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Innovation systems and knowledge-intensive enterpreneurship : a country case study of Poland

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The entrepreneurial ladder in transition and non-transition economies

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Clusters as institutional entrepreneurs : lessons from Russia

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creativity, and allowing them to engage in institutional entrepreneurship. Moreover, both collective and individual cluster … actors adopt "bricolage" approaches to institutional entrepreneurship to compensate for the lack of resources or …

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Sustainable entrepreneurship guided by policy support in a transitional economy : a research based on a Chinese high-tech enterprise

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Partnering with whom and how? : institutional transition and entrepreneurial team formation in China

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Entrepreneurial networks as informal institutions in transitional economies

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An exploratory study of cognitive, social and normative dimensions of female entrepreneurship within transition economies : evidence from India and Vietnam

Chhabra, Meghna; Gera, Rajat; Hassan, Rohail; Hasan, Sohail - In: Pakistan journal of commerce and social sciences 14 (2020) 4, pp. 1012-1042

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