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Selected Publications
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Worcester Telegram and Gazette.
(with Marion, T., and Dunlap-Hinkler, D.) IEEE TRANSACTIONS on Engineering Management, 58(4), 819 - 820.
Recovering from a Recession: the Role of startups
Pioneer Institute White Paper Series (78), 13.
