From Microfinance to Middle Class?
From Microfinance to Middle Class?
How to Improve Female Entrepreneurship Programs in China and India
Warnecke, Tonia
Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
06/2025
280
Dura
Inglês
9781783476374
15 a 20 dias
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Contents
PART 1 SETTING THE STAGE: ENTREPRENEURSHIP,
DEVELOPMENT, AND GENDER
1 Introduction: female entrepreneurship in China and India
2 Entrepreneurship, economic growth, and human development
3 Gender and entrepreneurship: theory and implications
PART 2 ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND GENDER IN CHINA AND INDIA
4 Entrepreneurship in China and India: history and context
5 The gender dimension: employment and entrepreneurship in China
and India
6 Social entrepreneurship in China and India: beyond microfinance
7 Programs for female entrepreneurs in China and India
PART 3 CONFRONTING INFORMAL SECTOR CHALLENGES:
BEST PRACTICES FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP PROGRAMS
8 Designing gender-sensitive entrepreneurship programs: an
intersectional design thinking framework
9 Organizing informal sector workers and building networks
10 Capitalizing on technology: gender and entrepreneurship
11 Integrating sustainability into entrepreneurship programs
12 Conclusion: supporting upward mobility for informal sector
entrepreneurs
References
PART 1 SETTING THE STAGE: ENTREPRENEURSHIP,
DEVELOPMENT, AND GENDER
1 Introduction: female entrepreneurship in China and India
2 Entrepreneurship, economic growth, and human development
3 Gender and entrepreneurship: theory and implications
PART 2 ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND GENDER IN CHINA AND INDIA
4 Entrepreneurship in China and India: history and context
5 The gender dimension: employment and entrepreneurship in China
and India
6 Social entrepreneurship in China and India: beyond microfinance
7 Programs for female entrepreneurs in China and India
PART 3 CONFRONTING INFORMAL SECTOR CHALLENGES:
BEST PRACTICES FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP PROGRAMS
8 Designing gender-sensitive entrepreneurship programs: an
intersectional design thinking framework
9 Organizing informal sector workers and building networks
10 Capitalizing on technology: gender and entrepreneurship
11 Integrating sustainability into entrepreneurship programs
12 Conclusion: supporting upward mobility for informal sector
entrepreneurs
References
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Women entrepreneurs; Entrepreneurship programs; Informal sector; Social entrepreneurship; Gender-sensitive program design; Female entrepreneurship in China; Female entrepreneurship in India
Contents
PART 1 SETTING THE STAGE: ENTREPRENEURSHIP,
DEVELOPMENT, AND GENDER
1 Introduction: female entrepreneurship in China and India
2 Entrepreneurship, economic growth, and human development
3 Gender and entrepreneurship: theory and implications
PART 2 ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND GENDER IN CHINA AND INDIA
4 Entrepreneurship in China and India: history and context
5 The gender dimension: employment and entrepreneurship in China
and India
6 Social entrepreneurship in China and India: beyond microfinance
7 Programs for female entrepreneurs in China and India
PART 3 CONFRONTING INFORMAL SECTOR CHALLENGES:
BEST PRACTICES FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP PROGRAMS
8 Designing gender-sensitive entrepreneurship programs: an
intersectional design thinking framework
9 Organizing informal sector workers and building networks
10 Capitalizing on technology: gender and entrepreneurship
11 Integrating sustainability into entrepreneurship programs
12 Conclusion: supporting upward mobility for informal sector
entrepreneurs
References
PART 1 SETTING THE STAGE: ENTREPRENEURSHIP,
DEVELOPMENT, AND GENDER
1 Introduction: female entrepreneurship in China and India
2 Entrepreneurship, economic growth, and human development
3 Gender and entrepreneurship: theory and implications
PART 2 ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND GENDER IN CHINA AND INDIA
4 Entrepreneurship in China and India: history and context
5 The gender dimension: employment and entrepreneurship in China
and India
6 Social entrepreneurship in China and India: beyond microfinance
7 Programs for female entrepreneurs in China and India
PART 3 CONFRONTING INFORMAL SECTOR CHALLENGES:
BEST PRACTICES FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP PROGRAMS
8 Designing gender-sensitive entrepreneurship programs: an
intersectional design thinking framework
9 Organizing informal sector workers and building networks
10 Capitalizing on technology: gender and entrepreneurship
11 Integrating sustainability into entrepreneurship programs
12 Conclusion: supporting upward mobility for informal sector
entrepreneurs
References
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