Interaction between the Business and Family Lives of Women Entrepreneurs in Turkey

By Hatun Ufuk, Özlen Özgen. 2001

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Igniting the entrepreneurial spirit: is the role parents play gendered? (2007, background): “While gendered role stereotypes may have lessened over time, with more sharing of household duties and role reversals, others suggest the roles women and men play in the family have not changed substantially ( Ufuk and Ozgen, 2001”
Negative Emotional Reactions to Project Failure and the Self‐Compassion to Learn from the Experience (2009, background): “…and psychological well-being is important because diminished psychological well-being has been associated with elevated health problems (Buttner, 1992; Ufuk and Özgen, 2001), psychological problems ( Jamal, 1997; Jamal and Badawi, 1995) and work dissatisfaction (Buttner, 1992; Jamal, 1997).”
What the numbers tell: The impact of human, family and financial capital on women and men's entry into entrepreneurship in Turkey (2012, background): “The purpose of this study is to examine a model of men and women's engagement in entrepreneurship in Turkey, an important developing country 1 (Ufuk and Ozgen 2001 ).”
Entrepreneurs in Turkey: A Factor Analysis of Motivations, Success Factors, and Problems (2009, methodology): “Based on a 1996 survey of Turkish female entrepreneurs, Ufuk and Ozgen (2001a) found the primary motives for becoming an entrepreneur were, in order of importance, to meet the family’s needs, to initiate social contacts, and to experience selfactualization.”