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This is a Bibliometric Analysis study.

Decades of progress: a bibliometric examination of women entrepreneurship (1993–2023)

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Bibliometric examination reveals growth in women entrepreneurship research, highlighting sustainability and education's role.

Exponential growth in scholarly contributions post-2010 signals increased interest in women entrepreneurship and associated fields.
Analysis of 1,723 articles from SCOPUS employed bibliometric methods with performance analysis and scientific mapping in R Studio.
Identified key themes like gender dynamics, sustainability, and microfinance, along with influential authors and co-authorship networks.
Study underscores conceptual gaps including digital transformation and intersectionality, suggesting future research avenues.],

Gehlot et al. (2025) studied this question.

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