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Three Questions for Masachs Boungou about “Armed conflict as an entrepreneurial influence: how sub-Saharan African refugees leverage their personal negative experiences in entrepreneurial endeavors”

Masachs Boungou has one of the most remarkable personal histories you are likely to encounter. I’ve interviewed him, and recounted parts of that story, for my blog on June 14,

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Working the Night Shift: Jay Rosenstein’s Why Weren’t the Firefighters Wearing Pajamas?: A Story About the Important People Who Work at Night

Major congratulations are in order for my brother Jay Rosenstein, whose new illustrated children’s fiction book Why Weren’t the Firefighters Wearing Pajamas?: A Story About the Important People Who Work

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