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Shop Full of Dreams: Ethnic Small Business in Australia
Caroline Alcorso; Stephen Castles; Jock Collins; Katherine Gibson and David Tait.
The first chapter of a 1995 book which documents the experiences of immigrants involved in small business - both the dreams and the nightmares - and places them in the wider national and international social and economic contexts.
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