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When bulldozers loom : informal property rights and marketing practice innovation among emerging market microentrepreneurs

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Pathways to profits : the impact of marketing vs. finance skills on business performance

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Big data for good : insights from emerging markets

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Innovation and entrepreneurship in India : understanding "jugaad"

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Mapping institutional influences on multinational firms' R&D investments in emerging markets : the case of India

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Mobilizing for growth in emerging markets

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Marketing to the poor : an institutional model of exchange in emerging markets

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Silicon Envy : How Global Innovation Clusters Hurt or Stimulate Each Other Across Developed and Emerging Markets

Harmancioglu, Nukhet - 2018

This study is the first to show intercluster dynamics as important drivers of cluster growth. Authors draw upon two distinct views: the “regional competition” theory emphasizes the ensuing rivalry across global clusters; versus the “coopetition” view suggests mutually beneficial growth....

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Silicon envy : how global innovation clusters hurt or stimulate each other across developed and emerging markets

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