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Toward a Complexity Science of Entrepreneurship

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"Thin" descriptions of entrepreneurial behavior and "thick" descriptions of entrepreneurial practice are untrustworthy, serving science poorly.("Thin descriptions" occur when few variables are used to predict theorized outcomes; "thick descriptions" refer to a multitude of events described in...

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