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Female Social Entrepreneurship in Turkey

2015
Social entrepreneurship has generally been accepted as an “entrepreneurial activity with an embedded social purpose” (Austin et al., 2006). However, when we look at the construct in detail, different scholars define it in various ways (Dacin et al., 2010; Cukier et al., 2011).
Uygur, D., Günay, Gonca, Kahraman, E.B., Günay, G.   +3 more
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ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND FEMALE ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN MARAMURES COUNTY [PDF]

The Journal of the Faculty of Economics - Economic, 2009
Initiating and developing a business involves a considerable risk and a sustained effort in order to defeat the inertia against what is new. The person initiating a business, assuming the responsibility and risk of its development and benefiting from ...
Hahn Rada Florina, Sabou Simona, Zima Liliana Adela   +2 more
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FEMALE ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN AFGHANISTAN [PDF]

Journal of Developmental Entrepreneurship, 2011
This paper analyzes the motivations of eight female Afghan entrepreneurs to start up their own business and the problems they encountered during start-up and operations. Income generation was the most important push factor but pull factors including desire for independence and autonomy were also important.
MAGNUS HOLMÉN, THAW TAR MIN, EMILIA SAARELAINEN   +2 more
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Female Entrepreneurship in Germany

2000
In Germany, fostering female entrepreneurship is viewed as one of the solutions to fulfill the aim of increasing the overall level of entrepreneurship. As in many other countries, it is believed that a higher level of entrepreneurship would reduce the level of unemployment.
Leona Achtenhagen, Friederike Welter
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Exploring Female Entrepreneurship

2019
This chapter addresses some of the misconceptions regarding female entrepreneurship and how different notions in different contexts lay the ground for further misalignments in the entrepreneurial process. It also addresses how contextual issues affect social and economic underpinnings in different countries.
Muhammad Zakria, Paulo Miguel Vila Nova dos Santos, António Carrizo Moreira, Jorge Mota   +3 more
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Female immigrant entrepreneurship

International Journal of Gender and Entrepreneurship, 2011
PurposeThe purpose of the paper is to explore how entrepreneurial opportunities are used by the rapidly increasing immigrant Indian female population in Japan. Given that a majority of Indian women are housewives and grew up in conservative family backgrounds, this analysis seeks to provide an insight into the situations that aided them and the ...
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Female entrepreneurship in Australia

2004
Taking into account both early and more recent studies focusing on female entrepreneurs (Bennet and Dann 2000; Buttner 2001; Galloway et al 2002) it remains the case that much is required to be investigated to fully understand the role and process of entrepreneurship from a female point of view.
Saxon, Ro, Gillin, Murray
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Female Entrepreneurship

2022
Jessica Espinoza Trujano, Friederike Welter   +1 more
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Female entrepreneurship in Africa: A review, trends, and future research directions

Journal of Business Research, 2021
Nathanael Ojong, , Léo-Paul Dana
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Doing Well and Doing Good: How Responsible Entrepreneurship Shapes Female Entrepreneurial Success

Journal of Business Ethics, 2021
Xuemei Xie, Xie Xuemei
exaly