Women Entrepreneurs: Becoming Entrepreneurs in Their Own Country After Returning as Migrant Women

The journal “Women Entrepreneurs: Becoming Entrepreneurs in Their Own Country After Returning as Migrant Women” explores the phenomenon of female migrant workers who, upon returning to their home country, choose entrepreneurship as a pathway for adaptation and economic empowerment. It highlights how overseas work experiences, acquired skills, and accumulated financial and social capital play a significant role in encouraging them to establish their own businesses. Furthermore, the journal discusses the challenges they face, such as limited access to capital and social support, while emphasizing the role of women’s entrepreneurship in fostering self-reliance, improving family livelihoods, and contributing to local economic development.