry pp. 9-22: Rhuks Temitope Ako
Employee social responsibility practices and outcomes in Kenya's tourist hotels pp. 23-41: Thomas Kimeli Cheruiyot and Loice C. Maru
CSR stakeholder engagement and Nigerian tobacco manufacturing sub‐sector pp. 42-63: Bethel Uzoma Ihugba
Ubuntuand corporate social responsibility: the case of selected Malawian organizations pp. 64-76: Happy Mickson Kayuni and Richard I.C. Tambulasi
The importance of corporate social performance in place branding of retail banks in Egypt pp. 77-94: Passent Tantawi and Amr Youssef
Corporate social responsibility initiatives pp. 95-115: David H. Tobey and B. Yasanthi Perera
Financial institutions' social responsibility in developing countries pp. 116-136: Fredrick Onyango Ogola
The human rights of artisanal miners in the Democratic Republic of the Congo pp. 137-150: Josep F. Mària Sj and Miho Taka