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Mapping the gendered ecosystem: The evolution of measurement tools for comparative high-impact female entrepreneur development

Ruta Aidis; Julie Weeks
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Self-employment of men supported by female breadwinners

Claudia Gather; Lena Schürmann; Heinz Zipprian
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Gender, family and business: An empirical study of incorporated self-employed individuals in the US

Xuguang Guo; Jon M. Werner
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An evaluation of human capital theory and female entrepreneurship in sub-Sahara Africa: Some evidence from Ghana

Kwame Adom; Irene Tiwaa Asare-Yeboa
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The use of mobile phones to support women’s entrepreneurship in the Arab countries

Nisreen A. Ameen; Rob Willis
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Women’s entrepreneurship in Iran: How are women owning and managing home-based businesses motivated to grow?

Meisam Modarresi; Zahra Arasti; Kambiz Talebi; Maghsoud Farasatkhah
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