Abstracts
Résumé
Les demandes de financement des femmes entrepreneures restent encore peu explorées par la littérature scientifique. Pour investiguer ce sujet, cette recherche vise à comprendre comment les dynamiques familiales influencent les choix financiers des entrepreneures. En s’appuyant sur la théorie des scripts familiaux, elle analyse comment l’héritage familial, dans sa dimension extrafinancière symbolique, influence les demandes de financement des entrepreneures. Les entretiens narratifs menés auprès de 41 entrepreneures montrent en quoi la famille est le lieu d’héritages liés à des éléments tels que la condition financière familiale, la gestion des finances, les discours sur l’argent et les influences culturelles et sexistes, qui façonnent l’approche des entrepreneures envers le financement. Trois types de scripts familiaux sont identifiés : réplicatifs, correctifs et intégratifs, qui conduisent les entrepreneures soit vers la recherche de financements externes, soit vers l’autofinancement. En abordant ces aspects peu explorés, cette recherche enrichit la compréhension des enjeux du financement de l’entrepreneuriat féminin.
Mots-clés :
- Demandes de financement,
- Entrepreneuriat féminin,
- Finance entrepreneuriale,
- Famille,
- Héritage familial extrafinancier,
- Argent,
- Recherche qualitative
Abstract
This research investigates the implications of family dynamics on the financing of women’s entrepreneurship. Drawing on family script theory, it analyzes how familial legacy, in its extra-financial symbolic dimension, influences entrepreneurs’ funding requests. Narrative interviews conducted with 41 women entrepreneurs reveal that the family is the source of legacies related to factors such as the family’s financial condition, financial management practices, discourses on money, and cultural and sexist influences, which shape entrepreneurs’ approach to financing. Three types of family scripts are identified: replicative, corrective, and integrative, which lead entrepreneurs either toward seeking external funding or favoring self-financing. By addressing these underexplored aspects, this research enriches the understanding of the challenges surrounding the financing of women’s entrepreneurship.
Keywords:
- Applications for funding,
- Women’s entrepreneurship,
- Entrepreneurial finance,
- Family,
- Nonfinancial family inheritance,
- Money,
- Qualitative research
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