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Visions of transportation : the EVC and the transition from service- to product-based mobility

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The search for alternatives to internal combustion : instantiation mechanisms of institutional logics among scientists and engineers

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Bubbles and crashes : the boom and bust of technological innovation

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Entrepreneurial growth as a process : mechanism-based theorizing

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Entrepreneurial Growth as a Process: Mechanism-Based Theorizing

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Why do some ventures grow to become dominant market players while most new ventures that do not fail limp along more modest trajectories? In comparison with our knowledge regarding determinants of venture creation or survival, the phenomenon of venture growth has been relatively neglected, both...

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Using born-digital archives for business history : EMCODIST and the case of e-mail

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