Building Arabic businesses: Alternative Pathways to Employment Generation in Sydney's Auburn-Bankstown Corridor

Felicity Wray; Tong Wu; Phillip O'Neill; Borce Dimeski

Building Arabic businesses: Alternative Pathways to Employment Generation in Sydney's Auburn-Bankstown Corridor

Felicity Wray, Tong Wu, Phillip O'Neill, Borce Dimeski

Western Sydney University

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Abstract

This study engaged with a group of owner-managers with Arabic ancestry in the Auburn-Bankstown corridor within Sydney’s West Central planning sub-region. It sought to examine the barriers and impediments to employment generation and growth faced by these owner managers and whether or not such impediments are predicated on a set of distinct business practices performed by this group.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Penrith, N.S.W
Publisher	University of Western Sydney
Number of pages	50
ISBN (Print)	9780980824148
Publication status	Published - 2011

Keywords

Arab
Auburn (N.S.W.)
Australia
Bankstown (N.S.W.)
Centre for Western Sydney
New South Wales
economics
employment
minority business enterprises
population geography
small business
urban living
work

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Building Arabic businesses: Alternative Pathways to Employment Generation in Sydney's Auburn-Bankstown Corridor

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