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Oct 20
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Episode 134 – Charbel Salloum – Global p...

Entrepreneurship & Regional Development
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This study investigates differences in entrepreneurial networking between entrepreneurs across migrant statuses (native-born, first-generation, and second-generation), focusing on how societal modes of incorporation – the policies and cultural attitudes that shape how newcomers integrate into a host country – influence these networks. Using data from the Glo ... Show More
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