Verso prospettive di consolidamento dell’imprenditoria femminile immigrata in Italia

Titolo Rivista ESPERIENZE D'IMPRESA
Autori/Curatori Marco Valeri, Paola Paoloni
Anno di pubblicazione 2018 Fascicolo 2016/1
Lingua Italiano Numero pagine 24 P. 101-124 Dimensione file 181 KB
DOI 10.3280/EI2016-001006
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Obiettivo del paper è verificare se esiste un modello di sviluppo dell’imprenditoria femminile immigrata in Italia. Sulla base della letteratura relativa al tema indagato è tuttavia utile porre la seguente domanda di ricerca: l’appartenenza ad un network nazionale ed internazionale può agevolare lo sviluppo dell’imprenditoria femminile immigrata in Italia? L’indagine è stata svolta attraverso la somministrazione di un questionario rivolto ad un campione di imprenditrici immigrate operanti nel settore tessile e dell’abbigliamento con sede in Italia. La scelta del settore economico di analisi si giustifica in quanto rappresenta il terzo settore economico con la maggiore concentrazione di imprenditrici immigrate (2.271 unità), ossia il 16% rispetto al totale degli imprenditori operanti nello stesso settore economico in Italia. Il tasso di adesione da parte degli intervistati è stato pari al 35% ossia 795 questionari compilati. La strutturazione del questionario rispecchia la necessità di esaminare le caratteristiche personali dell’imprenditoria femminile immigrata, gli aspetti organizzativi e lo stile di direzione e l’ambiente specifico in cui operano le imprenditrici intervistate. Oltre ad incrementare la letteratura sui temi della governance e del management delle imprese immigrate gestite da donne, l’originalità del paper si fonda sulla capacità di definire un possibile modello di sviluppo dell’imprenditoria femminile immigrata in Italia.;

Keywords:Imprenditorialità femminile immigrata, task and general environment, network, vantaggio competitivo.

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Marco Valeri, Paola Paoloni, Verso prospettive di consolidamento dell’imprenditoria femminile immigrata in Italia in "ESPERIENZE D'IMPRESA" 1/2016, pp 101-124, DOI: 10.3280/EI2016-001006