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Developing characteristics of an intrapreneurship-supportive culture

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  • H.C. Menzel
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  • H.C. Menzel & R.Krauss & M.Weggeman, 2006. "Developing characteristics of an intrapreneurship-supportive culture," Working Papers 06-10, Eindhoven Center for Innovation Studies, revised Mar 2006.
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