Waarom worden organisaties opgestart? een onderzoek in de venture capital' sector in Nederland, Frankrijk en het Verenigd Koninkrijk - Why are new organizations established ? A study of the « venture capital » sector in the Netherlands, France and the United Kingdom
Manigart, S.
Tijdschrift Voor Sociale Wetenschappen 39(1): 55-71
1994
ISSN/ISBN: 0040-7615 Document Number: 400567
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