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Entrepreneurship Under Occupation,mining political domination, and (c) as an emancipation project where entrepreneurs are empowered through their everyday acts of self-sacrifice and struggle to withstand the onslaught of domination. The chapter contributes by reconceptualizing entrepreneuring as a socio-political activity instead of a mere economic activity.

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Conclusion,lieve that our book is a small step in ensuring this journey of critical exploration into different aspects of entrepreneurship through effective integration of theory, praxis, empirical evidence, and reflection.

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The Dark Side of Entrepreneurship,alestinian region located in the Middle East. The three domains of CR construct: empirical, actual, and real effectively provide insights about the positive and negative aspects of entrepreneurship and the plausible reasons behind these factors.

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Introduction,ized, and minority entrepreneurs located in different contexts and strengthen its justification as a socio-economic emancipatory strategy. This chapter outlines and describes the structure and content of the book and provides chapter summaries in a?sequential format.

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Black Entrepreneurship,ricans. This chapter captures the voices of Black entrepreneurs, their struggles for equality, and the outcome of their entrepreneurships to understand whether this is the right choice for them and why in terms of social and economic emancipation.

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Social Entrepreneurship,inian social entrepreneurs. We also reconceptualize social entrepreneurship as an act of emancipation or more specifically an act of ‘breaking free’ from the existing power strategies either at the entrepreneurial self, or at a social enterprise level.

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