Eugene Kaciak

Full Professor

Kozminski University

Poland

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Professor Eugene Kaciak is a Full Professor at Kozminski University in Poland. His research primarily focuses on women's entrepreneurship, exploring themes such as family support, work-family conflict, and the impact of social networks on entrepreneurial success. Recent articles highlight his interest in understanding the dynamics that affect women entrepreneurs, including coping with market hostility and the role of emotional support in enhancing firm performance.

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Muriel FADAIRO

Université Savoie Mont-Blanc

FRANCE

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Dianne Welsh

Hayes Distinguished Full Professor and Founding Director, Entrepreneurship Programs

University of North Carolina at Greensboro

UNITED STATES

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Eugene Kaciak

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Full circle support: unpacking the relationship between women entrepreneurs’ family-to-work support and work interference with family

How to erase gender differences in entrepreneurial success? Look at the ecosystem

When does market hostility curtail competitive performance through diminished entrepreneurial efforts? Buffering effects of women entrepreneurs’ family business support

Family- and non-family-related reasons for entrepreneurial exits

Happy at home, successful in competition: the beneficial role of happiness and entrepreneurial orientation for women entrepreneurs

Tacking into the Wind: How Women Entrepreneurs can Sail Through Family-to-Work Conflict to Ensure their Firms’ Entrepreneurial Orientation

Work-to-family conflict and firm performance of women entrepreneurs: Roles of work-related emotional exhaustion and competitive hostility

The door swings in and out: The impact of family support and country stability on success of women entrepreneurs in the Arab world

Family emotional support in the transformation of women entrepreneurs

The role of social networks in shaping entrepreneurial exit strategies

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Muriel FADAIRO

Dianne Welsh

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