Alle reacties van Otto Kroesen

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  First let me express my greatest respect for the efforts of the international remittance organization the State of African... Otto Kroesen 2 jaar geleden The State of the African Diaspora is Being Born Out of Love
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  Thank you Hugue for the criticism and thank you, Dick, for the modification of the text. I couldn’t react directly. What... Otto Kroesen 3 jaar geleden Africa is in between two era’s, like the West
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  I tend to agree with Jur, with some further comments. Lately I was informed about some basic income projects in Africa (among... Otto Kroesen 3 jaar geleden Will digitisation finally emancipate smallholders and revolutionize fair trade?
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  To grow onions in the South and to install governmental policies and regulations conducive to agriculture – undoubtedly it is... Otto Kroesen 3 jaar geleden The Pungent Food Insufficiency Narrative In The Nigerian Southwest
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  Challenged by Coen I would like to point to the social aspects or challenges involved. It is a pity that Babatunde Olarewaju has... Otto Kroesen 3 jaar geleden Have we really tackled the farmers-herders crisis as a nation? (2)
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  A good deal of my time goes to the supervision of students internships for entrepreneurship in emerging economies. At TUDelft... Otto Kroesen 3 jaar geleden The entrepreneurial tribe: the answer to achieving food sovereignty in Africa?
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  I want to thank Groen and Van Eijk for their comments, and also for the literature references. Of primary importance is the... Otto Kroesen 3 jaar geleden The entrepreneurial tribe: the answer to achieving food sovereignty in Africa?
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  In answer to Jur Schuurman and with thanks for the issues raised, first let’s take another look at the guilds of the Middle... Otto Kroesen 3 jaar geleden The entrepreneurial tribe: the answer to achieving food sovereignty in Africa?
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  An electronic copy of the book Cross-cultural Entrepreneurship and Social Transformation, Innovative Capacity in the Global... Otto Kroesen 3 jaar geleden The entrepreneurial tribe: the answer to achieving food sovereignty in Africa?