Female Entrepreneurship: Typologies, Drivers and Value Creation

Abstract

The current changes and relevance of female entrepreneurship at the national and international level for economic growth, social impact and environmental degradation highlight the need for more analysis of female entrepreneurial typologies and value creations.

This chapter aims to contribute to the field of female entrepreneurship literature. It provides theoretical evidence about the main internal (personal characteristic and motivation, network) and external (women migration, crises, digitalization) drivers that trigger women entrepreneurs to undertake entrepreneurial actions in national and international contexts. Besides, this chapter conceptualizes a new untapped context of multiple value-creating entrepreneurial systems in the female entrepreneurship literature by uncovering a blended form of value creation encompassing several social, economic and environmental levels.

Citation

Kabbara, D. (2023), "Female Entrepreneurship: Typologies, Drivers and Value Creation", Cullen, U.A. (Ed.) New Horizons and Global Perspectives in Female Entrepreneurship Research, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 93-112. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-83982-780-820231004