Growth-oriented women entrepreneurs and their businesses: a global research perspective

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Entrepreneurship Studies and Influences Firm Innovation and Growth Migration, Ethnicity, and Economy

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Contents: PART I: COUNTRY REPORTS ON WOMEN'S ENTREPRENEURSHIP 1. Introduction: The Diana Project International Candida G. Brush, Nancy M. Carter, Elizabeth J. Gatewood, Patricia G. Greene and Myra M. Hart 2. Women's Entrepreneurship in Australia: Present and Their Future Mary Barrett 3. Women's Entrepreneurship in Canada: Progress, Puzzles and Priorities Jennifer E. Jennings and Michelle Provorny Cash 4. State of the Art of Women's Entrepreneurship, Access to Financing and Financing Strategies in Denmark Helle Neergaard, Kent T. Nielsen and John I. Kjeldsen 5. Women's Entrepreneurship in Finland Anne Kovalainen and Pia Arenius 6. Women's Entrepreneurship in Germany: Progress in a Still Traditional Environment Friederike Welter 7. Women's Entrepreneurship in Norway: Recent Trends and Future Challenges Lene Foss and Elisabet Ljunggren 8. Women's Entrepreneurship in the United States Candida G. Brush, Nancy M. Carter, Elizabeth J. Gatewood, Patricia G. Greene and Myra M. Hart PART II: RESEARCH TOPICS ON THE GROWTH OF WOMEN-OWNED BUSINESSES 9. Comparing the Growth and External Funding of Male- and Female-controlled SMEs in Australia John Watson, Rick Newby and Ann Mahuka 10. Builders and Leaders: Six Case Studies of Men and Women Small Proprietors in the Bulgarian Construction Industry Tatiana S. Manolova 11. Access to Finance for Women Entrepreneurs in Ireland: A Supply-Side Perspective Colette Henry, Kate Johnston and Angela Hamouda 12. Women Entrepreneurs in New Zealand: Private Capital Perspectives Anne de Bruin and Susan Flint-Hartle 13. The Supply of Finance of Women-led Ventures: The Northern Ireland Experience Claire M. Leitch, Frances Hill and Richard T. Harrison 14. Female Entrepreneurial Growth Aspirations in Slovenia: An Unexploited Resource Polona Tominc and Miroslav Rebernik 15. Spain - The Gender Gap in Small Firms' Resources and Performance: Still a Reality? Cristina Diaz and Juan J. Jimenez 16. Gender, Entrepreneurship and Business Finance: Investigating the Relationship between Banks and Entrepreneurs in the UK Sara Carter, Eleanor Shaw, Fiona Wilson and Wing Lam Index

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