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Eliemental: identifying the socio-cultural barriers to entrepreneurship

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Eliemental: identifying the socio-cultural barriers to entrepreneurship. / Downs, Carolyn; Lazuras, Lambros.
Lancaster University, 2014. 25 p.

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Downs, C & Lazuras, L 2014, Eliemental: identifying the socio-cultural barriers to entrepreneurship. Lancaster University. <http://eliemental.org/>

APA

Downs, C., & Lazuras, L. (2014). Eliemental: identifying the socio-cultural barriers to entrepreneurship. Lancaster University. http://eliemental.org/

Vancouver

Downs C, Lazuras L. Eliemental: identifying the socio-cultural barriers to entrepreneurship. Lancaster University, 2014. 25 p.

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Downs, Carolyn ; Lazuras, Lambros. / Eliemental : identifying the socio-cultural barriers to entrepreneurship. Lancaster University, 2014. 25 p.

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