2024
DOI: 10.1016/j.emj.2022.07.003
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Unveiled confidence: Exploring how institutional support enhances the entrepreneurial self-efficacy and performance of female entrepreneurs in constrained contexts

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“…The welcome expansion of the gender and entrepreneurship literature in studies focused on non-Western contexts offers insights into the complexities of how women engage in entrepreneurship, and the deep-rooted influence of formal institutional structures and informal social practices in shaping women's entrepreneurship (e.g. Adikaram and Razik, 2022; Jaim, 2021; Simarasl et al ., 2022a, 2022b). In our work, we ally with such studies to understand how women perform entrepreneurship in a context so heavily marked by patriarchal subordination.…”
Section: Gender and Entrepreneurship: A Critical Overviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The welcome expansion of the gender and entrepreneurship literature in studies focused on non-Western contexts offers insights into the complexities of how women engage in entrepreneurship, and the deep-rooted influence of formal institutional structures and informal social practices in shaping women's entrepreneurship (e.g. Adikaram and Razik, 2022; Jaim, 2021; Simarasl et al ., 2022a, 2022b). In our work, we ally with such studies to understand how women perform entrepreneurship in a context so heavily marked by patriarchal subordination.…”
Section: Gender and Entrepreneurship: A Critical Overviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Markets operating from positions of unfairness regarding legal rights, trade restrictions, or capital accessibility are referred to as constrained environments (Moulick, Pidduck & Busenitz, 2019). For instance, women entrepreneurs in developing nations may have more societal and legal constraints and have less access to resources than their male counterparts (Chamlou et al, 2008;Simarasl et al, 2022;Soleimani & Kiaee, 2020). In addition, women entrepreneurs still have concerns and difficulties in running their businesses because of family obligations, societal pressure, a lack of self-confidence, and low self-efficacy (Arvind & Ranjith, 2023).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Research on the intersection of gender and entrepreneurship across different contexts has attracted considerable scholarly attention in the past few decades (Neergaard and Thrane, 2011; Ng et al , 2022; Simarasl et al , 2022). We are delighted that the International Journal of Gender and Entrepreneurship (IJGE) has led these efforts in the last 14 years, publishing the most prominent research on gender and entrepreneurship (Lewis and Henry, 2021; Marlow, 2019; Ashe and Treanor, 2011).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%