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The document discusses the concept of "glocalization" as a strategy for entrepreneurs. It argues that being both global and local through collaboration provides competitive advantages over being solely local or global. Entrepreneurship is a social and relational phenomenon rooted in personal networks that are often local. Successful entrepreneurs balance local and non-local networking to amplify their business opportunities.
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