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This book critically examines how legal frameworks in India can shape, restrict, and empower female entrepreneurs. The book challenges the stereotypical societal norms that control women's behaviour in the name of protection, advocating for gender-specific laws to facilitate access to trade, finance, and markets. It discusses reforms needed to support women in overcoming barriers to entrepreneurship, including changes to laws around credit, property ownership, and trade legislation. Drawing on international frameworks like the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW), this book calls for inclusive policies that enable women's participation in global business and leadership. Targeted at policymakers, legal scholars, and gender advocates, it offers practical solutions for a more equitable entrepreneurial landscape, with a focus on actionable reforms and the promotion of women in unconventional industries.
