Part of a series produced to support a ESRC/CRE/DTI/emda workshop on ethnic minority entrepreneurship.  This paper comprised a review of research literature on ethnic minority enterprise and an overview of UK policy developments

Jones, T

Ram, M

Environment and Planning C Government and Policy

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Ram, M.

Jones, T. P.

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Ethnic minority business: Review of research and policy.

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Ethnic-minority businesses in the UK: a review of research and policy developments

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