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Qualitative Comparative Analysis in Entrepreneurship: Exploring the Approach and Noting Opportunities for the Future

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Research in entrepreneurship is increasingly exploring how archetypes, taxonomies, typologies, and configurations can help scholars understand complex entrepreneurial phenomena. We illustrate the potential for set-theoretic methods to inform this literature by offering best practices regarding...

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