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Entrepreneurship: Determinants and Policy in a European-US Comparison

Audretsch, David B. (ed.); Thurik, R. (ed.); … - 2002 - 1st ed. 2002.

Understanding Entrepreneurship Across Countries and Over Time -- An Eclectic Theory of Entrepreneurship: Policies …, Institutions and Culture -- Determinants of Entrepreneurship in France -- Determinants of Entrepreneurship in the Netherlands … -- Determinants of Entrepreneurship in Germany -- Determinants of Entrepreneurship in The United States of America. …

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Entrepreneurship : determinants and policy in a European-US comparison

Audretsch, David B. (ed.); Thurik, Adriaan R. (ed.); … - 2002

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Encouraging the growth of minority-based small businesses and minority entrepreneurship : field hearing before the Committee on Small Business, House of Representatives, One Hundre...

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Entrepreneurship behaviour of African minorities in the UK : "demystifying cultural influence"

Opute, Abdullah Promise; Madichie, Nnamdi O.; Hagos, … - In: International journal of entrepreneurship and small … 44 (2021) 3, pp. 298-322

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European entrepreneurship research and practice : a multifaceted effort towards integration of different perspectives

Pellegrini, Massimiliano M. (ed.); Gnan, Luca (ed.); … - 2020

"The tradition of European scholars on entrepreneurship has been consolidated during the last three decades and an … future development of the field where Europe and its entrepreneurship scholars will play an increasingly prominent role in …

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Do family and kinship networks support entrepreneurs? : family and kinship ties offer multiple benefits to developing country entrepreneurs but can also have adverse effects

Nordman, Christophe J. - 2016

Family and kinship networks are important in helping people get jobs and start companies, as statistics for developing countries show. Promising new research has begun to assess the positive and negative effects of these family and kinship ties on entrepreneurial success. To what extent, and...

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