Journal of Women's Entrepreneurship and Education

2009 - 2014

Current editor(s): Mirjana Radovic Markovic

From Institute of Economic Sciences
12 Zmaj Jovina St, 11000 Belgrade, Serbia.
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European Integration and Position of Women in Business Enterprise Sector (BES) pp. 7-17: Zuzana Maliková
Female Employment in Formal and Informal Sectors of the Serbian Economy pp. 18-27: Mirjana Radovic Markovic, Isidora Beraha and Ana Jasko
Public Support and Inter-firm Collaborations in Women-Owned Firms pp. 28-46: Ana Maria Bojica and Albacete Sáez Carlos
Women in the Age of Chivalry and Heraldry pp. 47-58: LaWanna Blount
Enrolment, Attrition and Graduation of the Girl Child in Public Junior Secondary Schools in South West Nigeria, 1996-2006 pp. 59-70: Ayodeji Olasunkanmi Abari and Grace Okaima Oshun
Strategies on Women Entrepreneurship Survival: a Case Study of Women Entrepreneurs in Zimbabwe Between 2007-2009 pp. 71-79: Siziba Moreblessings
Social Changes and Their Impact on Women in Turkey and Its Membership to the EU pp. 80-93: Kemal Yildirim

Societas Europaea as a New Legal Form of the Company - Next Stage or Dead End of the Entrepreneurial Environment’s Development? pp. 7-16: Werner Bernatík and Michal Tvrdoń
Comparison of the Business Environment Quality in Countries V4 and Serbia pp. 17-33: Kristina Kočišová and Alena Tartaľová
Small Business in Croatia 2009 pp. 34-47: Tina Sommer
Pandita Ramabai Saraswathi: Making of a Social Entrepreneur pp. 48-70: Udaya Kumar Irvathur and N.K. Rajalakshmi
Motivation for Small and Medium-Sized Entrepreneurs for Internationalization on the European Union Market pp. 71-80: Ivana Mandysová
The Women in Science in the Countries of European Union pp. 81-90: Helena Šimková
The Mobility of Business Knowledge pp. 91-99: Zoltán Bartha
Proposal to Increase Productivity of Work pp. 100-113: Nikoleta Puchá and Peter Malega
Economic Crisis and Its Impact on SMEs: the Case of Visegrad Group Countries pp. 114-130: Michal Tvrdoń and Werner Bernatík
Book Review: Entrepreneurship Types of Entrepreneurship and Entrepreneurs pp. 131-133: Elena Baranenko and Ana Jelaca

Entrenched Patterns of Hot Cognition May Explain Stubborn Attributes of the Economic Landscape pp. 1-21: Dragos Simandan
Problematic Aspects of Women Employment in Slovakia in Comparing with Visegrad Countries pp. 22-34: Emilia Jakubíková and Marianna Siničáková
Position of Women in Public Administration in Slovak Republic - the Case of Municipal Offices pp. 35-41: Lenka Horváthová
Processes of Incubating African Female Entrepreneurs: Some Evidences from Senegal and Tanzania pp. 42-68: Imani Kyaruzi and Chantal Ahoefa Hales
Gender Equity in Nigeria’s Educational System: A Necessity for Socio-Economic Development pp. 69-87: Ayodeji Olasunkanni Abari, Mubashir Olayiwola Muhammed and Jide Pius Gbenu
Development and Survival Strategies in Jordan and the Contribution of Female-Owned Firms to Domestic Economic Growth in Turkey pp. 88-105: Kemal Yildirim
Book Review: Women Entrepreneurs: New Opportunities and Challenges pp. 107-113: Kemal Yildirim

The New Alternative Women’s Entrepreneurship Education: e-Learning and Virtual Universities pp. 1-12: Mirjana Radovic Markovic, Brenda Nelson-Porter and Muhammed Omolaja
The Position of Female Entrepreneurs in the European Union and Transition Countries pp. 13-24: Merdza Handalic
The Strategy of Position as a Key to Success pp. 25-38: Mirjana Prljevic
Factors Affecting Performance of Women Entrepreneurs pp. 39-50: Ena-Mary Ibeh
Women in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Starting Their Own Business pp. 51-59: Munira Sestic
The Sustainability of Serbian Civil Society Organizations: Evidences and Remarks pp. 60-71: Daniele Mezzana
The Universal Basic Education (UBE) Programme and Women Entrepreneurship in Science and Technology: a Catalyst for Enhancing Female Participation in National Development pp. 72-87: J.B. Bilesanmi-Awoderu and O.O. Kalesanwo