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Special issue: Managing the complexities of informal female entrepreneurship. Guest Editors: Amitabh Anand, Lamiae Benhayoun, Tarik Saikouk and Rana Zayadin

Guest editorial: Managing the complexities of informal female entrepreneurship

Amitabh Anand; Lamiae Benhayoun; Tarik Saikouk; Rana Zayadin
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Scrutinizing informal female entrepreneurship: a systematic review and research agenda

Izaias Martins; Maria Antonia Nunez; Juan P. Perez; Eduart Villanueva
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Female informal entrepreneurship: conceptualizing a contextualized and multi-level process

Antonella Zucchella; Diala Kabbara; Roberta Virtuani
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Challenges and opportunities for informal female entrepreneurs in Nigeria using the 5M framework

Imaobong James; Chioma Onoshakpor
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Beyond the counter: unveiling the financial informality dynamics of female entrepreneurs in Lima’s Bodega sector

Luis Demetrio Gómez García; Gloria María Zambrano Aranda; Emerson Jesus Toledo Concha
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Home-based business lifecycle for the development of B40 women entrepreneurs

Wan Nur Syamilah Wan Ali; Zulaiha Ali Othman
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Can entrepreneurship education and training assist women entrepreneurs to make agritourism a success story in India?

Navjot Sandhu; Javed Hussain; Harry Matlay
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From challenges to competencies: informal female entrepreneurship in emerging economies

Sateesh V. Shet; Gaurav Raut; Pratima Shet; Padmaja Argade; Agnieszka Piekara
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Empowering female decision-making in start-ups: the role of entrepreneurial passion in the formal and informal sectors of the Tunisian economy

Salsabil Thabti; Waleed Omri; Hedi Yezza; Abdelwahed Omri
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