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Substances: Public and Private,y companies are different because they found something unique that defines their mission and their purpose in this world, whereas all unhappy companies are alike because they somehow failed to escape the essential sameness that is competition’.

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Leibniz and the English-Speaking Worldity is well documented (Adams 2005; Chong et al. 2000; Cohen and Fields 1999; Florida and Kenney 1990; Kenney 2000; Nicholas and Lee 2013; Perry-Piscione 2013; Reinhardt et al. 1997a, b; Saxenian 1991, 1994).