“Success Is An Option Too”
- Return to Entrepreneurial Governance Framework
- Where is Entrepreneurial Public Management today and where is it going?
Reading: Please note, you have to log on to the NSU library to complete the link.
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Due: Essay 8 Question: We have come full circle to the Entrepreneurial Governance Framework. Using this framework and the references, where is Entrepreneurial Governance going from here?
