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Special issue: Unseating Western Hegemonies in Contextualized Research about Gender and Entrepreneurship. Guest Editors: Talia Esnard, Bettina Bastian and Bronwyn P. Wood

Guest editorial: Unseating Western hegemonies in contextualized research about gender and entrepreneurship

Talia Esnard; Bettina Bastian; Bronwyn P. Wood
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Decolonizing entrepreneurship: navigating, resisting and transforming patriarchy through infrapolitics in Palestine and the Global South – a systematic literature review

Wojdan Omran; Shumaila Yousafzai
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Navigating exclusion: women's access to credit and indigenous practices inside handloom family enterprises – a case study of West Bengal, India

Sayana Basu
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At the threshold of enterprise: understanding barriers to and supports of young Muslim women through interpretative phenomenology

Paul D. Savage; Arwa Awad Alseyabi; Marwa Mashoom Khan
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Female entrepreneurship in restrictive environments: a conditional model based on conservation of resources theory

Alsadig Mohamed Ahmed Moustafa; Usman Ahmad Qadri; Mazuri Binti Abd Ghani
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The impact of “motherhood” on Women’s technology entrepreneurship: extending the 5M framework through reciprocity

Mona Itani; William Green
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No woman is an island: cross-generational experiences of navigating entrepreneurial barriers and opportunities in a collectivist culture

Ishara Maharaj
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Entrepreneurship among women: the influence of Ubuntu philosophy

Alice Mukasekuru; Zsuzsanna Vincze
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The influence of gender and cultural norms on indigenous Women's entrepreneurial practices

Joy Eghonghon Akahome; Paul Agu Igwe
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Informal economy and economic security among women engaging in Ogi production in selected rural communities in Kwara state, Nigeria

Abdullateef Raji; Moshood Issah; Lanre Abdul-Rasheed Sulaiman; Ridwan Olabisi Yusuff; Salihu Zakariyyah Abdulbaqi
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From Nigeria to Canada: unpacking intersectional women entrepreneurship through a transnational feminist perspective

Tolulope B. Oluwafemi; Wei Kang; Shuna Shu Ham Ho
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Kenyan agri-businesswomen including small farmers in the value chain: are they “agents of change”?

Lotte-Marie Brouwer; Janwillem Liebrand; Griet Steel; Annelies Zoomers
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