RESPONSIBLE ENTREPRENEURSHIP VISION DEVELOPMENT AND ETHICS

Understanding spatial mobility and spatial capability in women entrepreneurship: a case study… 465
Saudi with those who live outside Saudi, where mobility is more relaxed. While spatial capability
is useful in analysing the process of business creation for nascent women entrepreneurs,
it could also concern itself with business growth and internationalisation.
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This study refers to family as a member of the family who has an authoritarian power over female family
member.
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