Titlebook: Immigrant Entrepreneurship in Cities; Global Perspectives Cathy Yang Liu Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under e

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Immigrant Entrepreneurship in Hong Kongst century, and its booming economic achievements today have attracted immigrants from all over the world. Ranging from high-skilled westerners engaging in the business of education to relatively less wealthy South Asians working in labor-intensive industries, these migrants with diverse socioeconom

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Comparative Notes on the Context of Reception and Immigrant Entrepreneurship in New York City, Washi conducted by the author. It compares small ethnic businesses in various neighborhoods in order to discuss general patterns and specific arrangements between immigrants and the rate and type of ventures that they start. This chapter shows how the way that different city governments and civil society

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De-Bunking Myths? International Migrants, Entrepreneurship and the Informal Sector in Gauteng, Southigrants, refugees and asylum seekers have become an increasing part of cities and smaller conurbations. The province of Gauteng, home to the largest proportion of people born outside South Africa, is the country’s commercial hub. International migrants are an integral part of entrepreneurship in the

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Business Connections of Migrant Entrepreneurs: Finding a Niche in the Diverse City of Amsterdamsiness idea, there are people supporting the entrepreneurs’ initiatives and providing feedback. This chapter examines the role of those people in the process of refining business ideas being implemented in the city. The literature about the role of connections in business highlights the value of net

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The Impact of Immigrant Entrepreneurship on City Building: Learning from Torontotlement of contemporary immigrants in the suburbs, ethnic businesses and ethnic economies have flourished and become the catalyst for neighborhood change and suburban retrofitting. Research has demonstrated that the development of immigrant entrepreneurship has contributed to social cohesion and eco

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Grassroots Globalization in the Twenty-First Century’s First 15 Years: New Immigrant Communities in Saharan Africa, and South Asia present numerous local challenges of urban services provision, political development, and cultural change, while at the same time presenting surprisingly new global dilemmas. The simultaneous rise of developing Asia and developing (Sub-Saharan) Africa have provided opp

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