The Bliss and Nuisance in Communal Entrepreneurship
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Hasnain Javed , Prof Dr Cai Li , Majid Murad , Saba Fazal Firdousi ,
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Abstract
Shoppers frequently offer and support their enthusiasm for an item, a brand or an action with other similar aficionados in recreational gatherings called clans. Upheld by the clan, some enthusiastic prosumers go to the business enterprise. Following an interpretive motivation, this examination investigates 15 enterprising activities in retrogaming clans. The paper means to exactly report this kind of eccentric enterprise and investigate the job of the clan in supporting the procedure. In particular, we talk about the embeddedness of such extends and the steady and rebellious impact of clan individuals.
Keywords
tribal, communal entrepreneurship, clans, bliss, nuisance
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