Women's Social Entrepreneurship and Innovation
OECD local economic and employment development (LEED) working papersPublished 12 August 2014
Marieke Huysentruyt
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After having explained the smaller gender gap in social entrepreneurship compared to commercial entrepreneurship, this paper provides information on female management style and on the innovation capacity of social enteprises led by women. This Report is based on SELUSI data and presents three specific case studies from Hungary, Russia and Chile.
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