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Women “Entrepreneurs” of Early Nairobi
Canadian Journal of African Studies / Revue canadienne des études africaines, 1975RESUMECet article vise deux objectifs: le premier veut montrer comment et pourquoi les femmes vinrent s'etablir dans les toutes premieres annees du XXe siecle et qu'une fois sur place, pourquoi elles devinrent des prostituees; le second veut etre une explication des voies par lesquelles ces femmes independantes ont su creer une telle vie sociale, par ...
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2017
Women entrepreneurs have recently been receiving public attention in Korea as it is considered that women’s entrepreneurship development has enormous potential not only in empowering women, but also in helping the country strengthen its economic position.
Ji-Hye Park, Hyunok Ryu
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Women entrepreneurs have recently been receiving public attention in Korea as it is considered that women’s entrepreneurship development has enormous potential not only in empowering women, but also in helping the country strengthen its economic position.
Ji-Hye Park, Hyunok Ryu
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Women as leaders and entrepreneurs
Veterinary Record, 2015After chairing a session on women as veterinary leaders and entrepreneurs at BVA Congress, Gudrun Ravetz (right) outlines her thoughts on the issue and encourages you to continue the debate in the BVA community.
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Innovativeness of Women Entrepreneurs. A pilot study of Tanzanian women entrepreneurs.
2018Entrepreneurship is on the agenda in most countries, including Tanzania, as a way to eliminate poverty through subsistence entrepreneurs, self-employment and employment by growth-oriented entrepreneurs. Evidence in general indicates numerous barriers for the establishment and growing of entrepreneurs in developing countries, including Tanzania and ...
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2009
As in other parts of the world, women’s entrepreneurship development in Asian developing countries has a great potential in empowering not only women but also the wider society in the region. Yet in many countries, especially where the level of economic development, as reflected in the level of income per capita and the degree of industrialization, is ...
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As in other parts of the world, women’s entrepreneurship development in Asian developing countries has a great potential in empowering not only women but also the wider society in the region. Yet in many countries, especially where the level of economic development, as reflected in the level of income per capita and the degree of industrialization, is ...
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Women entrepreneurs and well-being
The gender roles forced by societal expectations make entrepreneurship more challenging for women than men. Women entrepreneurs play a critical role in their nations' economies – especially in developing nations. However, the duality of their responsibilities (i.e., work and house domain) can restrain them from prospering in what they do and adversely ...openaire +2 more sources
Women Entrepreneurs in the Circular Economy: Global Experiences
Lisbeth Clausen presents ten compelling stories of women founders across seven different countries, from Japan to Colombia. Their experiences reveal the diverse ways these women navigate barriers in cultural attitudes, access to resources, and work-life balance.openaire +2 more sources