Emerging from the 2010 DIANA International Conference on Women’s Entrepreneurship Research, this volume contains edited papers focused on the diverse settings in which women’s entrepreneurship
takes place. That, coupled with the importance of asking new questions and utilizing a variety of methodologies resulted in papers ranging from Turkish women entrepreneurs in Netherlands to
possible sectoral segregation. Research methods vary--from case studies to multivariate and other statistical analysis of data from surveys. Hughes (business and sociology, U. of Alberta) and
Jennings (business, U. of Alberta) provide editing and a four page closing chapter. Annotation ©2012 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
