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Women’s entrepreneurship as a form of family entrepreneurship
The Warsaw East Law ReviewThis paper examines women’s entrepreneurship in detail as one of the areas of family entrepreneurship. It highlights the unique features and contributions of women entrepreneurs, and analyzes the challenges they face, including limited access to financial resources, traditional gender roles, and the burden of unpaid domestic work.
Fariza Abugaliyeva, Mira Zhaskairat
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Eastern Women's Entrepreneurship
2022The woman who fought for the liberation of women in the Indian subcontinent from the state of “other” is Rokeya Sakhawat Hossein (1880 – 1932). Another lady icon can be named in this occasion, Fatima al-Fihri, who, in the Moroccan city of Fez, founded a mosque that developed into the famous al-Qarawiyyin University, which has come to be recognized as ...
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Ethnic and Racial Studies, 2019
This conceptual paper presents an international overview of Indigenous women entrepreneurship and consequentially develops the indigenous-gendered integrated perspective applied to the analysis of ...
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This conceptual paper presents an international overview of Indigenous women entrepreneurship and consequentially develops the indigenous-gendered integrated perspective applied to the analysis of ...
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Christianity and migrant women's entrepreneurship
This chapter examines the multifaceted role of Christianity in shaping the entrepreneurial journeys of migrant women. Drawing upon the theoretical framework of religion and entrepreneurship, it delves into the specific ways in which Christian beliefs and practices influence various aspects of entrepreneurship.Natasha Katura Mwila +2 more
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Women entrepreneurship in developing economies: A gender-based growth model
Journal of Small Business Management, 2021Eric Liguori, Oyedele Martins Ogundana
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Women Entrepreneurship for Women Empowerment
Women entrepreneurship has the potential to transform society by promoting skill development, employment, and poverty eradication, while also fostering education for marginalized communities. It ensures not only economic freedom but also encourages creativity, innovation, and productivity, with significant cultural and social impacts.openaire +1 more source

