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Track 1: Human Resource Management and Leadership
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Author/s
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Paper no.
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Exploring practices for effective collaboration
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Debbie Roberts
René Van Wyk Nelesh Dhanpat |
001 – 013
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Teachers’ citizenship and innovative work behaviours: Examining the role of leadership, organisational commitment and fairness
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Peter P. Khaola
David A. Coldwell |
014 – 030
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Determinants that are strongly related to job satisfaction or positive emotion: Evidence from a South African municipality
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Thulani Skosana
Molefe Maleka Patrick Lekgothoane |
031 – 041
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Employee engagement: Evidence from TVET colleges in South Africa
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Mphoreng Magdeline Mmako
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042 – 056
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Investigating the relationship between Ethical Climate and Psychological Capital
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Lindiwe Sibiya
Thelma Makoni René van Wyk |
057 – 071
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Creating a culture of sustainability in organisations in Nelson Mandela Bay
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Elroy Eugene Smith
Roger J. Muller |
072 – 087
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Retention strategies for top- and middle-level managers
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Danielle Uitzinger
Pharny Chrysler-Fox Adèle Thomas |
088 – 104
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The relationship between hope, optimism, physical activity and involuntary absenteeism
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Megan Gilham
Chao Mulenga |
105 – 118
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Intra- and inter-group perceptions of Chinese and Tanzanian employees in intercultural cooperation
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Claude-Hélène Mayer
Christian Martin Boness Lynette Louw Mattheus Johannes Louw |
119 – 137
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The similarities and differences between South African and Chinese definitions and descriptions of leadership style: A mining joint venture case study
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Rayne Handley
Mattheus Louw |
138 – 155
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Exploring retention factors in Generation Y engineers: A petrochemical case study
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Anne Crafford
Corné Booysen Uresen Naidoo Jonathan Parsons |
156 – 173
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Preparing for the future workplace
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Cecile Schultz
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174 – 188
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Assessing the impact of job considerations on organisational citizenship behaviour in a retail setting
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Tandiswa Ngxukumeshe
Elroy Eugene Smith Noxolo Eileen Mazibuko |
189 – 208
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The relationship between leaders’ emotional intelligence and followers’ self-concept motivation and leaders’ emotional intelligence in hotels
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Juliet Chipumuro
Lynette Louw Sarah Radloff |
209 – 228
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Track 2: Marketing Management
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Author/s
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Paper no.
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Page
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Redesigning a radio station website through an multi-method experiment
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Salomien Boshoff
Tanya Beelders Anneke van der Schyff |
229 – 244
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An integrated framework to measure customer-based brand equity
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Chuma Diniso
Helen Duh |
245 – 255
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The attitudes of Gauteng users towards SMS advertising
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Michael Humbani
Yolanda Jordaan |
256 – 268
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The influence of green atmospherics on store image, store loyalty and green purchase behaviour
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Asphat Muposhi
Manilall Dhurup |
269 – 280
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The impact of social media on customer satisfaction and retention in the banking industry: Views of clients and managers.
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Chantal Rootman
Nicole Cupp |
281 – 298
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The influence of age generations on social network usage and behaviour
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Fareeah Vadwa
Beate Elizabeth Stiehler Nontuthuzelo Mashaba |
299 – 314
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Gender differences amongst African Generation Y students' environmental beliefs.
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Costa Synodinos
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315 – 329
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Business-to-Business Interaction Experience and Order Routine Performance: Exploring heterogeneity in Loyalty effects
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Gert Human
Michelle Hill |
330 – 347
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Track 3: Small Business and Entrepreneurship
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Author/s
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Paper no.
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Page
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The field of family business in South Africa: A preliminary review
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Shelly M. Farrington
Abdul G. Jappie |
348 – 369
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Entrepreneurial intelligence: Expanding Schwab’s four-type intelligence proposition to meaningfully address the challenges of the fourth industrial revolution
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J.H. (Cobus) Oosthuizen
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370 – 383
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Student entrepreneurial intention at an urban university in South Africa
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Jean-Marie Mbuya
Chris Schachtebeck |
384 – 397
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Gender differences in entrepreneurial orientation and performance: Evidence from South Africa
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Brownhilder Ngek Neneh
Johan H. van Zyl Annemarie van Noordwyk |
398 – 414
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International market-leading entrepreneurial organisations: Identification of the characteristics of their business models
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Jurie van Vuuren
Nanette du Randt |
415 – 435
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The influence of public finance on the performance of SMMEs in the Free State: A case of afro hair salons in Mangaung Metropolitan Municipality.
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Nosiphiwe Mpiti
Patient Rambe |
436 – 449
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In search of entrepreneurially-orientated strategies adopted by a successful South African family business
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Shelley M. Farrington
Elmaire Venter |
450 – 468
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Determining the relationship between entrepreneurial self-efficacy, personality and gender differences
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Menisha Moos
Madeleine Visser |
469 – 497
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The entrepreneurial orientation and performance relationship: A study of young-adult owned small businesses
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Tony M. Matchaba-Hove
Jasmine E. Goliath |
498 – 511
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Track 4: General Management
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Author/s
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Paper no.
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Page
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Proposed measurement model for understanding factors influencing knowledge sharing
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Conrad van Greunen
Elmarie Venter |
512 – 529
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Should South African companies be concerned about the rising tide of public shareholder activism?
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Suzette Viviers
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530 – 549
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Strategic management education in selected South African tertiary institutions - an exploratory study
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Rachel Maritz
Sean Birmingham Sing R. Chen |
550 – 572
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Critical success factors to improve knowledge sharing in South African local government
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Samuel Ncoyini
Liezel Cilliers |
573 – 585
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Taxonomy of literature to justify data governance as a pre-requisite for information governance
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Olutoyin Olaitan
Marlien Herselman Ntombovuyo Wayi |
586 – 605
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Assessing the feasibility of a knowledge management model for research knowledge retention at a University of Technology
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Mpho Mbeo
Patient Rambe |
606 – 616
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Track 5: Supply Chain Management
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Author/s
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Paper no.
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Page
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Buyer-supplier commitment, trust and cooperation as influencing factors of business performance in the fast moving consumer goods industry
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Chengedzai Mafini
Welby Vandrys Loury-Okoumba |
617 – 632
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SME owner-manager perceptions towards supply chain management practices and performance in South Africa
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Welby Vandrys Loury-Okoumba
Chengedzai Mafini |
633 – 649
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Track 6: Tourism Management
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Author/s
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Paper no.
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Page
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South African tourism advertisements in magazines: A changing phenomenon
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Nico Kotze
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650 – 659
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Perceived constraints of adopting sustainable tourism business practices: A view from guest houses in the Eden District Municipality, South Africa
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Takalani Ramukumba
Ignatius W. Ferreira |
660 – 672
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Track 7: Financial Management
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Author/s
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Paper no.
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A cross-sector analysis of a dynamic interaction between investment spending and job creation in South Africa: Application of ARDL Model
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Thomas Habanabakize
Paul-Francois Muzindutsi |
673 – 685
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Effect of capital and liquidity management on profitability of major South African banks
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Botlhale Molefe
Paul-Francois Muzindutsi |
686 – 696
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African Generation Y students' knowledge of personal financial management
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Marko van Deventer
Natasha de Klerk |
697 – 709
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