1st Edition
Women-Led Innovation and Entrepreneurship Case Studies of Sustainable Ventures and Practices
Chapter 1 Womanizing Land: The Culture of Women Not Owning Land – Narratives and Challenges for a Sustainable Planet
Monica Mastrantonio
Chapter 2 Psychological Well- being of Self- employed Women: European Perspective
Tomasz Skica and Katarzyna Miszczyńska
Chapter 3 Modern Data- driven Management and Optimization of Development Opportunities Creation for Women: A Referential
Investigative Focus on the UN SDG Targets for Women
Chikezie Kennedy Kalu
Chapter 4 Woman- led Innovations: Strategies, Barriers, and Solutions for Women Entrepreneurs in a Changing Landscape
Almula Umay Karamanlıoglu and Iper Incekara
Chapter 5 The Role of Multi- stakeholder Partnerships in Promoting Women’s Leadership in Southeast Asia: Challenges,
Opportunities, and Trends
Putri Hergianasari, Michael Koks, and Rizki Amalia Yanuartha
Chapter 6 Unpacking the Effect of Family Support for Women’s Entrepreneurial Success in Pakistan
Aemin Nasir and Shajara Ul- Durarvi
Chapter 7 Unveiling the Factors of Women Entrepreneurs on Social Media to Achieve Enterprise Sustainability
Anshu Rani, Vichitra Somshekar, Ramya U., and Mercy Toni
Chapter 8 Women’s Entrepreneurship and Changing Landscape in Africa: Strategies and Solutions
Benneth Uchenna Eze, Festus Ekechi, Oluyemisi Agboola, Iyabode Abisola Adelugba, and Adeola Abosede Oyewole
Chapter 9 An Overall Evaluation of Women’s Entrepreneurship
Mustafa Altintaş
Chapter 10 An Analysis of Women’s Entrepreneurship in Turkey: Bibliometric Methods
Meltem Ince Yenilmez
Chapter 11 Social Work Perspective on Women’s Empowerment: Women’s Entrepreneurship
Hatice Ozturk
Chapter 12 A Systematic Literature Review on Women and Leadership: Exploring the Contribution of Women Leaders to Companies’ Sustainability
Durdana Ovais, V. Selvalakshmi, Ravi Chatterjee, and Ravinder Rena
Chapter 13 Exploring the Role of Women Entrepreneurs in Advancing Education and Development in Bangladesh
Md. Harun Rashid and Wang Hui
Chapter 14 Preserving Heritage, Inspiring Innovation: The Role of Indigenous Knowledge in Culinary Entrepreneurship – Case
Study of JhaJi Store and Namakwali
Anu Kohli, Neha Tiwari, and Haider Abbasvii
Chapter 15 Women’s Brains: Creative Thinking and Entrepreneurship
Steve Fernando Pedraza Vargas and Ramón Antonio Hernández de Jesus
Biography
Esra Sipahi Döngül graduated from the Istanbul Gelisim University Business Administration Doctorate Program. Her areas of expertise are management, HRM, data analysis, business, and organization. She has a strong background in research activities in organizational behavior, corporate social responsibility, and management organization areas. She has many published articles in the field of corporate social responsibility and has also attended and presented at numerous international conferences. She is the founder of the human resources platform called flexit24. com. She is currently working at the Aksaray University, Turkey.
Şerife Uğuz Arsu completed her BA in Business Administration at Selcuk University in 2011, her MA in Management and Organization at Aksaray University in 2014, and her PhD in Business Administration in 2015. She is an assistant professor at the Department of Social Work, Faculty of Health Sciences, Aksaray University. She is interested in management organization, organizational behavior, human resources management, strategic management, entrepreneurship, women’s entrepreneurship, gender, work psychology, and social work and has conducted studies in these areas, as well as national/ international studies on research methods, including qualitative and quantitative research. She also has training and certificates on qualitative research design, qualitative data analysis and computer- aided data analysis, and continues to conduct studies in this field. She is married to Assoc. Prof. Talip ARSU, who is also an academician, and has two sons named Arda and Atlas.
Richa Goel is an accomplished academic with 23+ years of experience in Economics and Management. She is an associate professor at Symbiosis Centre for Management Studies Noida, Symbiosis International University, PUNE. A Gold Medallist in Economics, she holds a PhD in Management with expertise in Diversity Management. She has to her credit more than 20 books and numerous papers published with leading publishers She is involved with training and has conducted many international and global conferences and has been a trainer for many FDPs concerning SDGs.
Tilottama Singh is a certified human resources analyst from IIM and a proficient academic, researcher, and trainer with more than 14 years of experience in the field of Human Resources and Work Dynamics. She is presently the head of Department in the School of Management, Uttaranchal Institute of Management, Uttaranchal University, Dehradun. Her areas of expertise are human resources, entrepreneurship, and strategy, and her teaching concentration includes human resources, strategy, and law. She started her career in the hotel industry with Leela Kempinski in the corporate head office in Human Resources and Training. Later, she joined the education sector with the topmost universities IMS Unison Group and Amity University, the leading university in Pan Asia. She has obtained her master’s in human resources and management with distinction. Before that, she graduated in economics with honors and law with a distinction, with an added vocational course in mass communication and analytic certification from IIM. Having an enriched research portfolio with Scopus and international refereed journals, book chapters, and conference presentations, she has been awarded the Best Presentation Award at international conferences. She also serves as a member of AIMA and acts to lead and liaise between the student community and the industry delegates, with a keen interest in training and building sustainable models for business and society.
