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Enterprising Women in Transition Economies.
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Bibliographic Details
Main Author:
Smallbone, David
Other Authors:
Welter, Friederike
,
Isakova, Dr Nina
Format:
eBook
Language:
English
Published:
Florence :
Taylor and Francis,
2006.
Subjects:
Businesswomen
>
Former communist countries.
Women-owned business enterprises
>
Former communist countries.
Entrepreneurship
>
Former communist countries.
Businesswomen
Entrepreneurship
Women-owned business enterprises
Former communist countries
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Table of Contents:
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Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
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List of Contributors
Part 1: Women's Entrepreneurship in a Transition Context: Key Issues
1 Introduction
Part 2: Women's Entrepreneurship in Former Soviet Republics
2 Entrepreneurship in the Ukraine: A Male Female Comparison
3 Women Entrepreneurs between Tradition and Modernity
The Case of Uzbekistan
4 Women Business Owners in Moldova: Proprietors or Entrepreneurs?
5 Djamila's Journey from Kolkhoz to Bazaar: Female Entrepreneurs in Kyrgyzstan
Part 3: Women Entrepreneurship in Central Europe
6 From Business Ownership to Informal Market Traders: The Characteristics of Female Entrepreneurship in Lithuania
7 Women Entrepreneurs in Slovenia: By Fits and Starts
8 West and East German Women Entrepreneurs: (Why) Are they still Different?
Part 4: Policy Issues and Policy Perspectives
9 Conclusions and Policy Perspectives
Index.
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