Entrepreneurship & Regional Development
Entrepreneurship & Regional Development
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Episode 157 – Caroline Essers – An exploration of how Moroccan ethnic minority women navigate and negotiate their entrepreneurial identity in the Netherlands: a postfeminist analysis
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Episode 157 – Caroline Essers – An exploration of how Moroccan ethnic minority women navigate and negotiate their entrepreneurial identity in the Netherlands: a postfeminist analysis
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Episode 156 – Afua Owusu-Kwarteng – Damsels in distress or the queens of change? Exploring the sustainable development contributions of women entrepreneurs in poverty contexts
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Episode 155 – Huriye Yeröz & Sibel Ozasir Kacar – Power engagement in migrant women’s entrepreneurship
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Episode 154 – Mikael Samuelsson – From deficit narratives to ambidextrous embeddedness: how high-tech ventures navigate and transform hyperdynamic contexts in sub-Saharan Africa
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Episode 153 – Veronica Scuotto & Theofilos Tzanidis – Navigating international entrepreneurship while impacting regional development in the digital age
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Episode 152 – Richael Connolly – Crafting resilience: reframing firm growth for artisan food entrepreneurs at farmers’ markets
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Episode 151 – Ana Cristina Dahik Loor – From faith to fortune? Religious entrepreneurs’ responses to institutional voids
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Episode 150 – Rafaela Gjergji – Transgenerational entrepreneurship in Italian family firms: a taxonomy of family successor profiles
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Episode 149 – Anna-Katharina Schaper – Holding up the sky together? Family support dynamics and gender in entrepreneurship in China
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Episode 148 – Michael Conger – Planting churches, growing identities: how religious entrepreneurship changes those who are called to it
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