Entrepreneurial learning and communities of practice
Start-up communities are the local group of people who support the starting of a new business on their own. These communities allow rapid flow of resources, support the increase in the social capital, learning about the start-up, Job opportunities etc. Some of the communities also add on venture capitalist, mentors, and instructors to the community to guide them further into the future. Developing these kinds of communities stimulate talent and entrepreneurship in an innovative way.
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- Entrepreneurial Behaviours
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- Entrepreneurship, Growth and Competitiveness
- Innovative Industries
- Startup Entrepreneurship
- Studies of new businesses
- The role of universities in fostering entrepreneurship
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