Experiences, Competences, Attitudes on the market for Start-up Counselling: Evidence from Germany

Silke Tegtmeier; Reinhard Schulte; Carsten Wille

Experiences, Competences, Attitudes on the market for Start-up Counselling: Evidence from Germany

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Experiences, Competences, Attitudes on the market for Start-up Counselling : Evidence from Germany. / Tegtmeier, Silke; Schulte, Reinhard; Wille, Carsten.

Inter ICSB. ed. / Pasi Malinen. Vol. 3 International Council for Small Business, 2010. p. 44-64 (Inter-ICSB Online Publication; No. 2).

Research output: Contributions to collected editions/works › Article in conference proceedings › Research › peer-review

Harvard

Tegtmeier, S, Schulte, R & Wille, C 2010, Experiences, Competences, Attitudes on the market for Start-up Counselling: Evidence from Germany. in P Malinen (ed.), Inter ICSB. vol. 3, Inter-ICSB Online Publication, no. 2, International Council for Small Business, pp. 44-64.

APA

Tegtmeier, S., Schulte, R., & Wille, C. (2010). Experiences, Competences, Attitudes on the market for Start-up Counselling: Evidence from Germany. In P. Malinen (Ed.), Inter ICSB (Vol. 3, pp. 44-64). (Inter-ICSB Online Publication; No. 2). International Council for Small Business.

Vancouver

Tegtmeier S, Schulte R, Wille C. Experiences, Competences, Attitudes on the market for Start-up Counselling: Evidence from Germany. In Malinen P, editor, Inter ICSB. Vol. 3. International Council for Small Business. 2010. p. 44-64. (Inter-ICSB Online Publication; 2).

Bibtex

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