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Entrepreneurial subjectivities and gendered complexities: neo-liberal citizenship in Turkey
This contribution explores the promotion of women’s entrepreneurial activities in Turkey. Using participant observation and semi-structured interviews conducted during 2011–12 in two civil-society organizations that run programs fostering women’s entrepreneurship, this study shows how neoliberal ide
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