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C/B/1221. Social entrepreneurship and gender roles

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2008
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The paper presents a literature review on social entrepreneurship (SE) with relation to Small and Medium Enterprises (SME). The aspects of SE based on the gender of the entrepreneur are discussed examining the role of gender in the entrepreneur's journey to success. References are made to the leading theories that contribute to SE success.

 

KEYWORDS: Social, Entrepreneurship, Gender, SME, Small and Medium Enterprises,

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