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GENDER DIFFERENCES IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP: THE EU AND TURKEY

Girişimcilikte Cinsiyet Farklılıkları: AB ve Türkiye

Gönül OĞUZ
Pages
317–349
Publication Date
2023-11-27
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It begins with analysis of a range of specific challenges and obstacles faced by innovative women in setting up, running and expanding their businesses, discusses the individual resources of education and skills in terms of women’s entry in entrepreneurship and success, proceeds to analysis of entrepreneurship tools to the extent of which how such resources are related to the nature and volume of women’s entrepreneurship.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The aim is to explore the challenges for women’s self-employment preferences in Turkey in terms of the human resources strategies, influence and importance of the EU policies affecting their entrepreneurial activities.
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Key Findings & Data:It focuses on the questions of how and why women’s entrepreneurship in Turkey is a distinct feature of the EU entrepreneurship, which may have a different impact on competitiveness.
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Conclusion & Impact:It begins with analysis of a range of specific challenges and obstacles faced by innovative women in setting up, running and expanding their businesses, discusses the individual resources of education and skills in terms of women’s entry in entrepreneurship and success, proceeds to analysis of entrepreneurship tools to the extent of which how such resources are related to the nature and volume of women’s entrepreneurship.
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The aim is to explore the challenges for women’s self-employment preferences in Turkey in terms of the human resources strategies, influence and importance of the EU policies affecting their entrepreneurial activities. It focuses on the questions of how and why women’s entrepreneurship in Turkey is a distinct feature of the EU entrepreneurship, which may have a different impact on competitiveness. It begins with analysis of a range of specific challenges and obstacles faced by innovative women in setting up, running and expanding their businesses, discusses the individual resources of education and skills in terms of women’s entry in entrepreneurship and success, proceeds to analysis of entrepreneurship tools to the extent of which how such resources are related to the nature and volume of women’s entrepreneurship.

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Bu çalışmanın amacı insan kaynakları stratejileri ve kadın girişimcilik faaliyetlerini etkileyen Avrupa Birliği (AB) politikalarının etkisi ve önemi açısından Türkiye'de kadın serbest meslek tercihleri için zorlukları ele almaktır. Türkiye'de nasıl ve neden kadın girişimciliğinin rekabet üzerinde farklı bir etkiye sahip AB girişimciliğinin ayrı bir özelliğe sahip olup olmadığı sorularına odaklanmaktadır. Çalışma iş kuran, işleten ve işlerini büyüten yenilikçi kadınların karşılaştığı bir dizi özel zorluklar ve engellerin analizi ile başlayıp, kadınların girişimciliğe başlayışı ve başarısı açısından bireysel eğitim kaynaklarını ve becerilerini anlatmakta ve söz onusu kaynakların kadın girişimciliği doğası ve oranı ile nasıl ilgili olduğu yönünde girişimcilik mekanizmalarının analizi ile devam etmektedir.

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OĞUZ, G. (2023). GENDER DIFFERENCES IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP: THE EU AND TURKEY. Ankara Avrupa Çalışmaları Dergisi, Cilt: 17 - Sayı: 2, 317–349. https://ajindex.com/articles/1023060

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