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Genre et citoyenneté des femmes en Afrique

Genre et citoyenneté des femmes en Afrique

Colette DJADEU NGUEMEDYAM / Dorothée Béatrice NDOUMBE / Lydiane TSAYEM

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Editorial:
African Books Collective
Año de edición:
2026
Materia
Sociedad y cultura: general
ISBN:
9789956004584
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Cet ouvrage explore l’entrepreneuriat féminin en Afrique. Se dissociant des approches normatives de la création de richesse, il décrit et essaie de saisir la matérialité des écosystèmes entrepreneuriaux, les stratégies adaptatives des entrepreneures, les déterminants de l’activité créatrice ainsi que les processus identitaires en œuvre d’une catégorie singulière : les femmes. À la croisée des feminist studies, des sciences de gestion, de l’anthropologie, ou encore des SIC, les dix contributions appellent à envisager ce phénomène par le bas, à la lueur du concept de citoyenneté entrepreneuriale. Elles décrivent leur rapport aux dispositifs technologiques, questionnent les dispositifs institutionnels qui contribuent à encourager ou, inversement, à restreindre ce phénomène, en s’intéressant à la façon dont les entrepreneures s’adaptent ou remodèlent ceux-ci à leur avantage. Enfin, les auteur.e.s tentent à travers des études de cas, d’identifier au-delà de l’entrepreneuriat, ce qu’on pourrait qualifier d’ethos entrepreneurial féminin, et donc la structure narrative s’articule autour d’un processus identitaire et de légitimation Ainsiappréhendé, cet ouvrage met en évidence qu’au-delà des approches survivalistes de l’entrepreneuriat féminin, par-delà le mythe de leur résilience qui ne sert qu’à faire d’elles un relais du discours libéral, plutôt qu’une citoyenneté entrepreneuriale, ce phénomène englobe une multitude de citoyennetés entrepreneuriales qui méritent d’être davantage questionnées.This work explores female entrepreneurship in Africa. Moving away from normative approaches to wealth creation, it describes and attempts to grasp the materiality of entrepreneurial ecosystems, the adaptive strategies of female entrepreneurs, the determinants of creative activity, and the identity processes at work within a singular category: women. At the crossroads of feminist studies, management sciences, anthropology, and Information and Communication Sciences (ICS), these ten contributions call for an examination of this phenomenon 'from below,' through the lens of the concept of entrepreneurial citizenship. They describe the subjects’ relationship with technological tools and question the institutional frameworks that either encourage or, conversely, restrict this phenomenon, focusing on how female entrepreneurs adapt to or reshape these frameworks to their advantage. Finally, through various case studies, the authors attempt to identify - beyond entrepreneurship itself - what might be termed a female entrepreneurial ethos, whose narrative structure is built around a process of identity-building and legitimization. Thus understood, this work highlights that beyond 'survivalist' approaches to female entrepreneurship, and beyond the myth of resilience (which often serves merely to turn women into conduits for liberal discourse), this phenomenon encompasses a multitude of entrepreneurial citizenships that warrant deeper investigation.

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