Daughter Entrepreneurs Between Birth Family and Gender Stereotypes

Sentuti, Annalisa; Pediconi, Maria Gabriella

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-46874-3_5

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“…Other studies, by Cesaroni et al. (2018) and Sentuti et al. (2020), examine the importance of emotional leadership in women-owned family businesses and the interplay between maternal and entrepreneurial identities in the succession process.…”

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“…Other studies, by Cesaroni et al (2018) and Sentuti et al (2020), examine the importance of emotional leadership in women-owned family businesses and the interplay between maternal and entrepreneurial identities in the succession process. They also explore the experiences of daughter entrepreneurs and the impact of gender stereotypes in their businesses.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Female entrepreneurship in family business: bibliographic analysis

Marín-Palacios¹

2023

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PurposeThe role of women entrepreneurs in family businesses is becoming increasingly important, a fact that is reflected in the scientific literature. The purpose of this study is to identify the key research areas that address this issue. To this end, a bibliometric analysis has been carried out to obtain a perspective of the current situation in this field of research and to identify the key areas of research in recent years.Design/methodology/approachIn this study, the analysis is performed using a literature review and bibliometric analysis techniques. The bibliographic source supporting this analysis resulted from a Scopus search of the terms gender, entrepreneurship and family business. VOSviewer was used to facilitate the analysis.FindingsThis bibliometric analysis studies the evolutionary trend of publications on gender, entrepreneurship and family business and identifies current research trends. It also identifies authors, journals and countries with the highest impact levels to enhance collaboration and learning.Research limitations/implicationsIt would be advisable to conduct further research with a broader bibliographic base and with other search criteria covering other aspects related to the role of women entrepreneurs in family businesses. This work can serve as a valuable source of information for future research in this field and to assist in the development of effective equality policies to address existing social stereotypes.Originality/valueThis research illustrates, using VOSviewer, the current growth of studies in the field of women entrepreneurship in family businesses.

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Section: Women Entrepreneursmentioning

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Female entrepreneurship in family business: bibliographic analysis

Marín-Palacios¹

2023

JFBM

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“…Entrepreneurship has been stereotyped to be associated with masculinity. This is attributed to accident's such the "need for achievement" and the "need for power" which have been associated with aspects of masculinity in comparison to femininity [29][30][31]. These attributes according to these studies have affected daughters more compared to the sons where they are limited to taking up their family business and business identity.…”

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Role of the Family in Fostering Student’s Entrepreneurial Intention

Meroka¹

2023

Business, Management and Economics

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Entrepreneurship has been viewed as solution to the global unemployment challenges facing youths. It is on this backdrop that this field has drawn the attention of most governments to see to it that their youths have necessary entrepreneurial competencies through the introduction of entrepreneurship education in the school curriculum. However, majority of the youths are still unemployed. The theory of planned behaviour identifies three antecedents which focus on the student that influence their entrepreneurial intention. The objective of the study was identifying aspects of the family (family background, family role modelling, birth order and financial literacy) that influence the student’s entrepreneurial intention. The study adopted a qualitative analysis of different studies which addressed the different sources entrepreneurial intention among students. The study established that aspects of the family that fostered student’s entrepreneurial intention included family entrepreneurial background, role modelling, birth order and financial literacy. These aspects place the students a notch higher in entrepreneurship education. This information would guide policy makers in developing appropriate educational curriculum in line with the needs of the students and will add knowledge in the field of entrepreneurship education.

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Daughter Entrepreneurs Between Birth Family and Gender Stereotypes

Cited by 2 publications

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Female entrepreneurship in family business: bibliographic analysis

Female entrepreneurship in family business: bibliographic analysis

Role of the Family in Fostering Student’s Entrepreneurial Intention

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