International Journal of Gender and Entrepreneurship: Volume 2 Issue 3

Gender differences in entrepreneurial networking and participation

Kim Klyver, Sharon Grant

The purpose of this paper is to investigate the relationship between an individual's personal acquaintance with an entrepreneur and his/her participation in entrepreneurial…

Copreneurship in rural tourism: exploring women's experiences

Jo Bensemann, C. Michael Hall

The paper seeks to explore the experiences of owners of rural tourism accommodation businesses in New Zealand within the framework of copreneurship. It aims to examine roles…

Going green: women entrepreneurs and the environment

Patrice Braun

The paper seeks to explore whether women entrepreneurs may be more engaged with green issues than their male counterparts. The study was undertaken to add to our understanding of…

Values and female entrepreneurship

Katherine Terrell, Michael Troilo

The purpose of this paper is to research the extent to which different types of values influence a woman's decision to become an entrepreneur.

Training Women to Win: A practical perspective on the training needs of women entrepreneurs

Spinder Dhaliwal

Training Women to Win, a University of Surrey project set out to identify good practice in terms of available support and to produce and pilot recommendations that will improve…

Connecting with women entrepreneurs: equality or business imperative?

Sue Lawton

The purpose of this paper is to discuss the need for a shift from traditional sources of enterprise activity to routes that stimulate economic growth. In particular, it focuses on…

The Aftermath of Feminism

Maura McAdam

Awards for excellence