JME: Entrepreneurial Failure as a Threshold Concept: The Effects of Student Experiences

Jane Murray interviews authors Alexander Bolinger and Kory Brown about their article, which explores how educators can teach the costs and benefits of entrepreneurial failure to provide students with a more nuanced management education.

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