Robin Ward

Ethnic Communities in Business: Strategies for Economic Survival.

Contributors Preface Part I. The Context of Ethnic Business: 1. Ethnic business development in Britain: opportunities and resources Gerald Mars and Robin Ward 2. Small entrepreneurs in contemporary Europe Jeremy Boissevain 3. Small business vulnerability, ethnic enclaves and ethnic enterprise Ellen Auster and Howard Aldrich Part II. Diversity in Ethnic Business: 4. Ethnicity and the rise of capitalism in Ulster Richard Jenkins 5. The development of Jewish business in the United Kingdom Harold Pollins 6. The rise of the Britalian culture entrepreneur Robin Palmer 7. Choice, chance or no alternative? Turkish Cypriots in business in London Sarah Ladbury 8. West Indian business in Britain Frank Reeves and Robin Ward Part III. The Asian Experience: 9. Snakes and ladders: Asian business in Britain Susan Nowikowski 10. Business on trust: Pakistani entrepreneurship in the Manchester garment trade Pnina Werbner 11. Ethnic advantage and minority business development Howard Aldrich, Trevor P. Jones and David McEvoy 12. Acquiring premises: a case study of Asians in Bradford John Cater Part IV. Overview: 13. Ethnic minorities in business: a research agenda Richard Jenkins Notes References Index.