Female entrepreneurship in Brazil: how scientific literature

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Abstract

This paper presents a literature review focused on female entrepreneurship in Brazil, analyzing 88 articles in English and Portuguese. The study uses text-mining analysis (Iramuteq) to reveal how the literature portrays female entrepreneurship. Results show a significant underrepresentation of female-specific terms, even when discussing women's entrepreneurship. The authors argue that the scientific community needs to actively incorporate women's voices to produce impactful and socially relevant knowledge.

Publisher

Humanities and Social Sciences Communications

Published On

Oct 10, 2022

Authors

Noemia de Morais Santos, Paolo Francesco Cottone, Carla Antloga, Alexander Hochdorn, Ariana Morais Carvalho, Mariana Andrade Barbosa

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