Titlebook: Gender and Entrepreneurship in Iran; Microenterprise and Roksana Bahramitash Book 2013 Roksana Bahramitash 2013 capital.economy.employment

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Low-Income Male Workers and Micro-Entrepreneurs,mpt to develop a gender analysis of the informal sector. In order to examine the role of men in this sector, I adopt the same methodology used to study women. I worked with the same research assistants, but in some cases it was imperative to have a male interviewer, as was the case with construction

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Conclusion Some Insight for Forward-Looking Initiatives,. In both chapters based on the fieldwork, we witnessed how social networks are important for finding the means of earning an income. This was more critical for women as community stakeholders (women as pillars of the extended family network and the immediate community). In my forthcoming publicatio

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137339232capital; economy; employment; entrepreneur; Entrepreneurs; Entrepreneurship; network; networks; social capit

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Martin Beck-Burridge,Jeremy Waltonrvazeh Ghar. Molavi is a part of old Tehran, close to the main bazaar. It is a place with well established, if checkered, social networks, and since the time of the last shah (r. 1941–79), it has been a favorite haunt of drug traffickers and prostitutes. The neighborhood is dominated by migrants fro

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Christian Peace Aims and Federal Europe,key concepts needed contextualization within development literature, to which yet another set of theories about social capital/network, social economy, and microfinance had to be introduced. The latter tends to sit on the margins of development research and literature, as we already have discussed.

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Soziologie und die Nachkriegsordnung,tion of the global economic crisis and national sanctions led to her husband’s bankruptcy after he had taken out a loan to open a mobile phone store. His shop was vandalized during antigovernment protests in the aftermath of the 2009 presidential election. The windows were broken and the phones dama