The window closes on the idea that a publication is 'more particular' solely by its conceptual classification; its true value is scarce without concrete application.
Capital is finite, and a study on portfolio construction must demonstrate its ability to influence real returns or mitigate risks.
Liquidity is rare, and the relevance of such a study is measured by its impact on practical investment decisions, not its place in a semantic hierarchy.
For example, if the Moonfire Ventures study does not consider regulatory constraints of the AMF or the specifics of the French SME market, its 'specialization' remains an abstraction, voiding its utility.