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Etse Nkukpornu (Mr)

Etse Nkukpornu (Mr)

Lecturer

Lecturer

Email: enkukpornu@csuc.edu.gh

Educational Qualifications:

MPhil Finance . Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology

MSc (Economics ; Money , Banking & Finance): Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology

BBA ( Money , Banking & Finance); Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology ( Garden City University Campus)

ICM, UK ( HRM; Single paper Diploma)

Areas of Specialization:

  1. International Trade and Digital Economy in Africa
  2. Entrepreneurship and SME Development in Emerging Markets
  3. Behavioural Finance and Investment Behaviour
  4. Financial literacy and Business Sustainability

 

Service to the Community:

Faculty Internship Coordinator, Coordinator -Weekend School, Coordinator Access Programme, Faculty Advisory Board Member, Procurement Committee Chairman, Status Review Committee Member, Mentor

Published Peer reviewed articles / Book Chapters/ Academic books:

  1. Gyimah, M. P., Lussier, R., & Nkukpornu, M. E. (2020, May). What drives business success or failure in emerging markets? In 2020 Northeast Decisions Sciences Institute Conference Proceedings (p. 311).
  2. Nkukpornu, E., Gyimah, P., & Sakyiwaa, L. (2020). Behavioural finance and investment decisions: Does behavioral bias matter. International Business Research, 13(11), 1–65.
  3. Sakyiwaa, L., Gyimah, P., & Nkukpornu, E. (2020). Preferred investment vehicles of salaried workers of universities in Sub-Saharan Africa. EuroMed Journal of Management, 3(3–4), 288–305.
  4. Abendin, S., Pingfang, D., & Nkukpornu, E. (2022). Bilateral trade in West Africa: Does digitalization matter? The International Trade Journal, 36(6), 477–501.
  5. Nkukpornu, A., & Nkukpornu, E. (2023). Entrepreneurship realities in the light of COVID-19 in Ghana. In The Future of Entrepreneurship in Africa (pp. 11–22). Productivity Press.
  6. Nkukpornu, A., Adom, K., & Nkukpornu, E. (2023). Social entrepreneurship in focus: Evidence from Ghana. In Small Business and Entrepreneurial Development in Africa: A Route to Sustained Economic Development (pp. 107–124). Springer Nature Switzerland.
  7. Nkukpornu, A., Nkukpornu, E., & Adom, K. (2024). Does celebrity endorsement influence voters' choice of a political party? Ghanaian political marketing perspective. In Marketing in Developing Nations (pp. 99–109). Routledge.
  8. Abendin, S., Naatu, F., Khan, S., Nkukpornu, E., & Yuan, H. (2024). Business cycle synchronization and sustainable trade development in Africa: The role of capital mobility. Sustainable Development, 32(5), 5058–5073.
  9. Nkukpornu, A., Nkukpornu, E., & Adom, K. (2025). Entrepreneurial marketing strategies: The case of Ghanaian artisans in Suame Magazine. In Marketing in Developing Nations (pp. 75–85). Routledge.

 

Articles under review:

Research in Progress:

  1. Cognitive Biases and SME Performance in Ghana: Does Financial Literacy Matter?
  2. Harnessing Financial Education for Poverty Alleviation in Ghana: The Moderating Role of Religiosity.

 

Non Peer reviewed Publications:

Conference papers:

 

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