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Separate but Not Equal: Toward a Nomological Net for Migrants and Migrant Entrepreneurship
This paper considers migrants on a continuum in terms of voluntariness of departure and intended timeframe in the new location. The corresponding 2 x 2 framework offers a theory-driven typology with which to consider four groups: exiles, sojourners, immigrants, and refugees. We apply the framework t
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