Women Entrepreneurship of Necessity: A Literature Review for the Analysis of Push and Pull Factors

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Literature review explores push and pull factors driving women entrepreneurship in emerging countries, highlighting implications and gaps.

Women entrepreneurship of necessity often arises from adverse conditions such as job loss and financial hardship, emphasizing resilience.
Key findings indicate that macro-level factors like national poverty and structural gender inequalities greatly influence entrepreneurial motivation.
This literature review utilised the SPAR‐4‐SLR protocol, analyzing 68 articles to evaluate existing research through the Ecological Systems Theory lens.
The review indicates a gap in understanding gender and entrepreneurial identity, particularly in stronger economic contexts where fewer studies exist.

Giannella et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Literature review explores push and pull factors driving women entrepreneurship in emerging countries, highlighting implications and gaps.

Women entrepreneurship of necessity often arises from adverse conditions such as job loss and financial hardship, emphasizing resilience.
Key findings indicate that macro-level factors like national poverty and structural gender inequalities greatly influence entrepreneurial motivation.
This literature review utilised the SPAR‐4‐SLR protocol, analyzing 68 articles to evaluate existing research through the Ecological Systems Theory lens.
The review indicates a gap in understanding gender and entrepreneurial identity, particularly in stronger economic contexts where fewer studies exist.

Giannella et al. (2025) studied this question.

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