By Attila Bruni,Silvia Gherardi,Barbara Poggio
A severe survey of gender reviews which argues that entrepreneurship is a cultural version of masculinity that obstructs the expression of alternative models;
'Reflexive' ethnographic remark performed in 5 small businesses which describes how enterprise cultures are 'gendered' and the way gender is the made of a social practice;
An research of the way discursive and narrative practices in enterprise cultures represent gender and entrepreneurship.
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