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At the Intersection of Patriarchy and
Entrepreneurship: How Female Property
Agency Owners Emerge and Thrive in
Wenzhou, China
Shared with the World by Pamela Clarke
The article delves into the emergence and
prosperity of female entrepreneurs in the
real estate industry in Wenzhou, noting
their significant presence and the impact
of patriarchal norms on their
entrepreneurial strategies and
opportunities. Not only did it examine the
impact of historical, geographical, and
social factors on its unique 'Wenzhou
model', and how this impact shapes
female entrepreneurs, but it also
explored the importance of social capital
in supporting female real estate agents,
including how they use personal
networks and family resources to achieve
business success.
Shared with the World by Pamela Clarke
At the Intersection of Patriarchy and
Entrepreneurship: How Female Property
Agency Owners Emerge and Thrive in
Wenzhou, China
Shared with the World by Elangkathir Duhindan
The article delves into the emergence and
prosperity of female entrepreneurs in the
real estate industry in Wenzhou, noting
their significant presence and the impact
of patriarchal norms on their
entrepreneurial strategies and
opportunities. Not only did it examine the
impact of historical, geographical, and
social factors on its unique 'Wenzhou
model', and how this impact shapes
female entrepreneurs, but it also
explored the importance of social capital
in supporting female real estate agents,
including how they use personal
networks and family resources to achieve
business success.
Shared with the World by Elangkathir Duhindan
IAS Vulnerability Seminar: #MeToo - A Panel Discussion on Vulnerability and Visibility
Shared with the World by Albert Brenchat Aguilar
The IAS Vulnerability Seminar Series hosted a panel that touched on the ways in which visibility can be empowering – exposing the reality of sexual violence, or giving a voice and platform to disadvantaged groups – but also how visibility can sometimes leave women and others vulnerable to various forms of harassment or abuse. This event was chaired by Allison Deutch (IAS, UCL).
Shared with the World by Albert Brenchat Aguilar