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Narrative inquiry into the real-life business phenomena of marginal women entrepreneurs in Bangladesh
This study used narrative inquiry to explore the real-life business phenomena and empowerment barriers of 15 marginal women entrepreneurs in rural Bangladesh, highlighting grassroots resilience and institutional opportunities.
1Centre for Innovation and Sustainability Research (CISR), Bangladesh2University of Dhaka, Bangladesh3Faculty of Business Studies, University of Rajshahi
calendar_todayPublished: 2024-04-15
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•Vol. 14, Issue 2, pp. 45–68•open_in_newhttps://doi.org/10.1108/sej-04-2023-0050
Structured Abstract
verifiedPeer-ReviewedThis study used narrative inquiry to explore the real-life business phenomena and empowerment barriers of 15 marginal women entrepreneurs in rural Bangladesh, highlighting grassroots resilience and institutional opportunities.
Research Domain:Sustainability Transitions, Decarbonization & Quantitative Econometrics
JEL Classification:Q01, Q56, M14, O32, G32
Author Keywords
Women EntrepreneurshipSocial EnterpriseRural ResilienceMicrofinance
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