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Hill, Inge; Elias, Sara R. S. T. A.; Jones, Paul and Dobson, Stephen
(2024).
Hill, I. and Scott, J. - with Wahga, A. (2024) Sustainable Entrepreneurship: Sustainability and the Circular Economy. In: Deakins, D. and Scott, J. M. eds. Entrepreneurship: A Contemporary & Global Approach (Second Edition). Sage Publications Ltd.
Hill, Inge and Moody, Liz (2024). Tackling inequalities in rural areas and changing the discourse of ‘rural deficit'. The Open University, Milton Keynes.
Hill, Inge; Elias, Sara; Dobson, Stephen and Jones, Paul
(2024).
Hill, Inge; Elias, Sara; Dobson, Stephen and Jones, Paul eds. (2024). Creative (and Cultural) Industry Entrepreneurship in the 21st Century. Contemporary Issues in Entrepreneurship Research, 18A. Leeds, UK: Emerald Publishing Limited.
Jevnaker, Birgit Helene and Hill, Inge
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Hill, Inge and Macintyre, Ronald
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Hill, Inge (2023). What is most important when integrating ‘green skills’ and sustainability topics into learning and teaching strategies? Scholarship Centre for innovation in online Legal and Business education (SCiLAB), The Open University.
Velez‐Ospina, Jorge A.; Siepel, Josh; Hill, Inge and Rowe, Frances
(2023).
Hill, Inge (2023). Researching entrepreneurship in creative industry sites [Video]. In Sage Research Methods SAGE.
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Velez-Ospina, Jorge; Siepel, Josh; Hill, Inge and Rowe, Frances (2022). How can policy makers help rural creative businesses contribute to Levelling Up? Creative Industries Policy and Evidence Centre, London.
Velez, Jorge; Siepel, Josh; Hill, Inge and Rowe, Frances (2022). Mapping and examining the determinants of England’s rural creative microclusters. National Innovation Centre for Rural Enterprise, Newcastle University., Newcastle.
Hill, Inge
(2022).
Mole, Kevin; Hill, Inge; Nguyen, Thao and Maioli, Sara (2022). Rural family businesses and exporting behaviour. In NICRE Research reports National Innovation Centre for Rural Enterprise, Newcastle University., Newcastle.
Lingham, Sophia; Hill, Inge and Manning, Louise
(2022).
Hill, Inge and Mole, Kevin (2022). Supporting rural businesses. NICRE State of the Art Reviews No. 4; In NICRE State of the Art Reviews No. 4 NICRE State of the Art Reviews No. 4, National Innovation Centre for Rural Enterprise, Newcastle University..
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Hill, Inge and Rowe, Frances (2021). Rural creative industries - an untapped potential for UK economic recovery. National Innovation Centre for Rural Enterprise, Newcastle University.
Hill, Inge; Manning, Louise and Frost, Richard
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Hill, Inge
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Turner, M.; Phillipson, J.; Gorton, M.; Cowie, P.; Dwyer, J.; Goodwin-Hawkins, B.; Hill, I.; Mole, K.; Nguyen, T.; Roper, S.; Thompson-Glen, M.; Rowe, F.; Tocco, B. and Wishart, M. (2021). What is the contribution of rural enterprise to Levelling Up, and how can this be further enabled? Briefing Paper 1; National Innovation Centre for Rural Enterprise, Newcastle University.
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Hill, Inge and Scott, Jonathan M.
(2020).
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Hill, Inge (2019). Making the most of your personal credibility. Small Business Charter.
Hill, Inge and Bass, Tina
(2019).
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Hill, Inge
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Hill, Inge
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Carey, Charlotte and Hill, Inge
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Hill, Inge
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Hill, Inge (2015). Start-Up: A Practice Based Guide For New Venture Creation. London: Palgrave MacMillan.
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Parsons, David; Hill, Inge; Holland, Jane and Willis, Dick (2012). Impact of teaching development programmes in higher education: literature review. Higher Education Academy Research Series; Higher Education Academy, York, UK.
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Strüder, Inge R. (2003). Do concepts of ethnic economies explain existing minority enterprises? The Turkish speaking economies in London. Research papers in environmental and spatial analysis 88; London School of Economics, London.
Strüder, Inge
(2003).
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Strüder, Inge R. (2002). Migrant self-employment in a European global city - the importance of gendered power relations and the importance of performances of belonging for Turkish women in London. Research papers in environment and spatial analysis 74; London School of Economics.
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