Women’s Roles in Middle Eastern Family Businesses: Identity Construction Amid Structural Inequality
This study explores the roles of women—specifically daughters—in family businesses in the Middle East, a context marked by pronounced structural gender inequality and limited scholarly attention. Drawing on identity theory and a multiple case study approach, we examine how daughters in 17 family fir...
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2025
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