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May 2025
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Episode 126 – Gesine Tuitjer – Rural ent...

Entrepreneurship & Regional Development
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Rural entrepreneurship scholarship has long underscored the importance of contextual conditions that enable or constrain entrepreneurial activities. However, contextual relations are, at times, characterized by a stereotypical or superficial understanding of what ‘rurality’ is and means for rural entrepreneurship, prompting calls for an exploration of new th ... Show More
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