Defining different contexts for women entrepreneurs in creative and high-tech sectors of high-income countries

Blanca de Miguel Molina and María de Miguel Molina

Chapter 14 in Handbook of Creative Regions, 2025, pp 262-282 from Edward Elgar Publishing

Abstract: This chapter presents a literature review on women entrepreneurs to develop a theoretical framework applicable to European countries. A Web of Science search, filtered through a Prisma flow, identified papers for review. Then, text mining of abstracts was carried out to define codes grouped together by categories. Co-occurrences of codes were analyzed to obtain different clusters that were used to define nine different contexts. Then, these contexts were studied in 26 European countries through Multiple Correspondence Analysis and Qualitative Comparative Analyses. Although the literature review gave only one context that grouped keywords related to high-tech companies, the two methods selected combined the high-tech context with the other contexts to explain its influence on the gender gap in entrepreneurship. These validated contexts could be applied to more countries and regions to obtain a broader perspective of the topic.

Keywords: Contexts; High tech; High-income countries; Literature review; Entrepreneurship; Women (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2025
ISBN: 9781035317875
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