Do women exhibit a different pattern of entrepreneurial behavior as compared to men in post-
Communist societies? This paper addresses this question using survey data from 25 …

This article examines the gender difference in the likelihood that male and female academic
scientists will join corporate scientific advisory boards (SABs). We assess (i) demand-side …

Why are there so few women in science? In Breaking into the Lab, Sue Rosser uses the
experiences of successful women scientists and engineers to answer the question of why …

We explore the impact of migrant inventors on patent quality in Europe and the United States
between 1990 and 2010. Drawing on a large sample of patent applications filed at the …

Collaborative relationships are an important anchor of innovative activity, and rates of
collaboration in science are on the rise. This research addresses differences in men's and …

This paper uses firm-level survey for more than 100 countries to examine whether firms'
female managers or female owners were better at bringing innovations to the market than …

Gender and motherhood dynamics feature prominently in research that examines
professional workplace inequities. The rise of patenting as an available form of academic …

Drawing upon the theory of gender frame, the research on gender in science, and social
network studies, this paper focuses on the social mechanism of collaboration, specifically …

In this article we examine the rate at which patent applications are granted as a function of
the inventor's race and gender. Empirical analysis of more than 3.9 million US applications …

Based on a sample of 4240 Korean firms, this study explores the relationship between
owner gender and export performance of international new ventures (INVs) by investigating …