Titlebook: Gender and Entrepreneurship in Iran; Microenterprise and Roksana Bahramitash Book 2013 Roksana Bahramitash 2013 capital.economy.employment

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Notes on the photography of orchids, workers who cannot be interviewed during the day but have to be interviewed at night at the work site—a no-female zone. Moreover, on the question of domestic violence, as we shall see later, men refused to give an answer to female interviewers or often avoided the question; therefore it was important to have a male interviewer.

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Introduction Tehran,rvazeh Ghar. Molavi is a part of old Tehran, close to the main bazaar. It is a place with well established, if checkered, social networks, and since the time of the last shah (r. 1941–79), it has been a favorite haunt of drug traffickers and prostitutes. The neighborhood is dominated by migrants fro

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Gender, Micro-Entrepreneurship, and the Informal Economy,key concepts needed contextualization within development literature, to which yet another set of theories about social capital/network, social economy, and microfinance had to be introduced. The latter tends to sit on the margins of development research and literature, as we already have discussed.

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