Business as not usual: A systematic literature review of social entrepreneurship, social innovation, and energy poverty to accelerate the just energy transition

Manjon, Maria-Jose; Merino, Amparo; Cairns, Iain

doi:10.1016/j.erss.2022.102624

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“…Socio-environmental entrepreneurship provides a clear illustration of a hybrid organization that encompasses a social mission alongside skills and solutions traditionally based on market logic. It should be noted that the concept of socio-environmental entrepreneurship is based on the assumption that the combination of social and economic value is widely accepted as a central characteristic, since it is from this type of entrepreneurship that it is possible to develop innovative models to solve the difficulties of society often associated with social innovation (Manjon, Merino, & Cairns, 2022;Mirvis & Googins, 2018).…”

Section: Social Entrepreneurshipmentioning

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Life Stories of Social and Environmental Entrepreneurs

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2023

Organ. Soc.

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This research aimed to analyze the influence of the antecedents of the behavior of social entrepreneurs (SE) through their life stories. For this, the dimensions of the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) were used, which cover personal attitudes, subjective norms, and perceived behavioral control, in addition to behavioral intention. For this proposition, a basic qualitative, descriptive-exploratory research was carried out, classified as a field study. For data collection, semi-structured interviews were conducted with thirty Brazilian social entrepreneurs, in the form of autobiographical narratives. To analyze the data, the strategies of content analysis and the abductive method were used. In both stages, the New NVivo software was adopted. Among the results obtained, a theoretical model is presented, through dimensions, which emerged from the TPB and from the field research, characterizing these dimensions as predecessors, explaining how the life story, which acts in a transversal way, influences the antecedents of the behavior of social entrepreneurs. This study enables the advancement of discussions and the display of new perspectives on socio-environmental entrepreneurship. It is noted that this investigation contributes to filling a theoretical gap, pointed out in the literature, on the identification of characteristics and trajectories of social entrepreneurs, starting from the life story narratives, from the point of view of the entrepreneur, as a person, and not at an organizational level of institutions.

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Section: Social Entrepreneurshipmentioning

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Life Stories of Social and Environmental Entrepreneurs

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“…O empreendedorismo social fornece uma ilustração clara de organização híbrida que engloba uma missão social juntamente com habilidades e soluções tradicionalmente baseadas em lógicas de mercado. Convém salientar que o conceito de empreendedorismo social parte do pressuposto da combinação do valor social com o econômico, sendo amplamente aceita como uma característica central, visto que é a partir desse tipo de empreendedorismo que se permite desenvolver modelos inovadores para resolver as dificuldades da sociedade sendo frequentemente associado à inovação social (Manjon, Merino, & Cairns, 2022;Mirvis & Googins, 2018).…”

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História de Vida de Empreendedores Socioambientais

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2023

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Resumo Esta pesquisa objetivou analisar a influência dos antecedentes do comportamento dos empreendedores socioambientais (ES) por meio da história de vida. Para isso, foram utilizadas as dimensões da Teoria do Comportamento Planejado (TCP), as quais abrangem atitudes pessoais, normas subjetivas e controle comportamental percebido, além de intenção comportamental. Para tal propositura, foi realizada uma pesquisa qualitativa básica, descritiva-exploratória, classificando-se como estudo de campo. Para a coleta de dados foram realizadas entrevistas semiestruturadas com trinta empreendedores socioambientais brasileiros, em forma de narrativas autobiográficas. Para analisar os dados, foram usadas as estratégias análise de conteúdo e o método abdutivo. Em ambas as etapas, adotou-se o software New NVivo. Dentre os resultados obtidos, permitiu-se apresentar um modelo teórico, mediante dimensões, que emergiram da TCP e da pesquisa de campo, caracterizando-se como predecessores, explicando-se como a história de vida, que age de forma transversal, influencia os antecedentes do comportamento dos empreendedores socioambientais. Este estudo permitiu o avanço das discussões e a mostra de novas perspectivas sobre o empreendedorismo socioambiental. Percebe-se que esta investigação deve contribuir para o preenchimento de uma lacuna teórica, apontada na literatura sobre a identificação de características e trajetórias dos empreendedores socioambientais, a partir das narrativas de história de vida, sobre o ponto de vista do empreendedor, enquanto pessoa, e não em um nível organizacional de instituições.

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“…Selfavocation and effective use of knowledge will assist hybrid entrepreneurs to cope with their transition due to the pandemic situation. More open and continuing discussions about new ideas and processes, as well as the importance of having agile operational structures that can adapt to crises, are needed to become success entrepreneurs [8]. Lack of a strategy just makes a complicated situation more confusing.…”

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“…Due to the rapidly rising product prices and inflation rates, individuals tend to engage in side businesses for earn more income for full fill their life dreams and live a good life. Considering the recent lierature, it appears that the phenomenon of hybrid entrepreneurship is at its infancy in this decade, and is linked to the current economic environment, which includes globalization, changes in career life, limited access to finance and inadequate job security [8]. On these grounds, the study aims to discover the new normal factors which influence on engagement in hybrid entrepreneurship in the post-pandemic period in Sri Lanka.…”

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Transition Decision of Hybrid Entrepreneurship in the Post-pandemic Period: Understanding the New Normal Factors in Developing Context

Sachitra

Jaward

2023

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Purpose: The uncertainties surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic have inspired new business ventures. The best approach to overcome the obstacles in pandemic is hybrid entrepreneurship, which is defined as "holding the current job while creating a new business”. The study aims to discover the new normal characteristics that influence the engagement in hybrid entrepreneurship in Sri Lanka. Methods: Schlossberg’s transition theory was adopted as the theoretical framework. Four transition elements; Situation, Self, Support, and Strategies used as the new normal factors. Snowball sampling method was used to select the participants who have both full-time employment and their own businesses during post-pandemic period. Data were gathered from 119 individuals using a standardized questionnaire. Hypotheses were tested using multiple regression analysis. Findings: The majority of the respondents have their own small enterprises. The element ‘strategies’ is the most significant influencing factor on participation in hybrid entrepreneurship, followed by ‘self’. Support and situation elements have the least impact on hybrid entrepreneurship. Research Implication: The policy implications of better understanding this transition could result in support systems aimed at better fostering hybrid entrepreneurship, given that ventures established by hybrid entrepreneurs are typically robust with strong chances of survival. Establishing support structures for hybrid entrepreneurs to assist with the growth of their ventures could be greatly beneficial for both employment and economic growth. Originality: Grounded in Schlossberg’s transition theory, the study offers insight into the specific factors that could influence the transition decision of hybrid entrepreneurship.

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Business as not usual: A systematic literature review of social entrepreneurship, social innovation, and energy poverty to accelerate the just energy transition

Cited by 39 publications

References 83 publications

Life Stories of Social and Environmental Entrepreneurs

Life Stories of Social and Environmental Entrepreneurs

História de Vida de Empreendedores Socioambientais

Transition Decision of Hybrid Entrepreneurship in the Post-pandemic Period: Understanding the New Normal Factors in Developing Context

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