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A new US definition of 'Minority Business': lessons from the first four years
Entrepreneurship & Regional Development
2005 : MAY, VOL 17:3, p. 223-235
 2005 Sonfield, M.C.
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Are Scottish firms meeting the ICT challenge? Results from a National Survey of Enterprise
Entrepreneurship & Regional Development
2005 : MAY, VOL 17:3, p. 205-222
 2005 Haugh, H.M.
Robson, P.J.A.
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Antecedents of trust in industrial districts: an empirical analysis of inter-firm relations in a Turkish industrial district
Entrepreneurship & Regional Development
2005 : MAY, VOL 17:3, p. 163-182
 2005 Oba, B.
Semerciöz, F.
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Breeding places for ethnic entrepreneurs: a comparative marketing approach
Entrepreneurship & Regional Development
2004 : JAN, VOL. 16:1, p. 77-86
 2004 Masurel, E.
Nijkamp, P.
Vindigni, G.
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ICT policies for SMEs and regional diparities. The Spanish case
Entrepreneurship & Regional Development
2004 : JAN, VOL. 16:1, p. 55-75
 2004 Cuadrado-Roura, J.R.
Garcia-Tabuenca, A.
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Cities and cyberspace: new entrepreneurial strategies
Entrepreneurship & Regional Development
2004 : JAN, VOL. 16:1, p. 5-19
 2004 Geenhuizen, M. van
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An assessment of a venture creation programme: the case of Shell LiveWIRE
Entrepreneurship & Regional Development
2004 : MAR, VOL. 16:2, p. 145-159
 2004 Greene, F.J.
Storey, D.J.
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Human capital, social capital, and innovation: a multi-country study
Entrepreneurship & Regional Development
2004 : MAR, VOL. 16:2, p. 107-128
 2004 Dakhli, M.
Clercq, D. de
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Networking, trust and embeddedness amongst SMEs in the Aberdeen oil complex
Entrepreneurship & Regional Development
2004 : MAR, VOL. 16:2, p. 87-106
 2004 MacKinnon, D.
Chapman, K.
Cumbers, A.
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Self-employment in the era of the new economic model in Latin America: a case study from Nicaragua
Entrepreneurship & Regional Development
2004 : JUL, VOL. 16:4, p. 335-350
 2004 Pisani, M.J.
Pagan, J.A.
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