Within this provisional snapshot
Direct citation relationships
Arrows follow the source-record relationship: a reference is an outgoing edge; “cited by” is an incoming edge. This does not adjudicate canonical work identity.
Cited by 3
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- Entrepreneurial decision‐making under uncertainty and competing goals Francesco Chirico et al. · 2026
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