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Minorities and Networking: The Way to Entrepreneurial Success
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EUI RSCAS; 2009/54; Mediterranean Programme Series
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ABDULHAQ-EFFENBERG, Najat, Minorities and Networking: The Way to Entrepreneurial Success, EUI RSCAS, 2009/54, Mediterranean Programme Series - https://hdl.handle.net/1814/12778
Abstract
The entrepreneurs of the Jewish and Greek minorities successfully dominated a significant portion of
the economic activities in Egypt, 1860-1960.
The tide of events in the mid twentieth century Middle East, especially the departure and expulsion
of foreign minorities from Egypt, affected the perception of the histories of these minorities, and
limited it in political and ideological analysis. Scholarship dealing with minorities in Egyptian history
has a general nature, where economic activities have a subordinate function, and remains descriptive.
This article aims to go a step further and analyze the economic role beyond the political and
ideological context. The interrelation of entrepreneurship and networking developed business know
how that led to success. The development of networks and shifting from their religious and/ or ethnic
nature to networks of common visions for future investments guaranteed the success continuation.
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(Product of workshop No. 7 at the 10th MRM 2009).