Suggestions for future research questions
| RQs | Theoretical Framework(s) | Methodology |
|---|---|---|
| What are the lived experiences of male entrepreneurs when interacting with government enterprise support agencies? | Feminist phenomenology | IPA + CMT |
| How do male entrepreneurs' phenomenological orientations correlate with hegemonic masculinity or other gender expressions and behaviours (masculinities, femininities, androgyny)? | Feminist phenomenology | IPA + CMT |
| What conceptual metaphors are applied in entrepreneurship policy documents (or research/media discourses, funding competitions, etc.) and their implications? | CMT | Metaphor Identification Procedure (MIP) (Group Pragglejaz, 2007) |
| What are the differences between conceptual metaphors used in entrepreneurship policy documents (or research/media discourses, funding competitions, etc.) addressing different genders? | Discourse theory + CMT | Discourse Analysis |
| How do intersecting factors such as race, class, and ethnicity influence the experiences of entrepreneurs when interacting with government enterprise support agencies alongside gender? | Feminist phenomenology + intersectionality | IPA |
| What is the correlation between gender im/balance in top positions within government enterprise support agencies and the scope and impact of policies? | Gender theories | Statistical analysis |
| What are the feminine archetypes that represent the entrepreneurial journey of female entrepreneurs? (It could include a comparison according to industry, growth-orientation, age, and other demographic markers) | Feminist theories of archetypes | IPA (or discourse analysis) + CMT |
| RQs | Theoretical Framework(s) | Methodology |
|---|---|---|
| What are the lived experiences of male entrepreneurs when interacting with government enterprise support agencies? | Feminist phenomenology | IPA + CMT |
| How do male entrepreneurs' phenomenological orientations correlate with hegemonic masculinity or other gender expressions and behaviours (masculinities, femininities, androgyny)? | Feminist phenomenology | IPA + CMT |
| What conceptual metaphors are applied in entrepreneurship policy documents (or research/media discourses, funding competitions, etc.) and their implications? | CMT | Metaphor Identification Procedure (MIP) ( |
| What are the differences between conceptual metaphors used in entrepreneurship policy documents (or research/media discourses, funding competitions, etc.) addressing different genders? | Discourse theory + CMT | Discourse Analysis |
| How do intersecting factors such as race, class, and ethnicity influence the experiences of entrepreneurs when interacting with government enterprise support agencies alongside gender? | Feminist phenomenology + intersectionality | IPA |
| What is the correlation between gender im/balance in top positions within government enterprise support agencies and the scope and impact of policies? | Gender theories | Statistical analysis |
| What are the feminine archetypes that represent the entrepreneurial journey of female entrepreneurs? (It could include a comparison according to industry, growth-orientation, age, and other demographic markers) | Feminist theories of archetypes | IPA (or discourse analysis) + CMT |
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