pt. I. Contesting neoliberal aspects of traditional entrepreneurship approaches -- pt. II. Locating new forms of Indigenous and community-based entrepreneurship -- pt. III. Critiquing the archetype of the white, Christian entrepreneur -- pt. IV. Challenging the gendered subtext in...

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