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Getting schooled : the role of universities in attracting immigrant entrepreneurs

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The Role of Migrant Entrepreneurship in New Tech Ventures : Empirical Evidence from European Fintechs

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Ethnic Enclave and Entrepreneurial Financing : Asian Venture Capitalists in Silicon Valley

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We examine the dilemma of ethnic investors in using ethnic network ties to invest by extending the ‘ethnic enclave' concept to incorporate two dimensions: social network and social status. Our analysis of the first round of venture capital funding in Silicon Valley from 1976 to 2004 shows a...

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Mi Casa Es Tu Casa : Immigrant Entrepreneurs as Pathways to Foreign Venture Capital Investments

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Getting schooled : universities and VC-backed immigrant entrepreneurs

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Formal sources of finance boost innovation : do immigrants benefit as much as natives?

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Entrepreneurship Monitor in 2015 were analysed using the hierarchical linear modelling (HLM) technique. Findings: Results indicated …

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