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Economic Empowerment of Low-Income Women Through Self-Employment Programs
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  • 1992Research on Women Business Owners: Past Trends, a New Perspective and Future Directions1,623 cited
  • 1990Working with Women of Color: An Empowerment Perspective670 cited
  • 1983Business Ownership and Women's Subordination: A Preliminary Study of Female Proprietors140 cited
  • 1991Empowerment123 cited
  • 1989Estimating the Small Business Failure Rate: A Reappraisal123 cited
  • 1993The Effects of Education on Business Ownership: A Longitudinal Study of Women105 cited
  • 1990Women and social welfare: a feminist analysis48 cited
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  • 1985The Economic Interests of Black and White Women: Are They Similar?35 cited
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  • 2006Toward Safety for Low-Income Battered Women: Promoting Economic Justice Strategies19 cited
  • 1998Self-Employment as a Social and Economic Development Intervention for Recipients of AFDC17 cited
  • 1997Getting Down to Business and Off Welfare: Rural Women Entrepreneurs

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