Developing Nations and Sustainable Entrepreneurial Policy: Growing into Novelty, Growing Out of Poverty
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Change; Institutional theory; Creativity; Innovation; Personality; Divergent thinking; Discourse; Discursive; Policy; Entrepreneurship; Social skill; Social economic status (SES); Parenting; Communal networks; Economic systems; Political systems;All these keywords.
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