À PROPOS   DE LA CO-CONSTRUCTION  DES PRATIQUES DE  GENRE, DES PRATIQUES  ENTREPRENEURIALES  ET DU CONTEXTE EN  TRANSITION : DES  EXPÉRIENCES DE FEMMES   QUI ENTREPRENNENT   AU MAROC

Safae  EL OTMANI

doi:10.54695/ror.203.0097

ON THE CO-CONSTRUCTION OF GENDER PRACTICES, ENTREPRENEURIAL PRACTICES, AND THE CONTEXT OF TRANSITION: EXPERIENCES OF WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS IN MOROCCO

Authors

Safae EL OTMANI Center for studies and research in engineering and management (CERIM), HESTIM Engineering & Business School, Casablanca, Morocco

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54695/ror.203.0097

Keywords:

gender practice; context-making; women’s entrepreneurship; Global South contexts; entrepreneurial practices

Abstract

This article explores how the deconstruction of discriminatory gender practices plays out in everyday situations experienced and recounted by women entrepreneurs in Morocco’s context of transition. It highlights the interplay between gendering, entrepreneurial practices, and contexte-making, demonstrating that social transitions and contexts are shaped not only by the context, but also by
practices.

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Published

2025-10-12

How to Cite

EL OTMANI, S. . (2025). ON THE CO-CONSTRUCTION OF GENDER PRACTICES, ENTREPRENEURIAL PRACTICES, AND THE CONTEXT OF TRANSITION: EXPERIENCES OF WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS IN MOROCCO. Revue De l’organisation Responsable, 20(3), 097 - 102. https://doi.org/10.54695/ror.203.0097