Keyword [entrepreneurs]
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| 141. | Research On The Criminal Risk Control Of Private Entrepreneurs |
| 142. | Research On Ideological And Political Education Problems Of New Era Private Entrepreneurs |
| 143. | A Comparative Study On The Behavioral Strategies Of Policy Entrepreneurs In China And The US |
| 144. | Countermeasures Proposed By Sucheng District Government Of Suqian For Helping Female Entrepreneurs Start A Business |
| 145. | Research On Shaanxi Entrepreneurs' Prosperity From The Perspective Of Common Wealth Theor |
| 146. | Topics in Macroeconomics |
| 147. | Transcending national borders to embrace the beyond: A study of transnational Asian Indian entrepreneurs in the United States and India |
| 148. | How Does Start-Up Assistance Capture the Challenges, Barriers, and Successes for Refugee Entrepreneurs in Austri |
| 149. | A new Pan-Africanism: Diaspora African transnational entrepreneurs and philanthropy between Ghana and Atlanta, USA |
| 150. | Bureaucrats, entrepreneurs, and stewards: Seeking legitimacy in contemporary governance |
| 151. | Hispanic entrepreneurs overcoming the odds of failure: A phenomenological study of Latino business owners |
| 152. | Make rural China run: Three essays on entrepreneurs, regulators and cadres |
| 153. | Policy Entrepreneurs and Institutional Change: The Politics of Nineteenth-Century Child Labor Reform in Germany and the U.S |
| 154. | Constitutional change in local governance: An exploration of institutional entrepreneurs, procedural safeguards, and selective incentives |
| 155. | Essays on transnational bioscience entrepreneurs: Evidence from America, China, and Taiwan |
| 156. | Policy entrepreneurs and policy change: Examining the linkages between TANF, domestic violence and the FVO |
| 157. | An inquiry into the cultural differences of entrepreneurs and nonentrepreneurs in the former communist nations of Russia, Ukraine, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, the Czech Republic, Poland, Armenia, Uzbekistan, Bulgaria, and Kyrgyzstan |
| 158. | The United States of the World: Human rights, political entrepreneurship, and U.S. foreign policy via affective and rational politics |
| 159. | Oil States, the Private Sector, and the Political Economy of Policy Reform |
| 160. | Party of entrepreneurs: The Chinese Communist Party's survival and adaptation in the age of reform |
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