Israeli women entrepreneurs: an examination of factors affecting performance

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The distinct social structure of Israel plays a vital role in the analysis of performance of Israeli women entrepreneurs using five theoretical perspectives. The applicability of five theoretical perspectives on Israeli women entrepreneurs differs compared to women entrepreneurs of other developed countries. A study shows that motivation and goals, network affiliation, and environmental factors influence the performance of Israeli women entrepreneurs. On the other hand, the theory on social learning and the presence of a role model show little or no effect to business performance.

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Performance factors of small tourism ventures: the interface of tourism, entrepreneurship and the environment

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Research is presented concerning the development of an integrated model to investigate the performance factors of small ventures in the tourist industry in Israel. Four theoretical approaches are used in the model.

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The cumulative nature of the entrepreneurial process: the contribution of human capital, planning and environment resources to small venture performance

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The resource-based evaluation of the entrepreneurial process in Israel, based on the performance of entrepreneurs in the tourism industry, is presented.

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