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Critical Entrepreneurship Studies: A Manifesto / Caroline Essers, Pascal Dey, Deirdre Tedmanson And Karen Verduyn -- Contesting Neo-liberal Aspects Of Traditional Entrepreneurship Approaches -- Social Entrepreneurs: Precious And Precarious / Karin Berglund -- Social Enterprise And The Everydayness Of Precarious Indigenous Cambodian Villagers: Challenging Ethnocentric Epistemologies / Isaac Lyne -- Reasons To Be Fearful: The Google Model Of Production, Entrepreneurship, Corporate Power, And The Concentration Of Dispersed Knowledge / Gerard Hanlon -- Locating New Forms Of Indigenous And Community-based Entrepreneurship -- Emerging Entrepreneurship In South America / Miguel Imas -- Challenging Leadership In Discourses Of Indigenous Entrepreneurship In Australia / Deirdre Tedmanson And Michelle Evans -- Feeding The City: The Importance Of The Informal Warung Restaurants For The Urban Economy In Indonesia / Peter De Boer And Lothar Smith --^ Critiquing The Archetype Of The White, Christian Entrepreneur -- Injecting Reality Into The Migrant Entrepreneurship Agenda / Monder Ram, Trevor Jones And Maria Villares -- Bringing Strategy Back: Ethnic Minority Entrepreneurs' Construction Of Legitimacy By Fitting In And Standing Out In The Creative Industries / Annelies Thoelen And Patrizia Zanoni -- A Critical Reflection On Female Migrant Entrepreneurship In The Netherlands / Karen Verduyn And Caroline Essers -- Challenging The Gendered Sub-text In Entrepreneurship -- Critically Evaluating Contemporary Entrepreneurship From A Feminist Perspective / Susan Marlow And Haya Al-dajani -- On Entrepreneurship And Empowerment: Postcolonial Feminist Interventions / Banu Ozkazanc-pan -- Bridging The Gap Between Resistance And Power Through Agency: An Empirical Analysis Of Struggle By Immigrant Woman Entrepreneurs / Huriye Aygören -- Deconstructing Entrepreneurship --^ Governance Of Welfare And Expropriation Of The Common: Polish Tales Of Entrepreneurship / Dorota Marsh And Pete Tho