Over the past three decades, research on entrepreneurial identity (EI) has grown particularly
rapidly, yet in seemingly disparate directions. To lend structure to this fragmented field of …

The paper aims to systematically review the literature that empirically investigates the
relationship between feminisms and entrepreneurship. Feminisms, meant as movements …

Creativity is a commonly assumed characteristic of entrepreneurs. It is proposed to be a
necessary, although not sufficient, prerequisite for entrepreneurship. This study aimed to …

This article explores links between entrepreneurship education (EE) participation, alertness
and risk-taking skills and the intensity of entrepreneurial intention relating to becoming an …

Purpose Entrepreneurship, which traditionally has been a male occupation, still attracts
fewer women than men. Challenging gender stereotypes within entrepreneurship is one …

Despite recent expansion in the literature on entrepreneurial leadership, this has not been
matched with the development of appropriate theoretical frameworks, theory building, and …

Entrepreneurship and leadership are enacted as examples of practice and taken on as
forms of identity; they are also both understood to be gendered constructions. The paper …

Entrepreneurship is claimed as an important element to stimulate growth and development
of most countries. It is also posited that female entrepreneurs took part and played a vital …

Purpose Women are underrepresented in most university entrepreneurship education (EE)
programmes and less likely than men to pursue business venturing as a career. One reason …

Purpose Most feminists policies are aspirational. Deficiencies include vague terms of what
constitutes 'feminist'within policy, ambiguous investment criteria, lack of consultation and the …