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The Role of Formal and Informal Institutions in Shaping the Challenges Faced by Social Entrepreneurs: A Cross-Country Analysis Between Egypt and Tunisia
This study explores how formal and informal institutional contexts influence social entrepreneurs in Egypt and Tunisia; Tunisia is characterized by legal recognition and a framework governing social enterprises, whereas Egypt does not have a legal framework. Both countries are characterized by prolo...
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2026
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