Sustainable fashion : empowering African women entrepreneurs in the fashion industry
Title By: Moreno-Gavara, Carme [Edited by] | Jimenez-Zarco, Ana Isabel [Edited by]
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Item type | Home library | Call number | Status | Notes | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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REGULAR | University of Wollongong in Dubai Main Collection | 331.4096 SU ST (Browse shelf) | Available | Feb2020 | T0064413 |
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331.40899921071 PR FA Families apart : | 331.4091724 HE WI Winning the war for talent in emerging markets : | 331.40941 MA MI Migration and new media : | 331.4096 SU ST Sustainable fashion : | 331.40973 FR UN Under the bus : | 331.4133 NY SE Sexual difference and industrial relations research. | 331.425 HA RV Harvard business review on women in business. |
This book analyzes female entrepreneurship in the textile sector in Africa as a phenomenon that favors the social integration and economic development of women in certain geographical areas. It identifies entrepreneurship as an avenue through which women can escape the feeling of being trapped in the home and assert their independence while providing for their families. In the field of fashion, female entrepreneurs in resource-rich Africa have significant opportunities through knowledge of natural resources and cultural traditions, as the use of natural fabrics and original designs is one of the latest trends. This book provides a framework for how African women can develop sustainable fashion enterprises, offering an original and lasting contribution to the field of entrepreneurship.