Learning and Educational Programs for Entrepreneurs

Pittaway, Luke; Huxtable-Thomas, Louisa; Hannon, Paul

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Learning and Educational Programs for Entrepreneurs

Luke Pittaway, Louisa Huxtable-Thomas

, Paul Hannon

SSRN Electronic Journal

Swansea University Authors: Louisa Huxtable-Thomas , Paul Hannon

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This chapter summarizes the latest studies in entrepreneurial learning in order to highlight their implications for the design of educational programs (Pittaway & Thorpe, 2012). It examines in detail the latest thinking on the subject, summarizes the key concepts and empirical contributions with...

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Learning and Educational Programs for Entrepreneurs

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