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Preface
Introduction
1: The State of Immigrant and Ethnic Entrepreneurship in America
2: The Social Origins of Korean Immigration to the United States, 1903 to the Present
3: Class, Family, and Ethnicity in Korean Immigrant Entrepreneurship
4: Who Is My Neighbor?: Korean-Black Relations in Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York City
5: Conclusion
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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Yelizavet Kitaynik
reviewed On my own on October 31, 2012 On my own
Amazing read for entrepreneurs with countless examples of innovative ideas and strategies.
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