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Unlocking the road to entrepreneurial success: quality drivers and digital competence in cloud computing adoption. [PDF]

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Wu C, Mehta AM, Li Z, Asif M, Shahzad MF.   +4 more
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Entrepreneurial nations competing for attention: sport mega-events as strategic assets for soft power. [PDF]

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AlReshaid F, El-Dabt L, Almutairi S, Al-Enzi A, AlBuloushi N, AlSarraf M.   +5 more
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Fostering the future: Agripreneurship intentions among Indian agricultural students. [PDF]

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K A, Krishnamoorthy A, Shobana P.
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Understanding the key factors influencing knowledge management in business environments: a systematic review. [PDF]

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Mardian MT, Musadieq MA, Iqbal M, Ruhana I.   +3 more
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Why organisational diversity matters in a circular economy and society.

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Van Opstal W, Bocken N, Brusselaers J.
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Entrepreneurial behaviour in nonprofit organizations

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Entrepreneurial Behaviour in Rural Contexts

, 2017
Psychologists and other specialists of human behaviour have shown a considerable interest on entrepreneurial behaviour. This chapter sets out to revisit the issue of entrepreneurship in a rural context.
Kalantaridis, C.
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Religiosity and Entrepreneurial Behaviour

The International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, 2004
This exploratory study attempts to find some preliminary explanations for the confounding findings concerning the relationship of personal religiosity to a type of entrepreneurial behaviour found to be predictive of company success. It also explores the possible role of religiosity in neutralizing the deleterious effects of materialism that, according ...
Renato R. Bellu, Peter Fiume
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Intuition and entrepreneurial behaviour

European Journal of Work and Organizational Psychology, 2000
Entrepreneurs can be differentiated from non-entrepreneurs on the basis of intention, but intention is not always translated into performance that produces entrepreneurial outcomes. It is proposed that an alternative basis for differentiation is cognitive style (preferred approach to information processing).
Christopher W. Allinson, Elizabeth Chell, John Hayes   +2 more
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