Founded in 2008, the Journal of Women's Entrepreneurship and Education (JWEE) is dedicated to fostering research, analysis and study concerning the entrepreneurship and education of women. The journal is published by the Institute of Economic Sciences twice a year in electronic format, in English.

Considering main topics such as entrepreneurial potential and gender effects, gender differences and socio-economic environment in the development of entrepreneurial intentions, the resilience of entrepreneurial firms owned by women, entrepreneurial leadership (gender aspects), female entrepreneurship and organizational culture, entrepreneurial education of women, as well as the participation of authors from more than 30 countries, it has fully justified its international significance and reputation.

The journal is included in the following indexing databases: EconLit-American Economic Association, RePEc, ECONBIZ, DOAJ, ROAD and Scopus. According to the latest edition of the SCImago Journal Rank (powered by Scopus), the Journal of Women's Entrepreneurship and Education (JWEE) published by the Institute of economic sciences has been awarded Q3 status for the category Business, Management, and Accounting (miscellaneous) and category Gender Studies for 2021.

Since 2022, JWEE has been classified as a national journal with international significance (M24) according to the Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development of Serbia.

Chief Editor is Acad. Prof. Dr Mirjana Radović-Marković, is also the creator and the founder of the journal.

Frequency: 2 issues/year

Editorial team

 

No 3-4 (2022): Journal of Women's Entrepreneurship and Education

Published: 2022-12-29

Driving Factors for Women's Switch to Electric Vehicles in Conservative Kuwait

Andri Ottesen, Sumayya Banna, Basil Alzougool, Vladimir Simović

46-67

Women’s Economic Empowerment through Tourism: A Case Study of Selected Western Balkans Countries

Dejana Pavlović, Dragan Bjelica, Duško Bodroža, Elena Jovičić, Renata Pindžo

149-175

Female Medical Tourists' Enplanement Intentions and Airline Cabin Design in Developing Economies

Juliet John Inyang, Felix John Eze, John Okiri Inyang, Bright Olufesobi, Tiwalade Mary Ighomuaye, Victory Udoh-King, Ekele Sunday Francis, Okuniyi Zakariyah Titilola

194-222

Empowerment and Improving the Life Status of Rural Women through Agrofarming in Bangladesh

Md. Shajahan Kabir, Md. Mubarack Hossain, Rahima Akther, Maliha Khanom

246-272

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