2015•Unpublished venueRequires access

Female Entrepreneurs in Nineteenth-Century Russia

Galina Ulianova

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Introduction 1 Female Entrepreneurship in the 1800s--20s: Business and the Issue of Property 2 Female Entrepreneurship in the 1830s-40s: a Hidden Success 3 Female Entrepreneurship in the 1850s-60s: an Unstable Rise 4 Female Entrepreneurship in the 1870s: Family levers in Business Regulation 5 Female Entrepreneurship in the 1880s: the Dictate of Money Inside the Family Circle 6 Female Entrepreneurship in the 1890s: a Breakthrough Towards Independence Conclusion

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Key concepts: History, Political science, Economic history