Towards a theory of transitional bricolage
以家庭企业中女性创业者的边缘化为实证基础，提出过渡性拼凑理论，揭示她们如何通过创业从生存转向家庭富足，并创造性应对性别、文化和宗教约束以实现地位提升。
This article posits a theory of transitional bricolage using the marginalization of women entrepreneurs in home-based enterprises as an empirical platform. It offers a conceptualization of entrepreneurial transition as temporal flows of positional advancement (transitioning) to a transitioned post-bricolage state. Insight is offered into how women entrepreneurs transition from matters of survival to achieving greater sufficiency for their families through entrepreneurship. Moreover, it exposes how women entrepreneurs creatively learn to work around constraining factors in society relating to underpinning gender, cultural, and religious marginalization to achieve positional advancement. Findings provide support for bricolage as a mechanism to achieve economic advancement, even where social marginalization remains elusive.