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  3. Vol. 5 No. 2 (2015): ORSEA Journal

Vol. 5 No. 2 (2015): ORSEA Journal

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Published: 2015-12-31

Articles

  • Sustainable Supply Chain Management Practices and Performance of United Nations Agencies in Nairobi, Kenya

    Mulwa Victoria, Onserio Nyamwange, Mutisya Harley
    1-37
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  • Ethical Work Climate and Ethical Attitudes of Procurement Officers: Empirical Evidence from Government Organizations in Uganda

    Henry Mutebi, Arthur Ahimbisibwe, Joseph M Ntayi
    35-60
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  • Factors Influencing Coffee Growers’ Perception on Coffee Buyers’ Opportunism: A Case of Coffee Buyer – Supplier Relationships in Tanzania

    Patrick Singogo
    61-79
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  • Is there a Link between Supply Chain Strategies and Performance of Large-Scale Manufacturing Firms in Kenya?

    Peterson Obara , Isaac Meroka Mbeche,, James Muranga Njihia
    80-117
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  • Ferry Passengers’ Satisfaction: an Empirical Assessment of Influence of Ferry Route Type

    Gerald Zachary,, Paga Tinali,, Gaudence Mark Temba
    118-151
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  • Financial Literacy and Financial Performance of Micro Enterprises in Developing Economies: The Mediating Role of Credit Access
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  • An Empirical Investigation of the Role of Manufacturing and Economic Growth: The Case Study of Tanzania
    3
  • Logistics Management Information Systems, Training and Availability of Contraceptives: A Case of Uganda’s Public Health Sector
    3
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