An edition of Enterprising women in urban Zimbabwe
(2009)
Enterprising women in urban Zimbabwe
gender, microbusiness, and globalization
by Mary Johnson Osirim
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Entrepreneurship, Self-employed women, Businesswomen, Small business, Self-employed, Women, zimbabwePlaces
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Enterprising women in urban Zimbabwe: gender, microbusiness, and globalization
2009, Woodrow Wilson Center Press, Indiana University Press
in English
0253353475 9780253353474
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Table of Contents
Introduction : why study Zimbabwean women entrepreneurs in a globalizing era?
Shaping the discourse on women and development : theory and history in the study of women and the microenterprise sector
Crocheters as dynamic innovators and producers of material culture
"The market sustains me" : traders persisting under difficult odds
Hairdressers and seamstresses : pathways to success in a challenging environment?
To support or not to support women's microenterprises : the state, NGOs, informal
Associations, and coping strategies
Conclusion : moving beyond simple survival in the microenterprise sector.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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