Andrea E Smith‐Hunter
Biographic Data
| ID | 6752664 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Andrea E Smith‐Hunter |
| GIVEN NAMES | Andrea E |
| FAMILY NAME | Smith‐Hunter |
| SIGNATURE | HUNTER A E S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Siena College |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Indigenous women entrepreneurs
This paper gathers extensive information on indigenous women entrepreneurs worldwide and serves as a precursor for a book on indigenous women entrepreneurs to be written and published later this year and focusing on that said population of women entrepreneurs in Canada. The focus in this paper includes a comprehensive literature review, a panoramic view of relevant statistics and futuristic position, with a simultaneous realistic view of directio…
Women Entrepreneurs Across Racial Lines
Women entrepreneurs command an increasingly large presence at the international and national levels. A significant part of this impact is due to growing numbers of minority women becoming entrepreneurs. This volume provides some of the most comprehensive data to date on the topic of women entrepreneurs across racial lines. It offers a systematic and conceptual framework for understanding issues of network structures and human and financial capita…
Applying theories of entrepreneurship to a comparative analysis of white and minority women business owners
Scholarly interest in women’s business ownership has increased, but few studies offer theoretically‐based explanations for the racial differences observed among women entrepreneurs. This paper seeks to remedy this oversight by applying several theories of entrepreneurship to a comparative study of white and minority women. An analysis of survey data from upstate New York shows that these theories can explain why racial differences in women’s busi…
Women home‐based business owners
Recent research on women business owners de‐emphasizes home‐based business ownership, despite the fact that home‐based ownership is on the rise. This study uses data from the Upstate New York Small Business Project to compare women engaged in home‐based businesses to their counterparts, who locate their businesses outside the home. The results indicate that the women engaged in home‐based business ownership experience less work to family conflict…
Women Entrepreneurship Across Racial Lines
This article begins with a look at women employment over the years and the historical place of women entrepreneurship in today’s economy. It continues by analyzing data statistically on women entrepreneurs in the United States across racial lines, with a particular focus on Hispanic women entrepreneurs. The article ends by examining the critical issues that are important for women entrepreneurs in today’s environment as well as the future implica…
Women Entrepreneurship Across Racial Lines
This article begins with a look at women employment over the years and the historical place of women entrepreneurship in today’s economy. It continues by analyzing data statistically on women entrepreneurs in the United States across racial lines, with a particular focus on Hispanic women entrepreneurs. The article ends by examining the critical issues that are important for women entrepreneurs in today’s environment as well as the future implica…
Applying theories of entrepreneurship to a comparative analysis of white and minority women business owners
Scholarly interest in women’s business ownership has increased, but few studies offer theoretically‐based explanations for the racial differences observed among women entrepreneurs. This paper seeks to remedy this oversight by applying several theories of entrepreneurship to a comparative study of white and minority women. An analysis of survey data from upstate New York shows that these theories can explain why racial differences in women’s busi…
Women home‐based business owners
Recent research on women business owners de‐emphasizes home‐based business ownership, despite the fact that home‐based ownership is on the rise. This study uses data from the Upstate New York Small Business Project to compare women engaged in home‐based businesses to their counterparts, who locate their businesses outside the home. The results indicate that the women engaged in home‐based business ownership experience less work to family conflict…
Women Entrepreneurship Across Racial Lines
This article begins with a look at women employment over the years and the historical place of women entrepreneurship in today’s economy. It continues by analyzing data statistically on women entrepreneurs in the United States across racial lines, with a particular focus on Hispanic women entrepreneurs. The article ends by examining the critical issues that are important for women entrepreneurs in today’s environment as well as the future implica…
Women Entrepreneurs Across Racial Lines
Women entrepreneurs command an increasingly large presence at the international and national levels. A significant part of this impact is due to growing numbers of minority women becoming entrepreneurs. This volume provides some of the most comprehensive data to date on the topic of women entrepreneurs across racial lines. It offers a systematic and conceptual framework for understanding issues of network structures and human and financial capita…
Indigenous women entrepreneurs
This paper gathers extensive information on indigenous women entrepreneurs worldwide and serves as a precursor for a book on indigenous women entrepreneurs to be written and published later this year and focusing on that said population of women entrepreneurs in Canada. The focus in this paper includes a comprehensive literature review, a panoramic view of relevant statistics and futuristic position, with a simultaneous realistic view of directio…
Business (4 works) · Entrepreneurship (4 works) · Entrepreneurship Studies and Influences (4 works) · Migration, Ethnicity, and Economy (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Women entrepreneurs (4 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Family Business Performance and Succession (3 works)