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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2016
[Discription]"Start-up creation is the most distinctive feature of the entrepreneurial knowledge-based economy. It is also essential for economic growth and especially important in the current context of young graduate’s high unemployment rates that are expected to increase in the next few decades.
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[Discription]"Start-up creation is the most distinctive feature of the entrepreneurial knowledge-based economy. It is also essential for economic growth and especially important in the current context of young graduate’s high unemployment rates that are expected to increase in the next few decades.
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Long Range Planning, 1998
Abstract The article contains an empirical analysis of the strategy processes followed by new small firms to achieve speedy growth and success. It draws upon new evidence gathered by face-to-face semi-structured interviews with owner-managers of small firms.
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Abstract The article contains an empirical analysis of the strategy processes followed by new small firms to achieve speedy growth and success. It draws upon new evidence gathered by face-to-face semi-structured interviews with owner-managers of small firms.
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Education + Training, 1970
The June article in this series dealt with a simple, low cost CCTV system. This month a more complete installation is described — a system designed to serve a new polytechnic formed from three existing colleges situated several miles from each other, at a cost of £50 000.
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The June article in this series dealt with a simple, low cost CCTV system. This month a more complete installation is described — a system designed to serve a new polytechnic formed from three existing colleges situated several miles from each other, at a cost of £50 000.
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The Start-up of Tokamaks and the Tokamak Start-up
1986Since I’m not a native speaker of English, I had to look for the exact meaning of “to start up” in a Dictionary. Webster’s new Twentieth Century Dictionary gives two meanings: (1) “to come into being”, and (2) “to cause (something) to begin running”. In the present case the topic of this meeting could be interpreted either as the startup of tokamaks or
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International Small Business Journal: Researching Entrepreneurship, 2005
In this article, the underlying idea is that business incubators can support new potential companies in their development process by giving them credibility, but also by helping them to build promising support and business networks. The main research question is how business incubators can support entrepreneurs, in their efforts to build up networks ...
Henrik Tötterman, Jan Sten
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In this article, the underlying idea is that business incubators can support new potential companies in their development process by giving them credibility, but also by helping them to build promising support and business networks. The main research question is how business incubators can support entrepreneurs, in their efforts to build up networks ...
Henrik Tötterman, Jan Sten
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Green Start-ups: Start-ups Accelerating Sustainability
International Journal of Global Business and Competitiveness, 2022Aswathy Sreenivasan, M. Suresh
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What Do Growing Early-Stage Digital Start-Ups Look Like? A Mixed-Methods Approach
International Journal of Information Management, 2023Anastasia Griva +2 more
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Agilität (4): „Start-up der Start-ups“
Stiftung&Sponsoring, 2016Martin Luckmann, Bernhard von Guretzky
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The Sustainable Start-Up Paradox: Predicting the Business and Climate Performance of Start-Ups
Business Strategy and the Environment, 2021Jip Leendertse, Frank J van Rijnsoever
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