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The Broeders — Stormtroopers of Apartheid developing countries? Related to this main question is a number of sub-questions: (a) What extra demands does a different cultural and institutional environment pose on entrepreneurship? (b) How does the management style of the enterprises involved find proper and effective solutions at the interfa

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The Fall of France in the Second World Warthat there is very little research into this area. Indeed, as far as we are aware there is very little practice of specifically tailoring social entrepreneurship education for scientists and engineers. This latter observation is, however, surprising, as some have suggested that a significant proport

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stitutions and learned societies over the last decade. The need to broaden the engineering curriculum to equip engineering graduates with skills and attributes for them to succeed professionally, to foster creativity and innovation and to thrive in a multi-disciplinary context is recognised. The rol

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The Victory of the Second Eleven,ustry base, has been recognised among international R&D stakeholders and policy makers. In the UK, the Engineering Doctorate (EngD) programme was established 20?years ago as a scheme distinct from, and complementary to, the traditional PhD. The EngD is differentiated from PhD programmes as it expect

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Dragan Bujosevic,Ivan Radovanovic life and work, from 3D printing, cloud computing and advanced robotics to biotechnology and human genomics. This is a dramatic change, and it calls for a more flexible and agile workforce, able to move between various disciplines and industry sectors. This paper attempts to address three key interr

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-12353-7 people of black and minority ethnic origin (BME) are underrepresented in technical apprenticeships/courses and in the engineering profession (6?%). On this premise, it stands to reason that an even smaller proportion of active and successful role models exists not least because visibility and acces

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