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,Incentivos para innovar: Una revisión, an evocative autoethnographic approach (Ellis, 1999; Wall, 2006), this chapter discusses the intersectionality of opportunities and limitations (Crenshaw, 1997; Essers & Benschop, 2009) that I faced as a hybrid British/Syrian feminist researcher (focusing on the intersections of gender, age, nation