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The literature on female entrepreneurship has witnessed significant development in the last 30 years, with the research emphasis shifting from purely descriptive explorations towards a clear effort to embed research within highly informed conceptual frameworks. With contributions from leading and emerging researchers, the Routledge Companion to Global Female Entrepreneurship brings together the latest international research, concepts and thinking in the area. Reflecting the subject's growing importance for researchers, academics and policy makers, this collection will be an invaluable reference resource.…mehr
The literature on female entrepreneurship has witnessed significant development in the last 30 years, with the research emphasis shifting from purely descriptive explorations towards a clear effort to embed research within highly informed conceptual frameworks.
With contributions from leading and emerging researchers, the Routledge Companion to Global Female Entrepreneurship brings together the latest international research, concepts and thinking in the area. Reflecting the subject's growing importance for researchers, academics and policy makers, this collection will be an invaluable reference resource.
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Edited by Colette Henry, Dundalk Institute of Technology, Ireland and UiT-The Arctic University of Norway; Teresa Nelson, Simmons College, Boston, USA, and Kate Lewis, Manchester Metropolitan University, UK.
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Introduction: The Context and Practice of Female Entrepreneurship Colette Henry, Teresa Nelson and Kate Lewis Part 1: The Context for Female Entrepreneurship Women Entrepreneurs and Their Ventures: Complicating Categories and Contextualising Gender Angela Martinez-Dy and Susan MarlowExperiences of Women Entrepreneurs in Family Firms Mary Barrett and Ken MooresWomen, Entrepreneurship and Sustainability Kate Kearins and Katrin SchaeferSaudi Women's Entrepreneurial Intentions: The Social Construction of Norms and Perceptions Renaud Redien-Collot, Laurice Alexandre and Wassim J. AloulouFemale Academic Entrepreneurship and Commercialisation: Reviewing the Evidence and Identifying the Challenges Helen Lawton Smith, Henry Etzkowitz, Viviana Meschitti and Alex PoulovassilisPart 2: The Ecosystem for Female EntrepreneursStrategies to Redress Entrepreneurship Gender Gaps in Canada Barbara J. OrserU.S. Women Entrepreneurs and Their Access to Early-Stage Financing Linda Edelman, Tatiana Manolova and Candida BrushFinancing High-Growth Women-Owned Firms in the United States: Challenges, Opportunities and Implications for Public Policy Susan Coleman and Alicia Robb Gender Differences in New Venture Funding: Supply-Side Discrimination or Demand-Side Disinclination? John Watson, Michael Stuetzer and Roxanne ZolinPart 3: Supporting Female EntrepreneursSupporting and Training Female Necessity Entrepreneurs Walid A. Nakara, Nerine Bouguerra and Alain FayolleEntrepreneurial Role Models: An Integrated Framework from a Constructionist Perspective Maria Cristina Díaz-García and Janice ByrneFemale Entrepreneurship, Role Models and Network Externalities in Middle-Income Countries Maria MinnitiRevisiting Research on Gender in Entrepreneurial Networks Lene FossPart 4: IdentityIdentity Work, Swift Trust and Gender: The Role of Women-Only Leadership Development Programmes Claire Leitch, Richard Harrison and Maura McAdamPostfeminism and Entrepreneurship: Exploring the Identity of the 'Mumpreneur' Patricia LewisFemale Lifestyle Entrepreneurs and Their Business Models Helle Neergaard and Dorthe Refslund ChristensenTales of Heroine Entrepreneurs Karin Berglund, Helen Ahl and Katarina PetterssonPerceived Legitimacy of Women Entrepreneurs in France: Between Identity Legitimacy and Entrepreneurial Legitimacy Philippe Pailot, Corinne Poroli and Stéphanie ChasserioPart 5: DemographyWomen, Disability and Entrepreneurship Kate Caldwell, Sarah Parker Harris and Maija RenkoFemale Immigrant Global Entrepreneurship: From Invisibility to Empowerment? Maria Villares-Varela, Monder Ram and Trevor JonesEntrepreneurial Activity Among Irish Traveller Women: An Insight into the Complexity of Survival Thomas M. Cooney and Denis FoleyEntrepreneurship, Age and Gender: The Swedish Case Carin Holmquist and Elisabeth SundinIndex
Introduction: The Context and Practice of Female Entrepreneurship Colette Henry, Teresa Nelson and Kate Lewis Part 1: The Context for Female Entrepreneurship Women Entrepreneurs and Their Ventures: Complicating Categories and Contextualising Gender Angela Martinez-Dy and Susan MarlowExperiences of Women Entrepreneurs in Family Firms Mary Barrett and Ken MooresWomen, Entrepreneurship and Sustainability Kate Kearins and Katrin SchaeferSaudi Women's Entrepreneurial Intentions: The Social Construction of Norms and Perceptions Renaud Redien-Collot, Laurice Alexandre and Wassim J. AloulouFemale Academic Entrepreneurship and Commercialisation: Reviewing the Evidence and Identifying the Challenges Helen Lawton Smith, Henry Etzkowitz, Viviana Meschitti and Alex PoulovassilisPart 2: The Ecosystem for Female EntrepreneursStrategies to Redress Entrepreneurship Gender Gaps in Canada Barbara J. OrserU.S. Women Entrepreneurs and Their Access to Early-Stage Financing Linda Edelman, Tatiana Manolova and Candida BrushFinancing High-Growth Women-Owned Firms in the United States: Challenges, Opportunities and Implications for Public Policy Susan Coleman and Alicia Robb Gender Differences in New Venture Funding: Supply-Side Discrimination or Demand-Side Disinclination? John Watson, Michael Stuetzer and Roxanne ZolinPart 3: Supporting Female EntrepreneursSupporting and Training Female Necessity Entrepreneurs Walid A. Nakara, Nerine Bouguerra and Alain FayolleEntrepreneurial Role Models: An Integrated Framework from a Constructionist Perspective Maria Cristina Díaz-García and Janice ByrneFemale Entrepreneurship, Role Models and Network Externalities in Middle-Income Countries Maria MinnitiRevisiting Research on Gender in Entrepreneurial Networks Lene FossPart 4: IdentityIdentity Work, Swift Trust and Gender: The Role of Women-Only Leadership Development Programmes Claire Leitch, Richard Harrison and Maura McAdamPostfeminism and Entrepreneurship: Exploring the Identity of the 'Mumpreneur' Patricia LewisFemale Lifestyle Entrepreneurs and Their Business Models Helle Neergaard and Dorthe Refslund ChristensenTales of Heroine Entrepreneurs Karin Berglund, Helen Ahl and Katarina PetterssonPerceived Legitimacy of Women Entrepreneurs in France: Between Identity Legitimacy and Entrepreneurial Legitimacy Philippe Pailot, Corinne Poroli and Stéphanie ChasserioPart 5: DemographyWomen, Disability and Entrepreneurship Kate Caldwell, Sarah Parker Harris and Maija RenkoFemale Immigrant Global Entrepreneurship: From Invisibility to Empowerment? Maria Villares-Varela, Monder Ram and Trevor JonesEntrepreneurial Activity Among Irish Traveller Women: An Insight into the Complexity of Survival Thomas M. Cooney and Denis FoleyEntrepreneurship, Age and Gender: The Swedish Case Carin Holmquist and Elisabeth SundinIndex
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