Despite population opinion in China favoring men over women, data on a large probability
sample of Chinese entrepreneurs show that men and women—on average—build similar …

The literature on work, marriage and the family, and organized social life irrtplies that women
are embedded in different personal networks than men, with potential conseauences for …

Purpose Entrepreneurs are networking with others to get advice for their businesses. The
networking differs between men and women; notably, men are more often networking for …

This article is about the network theory of advantage applied to entrepreneurship and an
area-probability sample of 700 Chinese entrepreneurs, using 2,193 American and …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to disentangle individual-level gender differences and
norm-based gender roles and stereotypes to provide a finer-grained understanding of why …

Women are starting more businesses but women's businesses are less likely to survive,
have lower growth rates and are less profitable. Previous research on entrepreneurial sex …

Do gender and national cultures matter in the relationship between entrepreneurs' networks
and new venture performance? This question was examined with data from 637 …

Les auteurs examinent les liens micro et macroscopiques dans l'étude de l'économie en
transition, en analysant la façon dont les entrepreneurs mobilisent leurs réseaux sociaux …

This study demonstrates the importance of social context to the study of networks vital to
business success. Results from analyses of the personal and business characteristics …

Gender differences in networking have been cited as an important reason behind gender
earnings and promotion gaps. Despite this fact there is comparatively little evidence on …