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The Role of Trauma-informed Care in Sustaining the Well-being of Refugee Entrepreneurs
Many international aid organisations encourage refugees to engage in entrepreneurship after relocation to a new host country. Yet, this encouragement may be based on data about entrepreneurship from non-refugee populations, particularly those who do not experience the common traumas of forced reloca
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