Women's Entrepreneurship in Algeria - Ghiat, Boufeldja
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Algerian women had a culture of staying at home, but with the beginning of this century, Algerian society begins to see women in positions of responsibility. Many of them chose to be entrepreneurs, which indicate that the country is experiencing profound social and cultural changes. Seeing women as entrepreneurs was inconceivable a few years ago, in a male and conservative society. Despite the improvement of her economy, Algeria is experiencing a high rate of unemployment, including among academics. This prompted the state to follow a policy of youth employment, by giving them different…mehr

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Algerian women had a culture of staying at home, but with the beginning of this century, Algerian society begins to see women in positions of responsibility. Many of them chose to be entrepreneurs, which indicate that the country is experiencing profound social and cultural changes. Seeing women as entrepreneurs was inconceivable a few years ago, in a male and conservative society. Despite the improvement of her economy, Algeria is experiencing a high rate of unemployment, including among academics. This prompted the state to follow a policy of youth employment, by giving them different facilities and granting them loans in order to create their own businesses. These factors have encouraged women graduates to venture into the entrepreneurship businesses. The current environment in Algeria promotes access to education and training of girls, but the socio-cultural environment remains a difficult obstacle to overcome. This study highlights the psychological characteristics of women entrepreneurs and their socio-cultural constraints.
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Was born in Algeria, and graduated from Oran University, in 1978. He has got a PhD from Nottingham University in 1987, and is working actually as a Professor of organizational psychology at Oran University. He wrote several books in Arabic and French. His researches focus on organizational culture, organizational change and women entrepreneurs.