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Episode 120 – Kathleen Burke – Neruda th...

Entrepreneurship & Regional Development
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Despite scholarly interest in how emotional and instrumental place attachments motivate entrepreneurship, the influences on embeddedness remain underexplored. Building on the notion that entrepreneurship becomes embedded in a locality, we argue that this process is packed with place-based interpretations of the material and imagined reality. Engaging with th ... Show More
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