Global women's entrepreneurship research : diverse settings, questions, and approaches

Contents: Introduction: Showcasing the Diversity of Women's Entrepreneurship Research Karen D. Hughes and Jennifer E. Jennings PART I: DIVERSE SETTINGS 1. Turkish Businesswomen in the UK and Netherlands: The Effects of National Context on Female Migrant Entrepreneurs Anne Laure Humbert and Caroline Essers 2. Women-owned SMEs in Bangladesh: Challenges in Institutional Financing Salma C. Zohir and Patricia G. Greene 3. Academic Women's Entrepreneurship in Spain and Scotland: A Multilevel Institutional Approach M. Mar Fuentes-Fuentes, Sarah Y. Cooper and Ana M. Bojica 4. Gender-based Firm Performance Differences in the United States: Examining the Roles of Financial Capital and Motivations Susan Coleman and Alicia Robb PART II: DIVERSE QUESTIONS 5. How do Social Welfare and Support Systems Influence the Attitudes of Female Entrepreneurs Towards Risk and Options? Nicholas C. Fairclough 6. Should Women go into Business with their Family Partner? Manely Sharifian, P. Devereaux Jennings and Jennifer E. Jennings 7. Are Women More Likely to Pursue Social and Environmental Entrepreneurship? Diana M. Hechavarria, Amy Ingram, Rachida Justo and Siri Terjesen 8. Do Highly Accomplished Female Entrepreneurs Tend to 'Give Away Success'? Mary Riebe PART III: DIVERSE APPROACHES 9. More Gender Equality, Less Women's Self-employment: A Multi-country Investigation Kim Klyver, Suna Lowe Nielsen and Majbritt Rostgaard Evald 10. Sectoral Segregation or Gendered Practices? A Case Study of Roles and Identities in a Copreneurial Venture Maura McAdam and Susan Marlow 11. Gender and the Multidimensional Nature of Entrepreneurial Self-efficacy: Factor-analytic Findings Cristina Diaz Garcia 12. Conceptualizing 'Woman' as an Entrepreneurial Advantage: A Reflexive Approach Albert James Conclusion: Reflecting on the Diversity of Women's Entrepreneurship Research Karen D. Hughes and Jennifer E. Jennings Index