Jobs, gender and small enterprises : getting the policy environment right
Linda Mayoux
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Linda Mayoux
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Provides a review of relevant approaches to formulating effective policies to promote women's entrepreneur development. Following the identification of three paradigms of medium and small scale entrerprise development (the neo-liberal market pardigm, feminist empowerment, and interventionist poverty alleviation), reviews the diverse economic and socio- politcal environments in African, South Asian, European countries and the US. Advocates socially equitable growth, enounces best practice policies, and concludes about ILO's gender mainstreaming policy.
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Provides a review of relevant approaches to formulating effective policies to promote women's entrepreneur development. Following the identification of three paradigms of medium and small scale entrerprise development (the neo-liberal market pardigm, feminist empowerment, and interventionist poverty alleviation), reviews the diverse economic and socio- politcal environments in African, South Asian, European countries and the US. Advocates socially equitable growth, enounces best practice policies, and concludes about ILO's gender mainstreaming policy.
Key concepts: Gender mainstreaming, Empowerment, Poverty, Gender equality, Gender and development, Mainstreaming, Scale (ratio), Economic growth