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Cathy Yang LiuExplores immigrant entrepreneurship dynamics from 15 cities around the world.Comprehensive introductory chapter reviews the state of knowledge on the topic.Covers multiple scales, from local community

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Book 2021 urban policies on immigrant entrepreneurship. Given its scope, the book will be an enlightening read for anyone interested in immigration, entrepreneurship and urban development issues around the globe..As global cities around the world continue to attract both domestic migrants and international m

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Immigrant Entrepreneurship in Sydney: Australia’s Leading Global Cityscape. Refugee entrepreneurs face greater barriers to entrepreneurship than other immigrants but have the highest rate of entrepreneurship of all immigrants. The explanation for this apparent paradox, and in understanding the dynamics of immigrant entrepreneurship in Sydney overall, lies in the impo

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The Impact of Immigrant Entrepreneurship on City Building: Learning from Torontoouth Asian retail clusters in Toronto’s suburbs through extensive field research and interviews and surveys with key informants. Case studies reveal the role of ethnic entrepreneurs as city builders, and also how public policy and institutional structure promote or impede the development of ethnic e

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“Flushing—The Bigger, Better and Downright Sexier Chinatown of New York”: Transnational Growth Coaliation of Asian banks and ancillary professional services in real estate, law, and finance. Based on archival research, data analysis, and interviews, my chapter argues that Flushing’s commercial properties have been transformed into financial assets bought and sold in a global market catalyzing the