The regulatory environment for migrant and women entrepreneurs

This study explores the impact of underlying assumptions in regulatory environments two national contexts, Turkey and Netherlands, on entrepreneurship Turkish women. It uses discourses gender, ethnicity entrepreneurship. The results indicate that these are immersed with male gendering ideology give a secondary position to women migrant entrepreneurs. Accordingly, entrepreneurs confined by support provided them both governmental non-governmental organizations. restricted networking; access institutions; funding programmes, initiatives or regulations their enterprises receive from. contributes existing literature discursively analysing regarding groups different contexts.