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How Context Matters for Entrepreneurship: Analysing Institutional Influences Upon Entrepreneurship Behaviours Through a Multilevel Perspective
While the field of entrepreneurship research has been deepening the understanding of central questions by studying the entrepreneur, most explanations require to understand the context surrounding entrepreneurial phenomena. The study of entrepreneurship enhances its ability to explain diverse phenom
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