Indigenous Knowledge Systems, Entrepreneurship and Sustainable Development in AfricaAuthor(s): Samuel Ojo Oloruntoba, Inocent Moyo, Zainab Monisola Olaitan, Jabulile H Mzimela\nFormat: Hardback\nPublisher: Anthem Press, United Kingdom\nImprint: Anthem Press\nISBN-13: 9781839996818, 978-1839996818\nSynopsis\nCritiques the Eurocentric framing of entrepreneurship in Africa and advocates for embracing Indigenous philosophies and practices to foster inclusive, sustainable socio-economic development.\n\nIndigenous entrepreneurship involves the use of Indigenous knowledge systems (IKS) to establish enterprises whose target is not only profit but also socio-economic development of communities, and that differentiates it from mainstream economic activities. Based on this, it is then possible to bring into the conversation the issue of IKS and entrepreneurship in Africa in terms of how the conceptualization and praxis of Indigenous entrepreneurship can be decolonized to unlock and unleash soci.