Titlebook: Refugee Entrepreneurship; A Case-based Topogra Sibylle Heilbrunn,Jörg Freiling,Aki Harima Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The A

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Internally Displaced Entrepreneurs in Pakistan: The Case of Abdullah, Abdullah has been able to understand the needs of the local people since there is an increased demand for solar items due to the electricity shortage all over Pakistan. He has high personal motivation, courage, persistence, hope and faith in God, which he combines with his prior experience with thi

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Entrepreneurship in Extreme Environments: Businesses in the Dadaab Refugee Camp in Kenya,icipating in the economic life of their host country. This chapter studies the Dadaab camp in Kenya, one of the largest refugee camps in the world, where refugees are neither allowed to leave the camp nor to run or own businesses. Nonetheless, a substantial informal economy has emerged. This chapter

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The Resilience of a Syrian Woman and Her Family Through Refugee Entrepreneurship in Jordan,ountries. It does so by focusing on one Syrian refugee’s story of resilience and survival through entrepreneurship in Amman, Jordan. The chapter discusses her history in her hometown of Homs as a content housewife and mother and how the war led her to lose everything except what mattered most: her f

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Refugee Entrepreneurship: Learning from Case Evidence,ntral themes to be considered in the future research on refugee entrepreneurship: (1) typical settings of refugee entrepreneurship and refugee entrepreneurship itself; (2) the sequence of events and its consequences; (3) refugees’ perspectives; (4) perceptions of their countries of residence; (5) ty

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-92534-9case studies; entrepreneurs; refugee policy; Middle East; social enterprise; policy

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Sibylle Heilbrunn,Jörg Freiling,Aki HarimaIncludes case studies of refugee entrepreneurs originating from countries such as Syria, Iran and Afghanistan.Helps the reader understand the experience of refugee entrepreneurs, adding another dimens