Gendered enterprise: Women and Australian business history

Claire E. F. Wright
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This special issue examines women and Australian business history. Contributions explore women's entrepreneurship in small urban businesses, side hustles, agriculture, and family companies. Articles highlight the importance of women's businesses, as a financial necessity for women, their families, and their communities. Authors examine the barriers for women in business, including legislation, licensing, societal expectations, and discrimination. Articles also explore women's intersections with other demographic characteristics, with access to enterprise mediated by class and the rural–urban divide. Finally, contributions examine the way traditional archives have obscured histories of businesswomen, and the opportunities offered by feminist historical methodologies for studying business history.

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性别企业:妇女与澳大利亚商业史
本特刊探讨妇女与澳大利亚商业史。文章探讨了妇女在小型城市企业、副业、农业和家族企业中的创业精神。文章强调了妇女创业的重要性,因为这对妇女、她们的家庭和社区来说是一种经济需要。作者探讨了妇女创业的障碍,包括立法、许可、社会期望和歧视。文章还探讨了妇女与其他人口特征的交集,以及以阶级和城乡差别为中介的创业机会。最后,文章探讨了传统档案如何掩盖了女企业家的历史,以及女权主义历史方法为研究商业史提供的机遇。
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Issue Information ‘He made it his rule never to grant licenses to married women’: Gender, licensing and the law in nineteenth-century New South Wales, Victoria and New Zealand Editor's notes Gendered enterprise: Women and Australian business history Boris Schedvin (1936–2024)
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