1st Edition
Women and Global Entrepreneurship Contextualising Everyday Experiences
1. Women and Global Entrepreneurship: Contextualising Everyday Experiences
Maura McAdam and James A Cunningham
Part I: Where it happens
2. Tackling (un)freedoms: The Challenge for Women Entrepreneurs in the Caribbean
Talia Esnard
3. Doing gender and entrepreneurial success: Contextualizing the experience of Arab entrepreneurs
Hayfaa Tlaiss
4. Everyday Experiences of Rural Female Entrepreneurs in Uganda: The Impact of Entrepreneurship Training on Business Knowledge and Emancipation
Sylvia K. Gavigan, Klavs Ciprikis and Tom Cooney
5. The Economic Integration of Women Refugee Entrepreneurs in New Zealand
Nadeera Ranabahu, Huibert P. de Vries, and Zhiyan Basharati
6. Topography of Marginalities: Asylum Seeking Women Entrepreneurs in Israel
Sibylle Heilbrunn
7. Religion, Caste, Ethnicity, and Firm Growth: Evidence from Women-Owned Small Firms in India
Yuko Nikaido and Jesim Pais
8. Women’s entrepreneurship in the context of a matriarchal society in Indonesia
Dian Mayasari, David Littlewood and Abbi Kedir
9. Out of the Fire and into the Frying Pan: When Women Leave Corporate Careers to Enter Entrepreneurship – Insights from Denmark
Helle Neegaard and Anne Carlsen
Part II: Who it happens to
10. ‘Making’ and ‘doing’ context: Sharing in an all Female Co-Working Hub
Gabriel Griffin
11. How They Overcome: Minority Context, Resilience, and Black and Hispanic Women Entrepreneurs in the U.S.
Maria V. Lugo, and Lois M. Shelton
12. Examining Female Underperformance Hypothesis from a Cultural-Institutions Perspective
Punit Arora
13. Gendered returns to education for self-employed U.S. Millennials: A call for research
Jessica K. Simon and Megan McDonald Way
14. Exploring Re-masculinization of Educational Practices in Entrepreneurship: a Global Dilemma?
Maria Aggestam, Caroline Wigren-Kristoferson and Karin Hellerstedts
15. Women’s Entrepreneurship and Changes in Institutional Context – Changes in Sweden’s Welfare System and Effects on Patriarchal Regimes
Carin Holmquist and Elisabeth Sundin
Part III When it happens
16. The Intellectual Structure of Research on women’s entrepreneurship in the Creative Industries
João J. Ferreira, Pedro M. Veiga, Cristina I. Fernandes
17. Constraining Contexts in the Creative and Cultural Industries: Women Entrepreneurs in Architecture
Mary Spaeth
18. Women’s Involvement in Chinese Family Business
Huiping Xian and Johanna Jiang
19. Contextualizing CEO’s Experiences and Perspectives: The Multiple Paths to Social Venturing
Patricia Gabaldon and Isabel Garcialomas Drake
20. Contextualizing the experiences of women entrepreneurs and comparative responses to challenges during a global pandemic
Susan Clark Muntean
Biography
Maura McAdam is Professor of Management and Director of Entrepreneurship at Dublin City University, Ireland.
James A. Cunningham is Professor of Strategic Management and Director of Research and Innovation at the Department of Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Strategy at Newcastle Business School at Northumbria University, UK.
