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Intro -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- List of Contributors -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- 1 Oceania Entrepreneurship: A Future Research Agenda -- Introduction -- Oceania Entrepreneurship -- Future Research Directions -- Entrepreneurial Attitudes -- Entrepreneurship Outcomes -- Leader Influences -- Research Methodologies -- Networking -- Performance Predictors -- Conclusion -- References -- 2 The Job Satisfaction Trajectory During Entrepreneurship Entry and Beyond -- Introduction -- Literature Review -- The Different Facets of Job Satisfaction in Entrepreneurship -- The Anticipatory Stage -- The Reaction Stage -- The Adaptation Stage -- Methodology -- Data and Sample -- Measurement -- Control Variables -- Analysis Approach -- Results -- Discussion -- Conclusion and Recommendation -- Appendix -- References -- 3 Coronavirus (COVID-19): Policy Responses for SMEs in Australia -- Introduction -- SMEs in Australia -- Reflection on the Policy Response -- Recommendations for Future Research -- Conclusion -- References -- 4 The Multiple Layers of Coopetition and Their Link with Sales Performance: Insights from Sporting Clubs in New Zealand -- Introduction -- Context -- Conceptual Model -- Resource-Based Theory -- Local-Level Coopetition and Sales Performance -- National-Level Coopetition and Sales Performance -- Organisation-Level Coopetition and Sales Performance -- Control Variables -- Methods -- Population of Interest -- Preliminary Qualitative Stage -- Survey Data Collection -- Measures -- Scale Purification -- Model-Testing -- Reliability and Validity -- Common Method Bias -- Post-Hoc Test -- Statistical Results -- Discussion -- Practitioner Implications -- Limitations and Avenues for Future Research -- References -- 5 Australian Entrepreneurial Universities -- Introduction -- Entrepreneurial Universities -- Australian Universities.

Preoccupied with counterterrorism and democracy building in the Middle East, the United States has allowed its relationship with Oceania to wither. It is time to renew America's relationship with this strategically crucial maritime area.

The phrase "Christian politics" evokes two meanings: political relations between denominations in one direction, and the contributions of Christian churches to debates about the governing of society. The contributors to this volume address Christian politics in both senses and argue that Christianity is always and inevitably political in the Pacific Islands. Drawing on ethnographic and historical research in Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, and Fiji, the authors argue that Christianity and politics have redefined each other in much of Oceania in ways that make the two categories ins

This book presents important research on Oceania. Topics discussed herein include the background and U.S. Relations with Australia; overseas workers and the role of professional associations; fisheries management; background and bilateral relations with the United States and New Zealand; U.S. defense deployments in Guam; and the Marshall Islands and Micronesia