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Synopsis: Entrepreneurship: (*)educational_entrepreneurial_programme: University of michigan:

An International Comparison, Ann arbor, University of michigan Press, pp. 24-38. Schumpeter, J. 1934), The Theory of Economic Development:

including Johns hopkins university (including the Applied Physics laboratory), the University of michigan at Ann arbor, the University of washington at Seattle, the University of Wisconsin at Madison (including WARF), Duke university,

University of michigan Press. Landabaso, Mikel, Antoni Kuklinski, and Carlos Roman, eds. 2007. Europe-Reflections on Social Capital, Innovation and Regional Development.

University of michigan Press, 164 173. Adams, J. D. 1980. Relative capital formulation in the United states. Journal of Political economy 88 (31), 561 577.

Institute for Social Research, University of michigan. Katz, J. A.,Safranski, S. R. and Khan, O. 2003.

an Agenda for Business and Society in the 21st Century, Praeger, Greenwood, USA Arthur, W. B. 1994), Increasing Returns and Path Dependence in the Economy, University of michigan Press, Ann arbor, MI.

2. 3 University of Illinois 22 2. 6 12 2. 6 University of michigan 20 2. 3 9 2. 0 18 2. 8

An International Comparison, Ann arbor, University of michigan Press, pp. 24-38. Schumpeter, J. 1934), The Theory of Economic Development:

Effective secondaryeducation systems and the promise of post-secondary education at one of the state's top public universities (University of michigan, Michigan State university and Wayne State university) are critical components of the city's ability to attract

and to build upon both the thriving entrepreneurship community in Ann arbor at the University of michigan and the strong information technology cluster in the region,

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