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As seen in: Patch, Denník SME, STAT, Die Rheinpfalz, Springer Professional, NonProfit PRO, Jewish Journal (Boston), Jewish Report -(South Africa)
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Impact Entrepreneurship: Reimagining Entrepreneurial Purpose and Research for Driving Societal Impact

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By Barbara Wolf, Jelena Spanjol, Laura Marie Edinger-Schons, Amyn Vogel
| Springer Professional
This curated discussion examines IE as a promising research field integrating, among others, sustainable, responsible and social entrepreneurship while maintaining economic viability. To advance this dialogue, we bring together diverse perspectives for development and advancement of IE as both a research field and a practical endeavor.
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The best little Jewish school in Johannesburg

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By Barbara Wolf
| Jewish Report -(South Africa) Verified
The quote, usually attributed to Dr Seuss, “Don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened” has encouraged us to focus on the joy and the memories we have of our association with King David Victory Park (KDVP), which began in the very early days of the high school. For the two of us, closure of this school, however realistically justified, is a very sad day.
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Günstige Lage für ein wirtschaftliches Zentrum - Speyer

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By Barbara Wolf
| Die Rheinpfalz Verified
Dank seiner Lage an der Rheinschiene, wo sich in unmittelbarer Stadtnähe wichtige Straßen kreuzten, brachte Speyer überaus günstige Voraussetzungen mit, für das Hinterland wirtschaftliches Zentrum zu werden. Urkunden aus dem 10. Jahrhundert weisen gleich fünf für den Warenverkehr geeignete Rheinübergänge auf. Vorrangig ging es um Wein Bitte loggen Sie sich ein um den Artikel im Klartext zu sehen.
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