We examine how female migrant entrepreneurs overturn disadvantage through social resourcing. We argue they are disadvantaged by the intersectionality of their identities; that social constructions and ensuing entrepreneurial expectations are a poor fit with their ascribed identity, that they are marginalised by their ‘otherness’. However, entrepreneurship is not only socially situated, but also socially enacted.

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调动身份：“弱势”身份的创业实践

我们研究了女性农民工如何通过社会资源来扭转劣势。我们认为他们因身份的交叉性而处于不利地位；社会建构和随之而来的创业期望与他们的身份不相符，他们被“他者”边缘化了。然而，企业家精神不仅是社会定位的，而且是社会制定的。