Penchant for Personal Disruption

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Penchant for Personal Disruption

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Posted in: Entrepreneurship & Gender, Security & Social Impact, Technology & DevelopmentTagged: change, commercialization, disruption, economic development, entrepreneurship, international development, MENA, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Soviet Union, startup, technology transfer, volunteerism, womenPermalink 1 Comment

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