"Premier Reference Source" -- taken from front cover.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

"This book offers various points of view within the different scientific areas, such as sociology, economics, management, entrepreneurship, marketing, education, among others, that can add to the efforts to combat poverty and current means and methods to modernize countries less developed"-- Provided by publisher.

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Description based on online resource; title from digital title page (viewed on February 22, 2022).

Chapter 1. Intellectural structure of the "extreme poverty" research field -- Chapter 2. Dynamic capability and coopetition: a strategic alternative in the COVID-19 era -- Chapter 3. Proposal of a multidimensional poverty index for Spanish municipalities -- Chapter 4. Study of success factors in rural tourism to promote local development in the most forgotten regions -- Chapter 5. Fair trade practices for fighting in emerging countries: a business-centred approach -- Chapter 6. Brazilian immigrant entrepreneurs in Portugal and the challenges of crowdfunding -- Chapter 7. Entrepreneurial intention and multidimensional proverty: analysis of the relationship -- Chapter 8. Ruminating on microfinance as a contrivance of economic development and women upliftment: a case of India -- Chapter 9. Mobilizing Zakat (almsgiving) funds to support refugee microenterprise pogroms: a proposed conceptual model -- Chapter 10. The effect of teleworking on anxiety during COVID-19: Turkey example -- Chapter 11. Consumer behavior and its impact on poverty reduction -- Chapter 12. The decisive role of intangible assets in the development of more humane and profitable organizations in the post-pandemic context -- Chapter 13. Poverty plus pandemic equal to lethal epidemics in Mexico -- Chapter 14. Poverty and crime in young people from children protection centers -- Chapter 15. Foreign direct investment and poverty in Mexico: regional imbalances, following NAFTA -- Chapter 16. Sustainable development goals (SDG) and economic results in the economic sector of the Colombian Caribbean.