Table A1.

Formal face-to-face interviews with women entrepreneurs

YearLanguage/countryNo.Average durationMode of docu-mentationaType of businessProjectReported also in
1997English (via interpretor to Swahili)/Tanzania51.5 hOne recorded, then detailed notesRestaurants, hotel, dispensaries, poultry farmingThe economy of social relaionships in Tanzania family businessesPettersson and Andersson (1997) 
1998–1999Swedish/Sweden122 hRecorded and transcribedTourism, restaurants, hotelsTrust in cooperationPettersson (1999) 
2000–2001Swahili/Tanzania202 hDetailed notesRetailing in spare parts and textile, handcraft, hair saloons, tailoringSwedish tribalism and Tanzanian agencyTillmar (2002) 
2002–2004Swedish/Sweden81.5 hRecorded and transcribedPhysiotherapy, social services, rehabilitation, nursing, elderly careConditions for SMEs in the health-care sectorTillmar (2004) 
2002–2003Swedish/Sweden62 hRecorded and transcribedWhole-sale
Education
Cleaning
Manufacturing
Design
Gender and small-business supportTillmar (2007) 
2008Swedish/Sweden102 hRecorded and transcribedCare-work
Nursing
Cleaning
Catering
Customer choice from the perspective of the providerSundin and Tillmar (2010) 
2012Swahili/Tanzania101.5 hDetailed notesFood-processing, retailing, handcraft, construction, office servicesGender perspectives on business conflicts in East AfricaTillmar (2016a, 2016b) 
2012English/Tanzania21.5 hRecorded and
transcribed
Manufacturing organic farmingGender perspectives on business conflicts in East AfricaTillmar (2016a, 2016b) 

Note:aRespondents were not comfortable with tape recorder

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