Women Tech Entrepreneurship in India
Authors: Shrivastava, M.
Pages: 61-73
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-83792-1_4
Abstract:Globally, the underrepresentation of women entrepreneurs in technology is a challenge. Little is known about the nature of women's entrepreneurship in developing countries, as most studies focus on the developed world (Panda, 2018; Roomi et al. 2018). India is a compelling context for studying women entrepreneurship with its diversity, economic power and complex socio-cultural norms. This chapter, in particular, examines women tech entrepreneurship in India to underscore the challenges and opportunities shaping women entrepreneurship. In the process, it initiates a new discourse on women tech entrepreneurship in developing countries.
Source: Scopus
Women Tech Entrepreneurship in India
Authors: Shrivastava, M.
Editors: Michaela, M., Sara, P. and Lene, F.
Pages: 61-73
Publisher: Springer
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-83792-1_4
Abstract:Globally, the underrepresentation of women entrepreneurs in technology is a challenge. Little is known about the nature of women's entrepreneurship in developing countries, as most studies focus on the developed world (Panda, 2018; Roomi et al. 2018). India is a compelling context for studying women entrepreneurship with its diversity, economic power and complex socio-cultural norms. This chapter, in particular, examines women tech entrepreneurship in India to underscore the challenges and opportunities shaping women entrepreneurship. In the process, it initiates a new discourse on women tech entrepreneurship in developing countries.
Source: Manual
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