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In the December edition of Research Policy there is an interesting article by Tavassoli & Karlsson (2015) about the persistence of innovation. The research of Tavassoli & Karlsson (2015) shows that innovation is persistent. Norbert Bol. Literature. Tavassoli, S., & Karlsson, C. Research Policy, 1887–1901.
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The 2015 sustainability report of Henry Davis York is in my opinion a good and recent example how the company is showing their commitment to modern sustainable entrepreneurship, including education.
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