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Women Entrepreneurs in the Middle East: Context, Ecosystems, and Future Perspectives for the Region (en Inglés)
Nziku, Dina Modestus ; Dana, Leo-Paul ; Clausen, Helene Balslev (Autor)
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Women Entrepreneurs in the Middle East: Context, Ecosystems, and Future Perspectives for the Region (en Inglés) - Nziku, Dina Modestus ; Dana, Leo-Paul ; Clausen, Helene Balslev
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Reseña del libro "Women Entrepreneurs in the Middle East: Context, Ecosystems, and Future Perspectives for the Region (en Inglés)"
Straddling North Africa and Western Asia, the Middle East has been a cradle of civilisation and entrepreneurship -- well before the arrival of Islam. In this region, gender roles were traditionally specified by culture, with women often expected to stay within the family environment, while men would trade in society at large. This book contributes to the literature on a highly neglected field of study: women entrepreneurs in the Middle East. Recognising that entrepreneurship does not take place in a vacuum, it focuses on contexts, and the ecosystems of this region with largely patriarchal societies, that are influenced by culture, religion, and colonial experience.This book provides readers with a topical analysis of women entrepreneurs in the Middle East on the context, ecosystems, and future perspectives for the region. Authors have presented the reality of 11 countries from the region based on women entrepreneurs' historical backgrounds, challenges, and achievements, as well as the contribution towards economic development in their local/immediate communities and the Middle East at large. Following the country analysis by the authors of each chapter, the editors provide a general assessment of the future of women entrepreneurs in the region by focusing on the current entrepreneurship policy and strategies of various countries in the region. This volume will be an essential reading for anyone researching or working on projects related to women's entrepreneurship and small businesses in the Middle East.
