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This dissertation focused on the links among micro-enterprise development (MD), social capital building, and the accompanying social lives of Chinese female entrepreneurs in two China's urban areas—Nanjing and Haikou.
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- Zhang, Dongling (Author)
- Jurik, Nancy (Thesis advisor)
- Quan, H.L.T. (Thesis advisor)
- Mackinnon, Stephen (Committee member)
- Arizona State University (Publisher)
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2015
Subjects
- Sociology
- Women's Studies
- Political Science
- Chinese Urban Female Entrepreneurs
- Chinese Women and Labor
- Micro-enterprise Development
- Micro-enterprise Development Programs
- Neo-liberal China
- Women's Self-employment
- Businesswomen--China--Nanjing Shi.
- Businesswomen
- Businesswomen--China--Haikou Shi.
- Businesswomen
- Small business--China--Nanjing Shi.
- Small Business
- Small business--China--Haikou Shi.
- Small Business
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- Partial requirement for: Ph.D., Arizona State University, 2015Note typethesis
- Field of study: Sociology
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