I have been asked to write a chapter in an upcoming book on entrepreneurship. Over the past couple years I have been interested in what I call "communities of self-help" among entrepreneurs and solo/small businesses, who are generally neglected by the economic development community. This would include coworking and other examples of collaborative consumption. I'd love to hear of some good examples of how these and other practices have spurred start-up and growth. Please share any examples that might make good case studies. Thanks much.
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