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Muslim businesswomen doing boundary work %2525253A The negot…
Muslim businesswomen doing boundary work %2525253A The negotiation of Islam%2525252C gender and ethnicity within entrepreneurial contexts
Muslim businesswomen doing boundary work %2525253A The negotiation of Islam%2525252C gender and ethnicity within entrepreneurial contexts
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Authors: Essers
Publication: Human Relations
ISSN: 0018-7267
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  • 1997~1999; volume:50;issue:1~volume:52;issue:12
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  • 1997-01-01~1999-12-01; volume:50;issue:1~volume:52;issue:12
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  • 1999-01-01~present; volume:52~present;issue:1~present
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  • 1947-06-01~1998-12-01; volume:1;issue:1~volume:51;issue:12
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