Women as economic actors: New sources, theories, and methods

Beatriz Rodríguez Satizábal; Laura Milanés Reyes; Paula De la Cruz-Fernández

doi:10.1344/jesb.48176

Women as economic actors: New sources, theories, and methods

Beatriz Rodríguez Satizábal, Laura Milanés Reyes, Paula De la Cruz-Fernández

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Abstract

Women, as economic actors, perform different activities in a myriad of contexts, while dealing with the expectations of their societies and organizations. Following the increasing number of studies about women, this special issue reflects on the nature and extent of the challenges posed by their activities in Argentina, China, Colombia, and Sri Lanka since the late 1970s. This special issue is a joint interdisciplinary effort to move forward with analyzing the changes and transformations of their economic and entrepreneurial activities.

Translated title of the contribution	Las mujeres como agentes económicos: nuevas fuentes, teorías y métodos
Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	1-15
Number of pages	15
Journal	Journal of Evolutionary Studies in Business-JESB
Volume	10
Issue number	1
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1344/jesb.48176
State	Published - 8 Jan 2025

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Keywords

Women
Entrepreneurship
Work
Intersectionality
Emerging economies

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Women as economic actors: New sources, theories, and methods

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