Creating (Economic) Space for Social Innovation

Ziegler, Rafael; Molnár, György; Chiappero‐Martinetti, Enrica; Jacobi, Nadia von

doi:10.1080/19452829.2017.1301897

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“…This congruence between the skills approach and social innovation allows studies centered on people and their ability to perform, which are already found in the literature (Howaldt & Schwarz, 2017;Tiwari, 2017;Ziegler, Molnar, Chiappero-Martinetti & von Jacobi, 2017). In this sense, it is argued that social actors are seen as effective agents and, therefore, constitute a fundamental point of SI initiatives, conquering agents' simultaneous role and the public of their achievements (Sferrazzo & Ruffini, 2019;Ziegler, 2010).…”

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confidence: 82%

“…Although some works have already tried to explain the presence of Sen's vision applied to social innovation initiatives (Howaldt & Schwarz, 2017;Ibrahim, 2017;Sen, 1990;2001;Tiwari, 2017;Ziegler et al, 2017), the work de Ibrahim (2017) presents the proposition of a theoretical model, entitled Model 3C. This theoretical construction discussed the promotion of collective capabilities through grassroots innovations in three processes: conscientization, reflection inherent to the individual sphere of the social actor; conciliation, an effort aimed at collective consensus; collaboration, cooperation between the actors involved.…”

Section: Capability For Social Innovationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In the speeches of the subjects, cultural capital is evidenced in the mentions of cultural diversity present in these organizations, in need to carry out a process of training individuals and the practical realization of this process and references to local history and culture. These subsidies constitute a fertile economic space for social innovation (Ziegler et al, 2017). This last factor is decisive for the choice of names and graphic representations of banks and social currencies.…”

Section: Capitalmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Following this path, as a managerial contribution, CDB's practices were also presented as inspiring elements for management models aimed at social innovations and other organizations that wish to develop collective capabilities in their human structures (Howaldt & Schwarz, 2017;Ibrahim, 2017;Sen, 1990;2001;Tiwari, 2017;Ziegler et al, 2017): training practices and constant training on the principles of solidarity economy and community bank functioning (conscinetization); building internal consensus through deliberative council and democratic meetings (conciliation); practices articulated between CDBs leaders and employees to achieve organizational objectives (collaboration); management of economic, cultural and social capital in order to subsidize all the actors and resources necessary for the purpose (capital); and, finally, diffusion of practices through events and actions carried out by social innovation initiatives, such as fairs and seminars on solidarity economy (confluence).…”

Section: Final Considerationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Este artigo tem como objetivo analisar empiricamente as variáveis de representação do Ciclo 5C de desenvolvimento de capacidades coletivas em inovações sociais: Capital, Conscientização, Conciliação, Colaboração e Confluência. Traz relevância aos estudos da área, bem como uma contribuição para estratégias que desenvolvam as capacidades coletivas nas iniciativas sociais. Construiu-se um estudo dos múltiplos casos da Rede Paraibana de Bancos Comunitários de Desenvolvimento. Evidenciou-se que a utilização do capital e as práticas de confluência são refletidas principalmente na difusão de práticas das iniciativas. Conclui-se, sob uma perspectiva de capacidades coletivas, que a análise desse framework em contextos reais subsidia práticas de desenvolvimento de capacidades coletivas e promove melhoria da gestão de iniciativas de inovação social e o consequente desenvolvimento local.

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“…Of course, there is a certain subjective moment in this fact, a reflection of the near-scientific fashion trends (mostly this term appears either as a synonym for the terms "territory", "place", "environment" or as a metaphor). But there is also a reflection of an objective reason in this trend: an increase of ideas about how complex a society or a social universe is as an object [1][2].…”

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Methodological analysis of the personnel training pedagogical space in the agro-industrial complex

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Melnik

2021

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The agro-industrial complex is undergoing changes, experiencing personnel shortage. The article presents the experience of analyzing the pedagogical space state of agricultural personnel training using the general scientific concept "space". The concept "pedagogical space" is based on the concept "teacher". The whole society as a self-developing and self-learning system is "pedagogical space" in which in the modern world there is a process associated with the formation of spiritual and moral values, principles and professional qualities of the individual. The social space of the agro-industrial complex coincides with the pedagogical space of agricultural personnel training. In the article the practice of functioning of agro-industrial complex in Russia is discussed, which reveals the problems of workers: a personnel shortage, training programs backlog from requirements to the specialists competence, the reluctance of those, who received and are receiving agricultural education to work in rural areas. The authors draw attention to the fact that the agro-industrial complex problems are always associated with more general society problems. Their analysis, in turn, entails the need to refer to the society as a whole, which leads to the consideration of other society subsystems. Referring to the concept "space" allows to enhance the effect of analyzing the problem.

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Social Innovation

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2023

International Encyclopedia of Civil Society

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Few concepts in the civil society sector have caught on as quickly as has social innovation (Anheier et al., 2019; Mouleart, 2005; Nicholls & Murdock, 2010). Social innovation research has been characterized by a flurry of conceptual definitions and theoretical considerations (Oosterlynck, 2013). While the lack of consensus about the meaning of social innovation is considered by some as indicative of the field's lack of integration, construct clarity and programmatic unity (van der Have & Rubalcaba, 2016), others (ourselves included) see this situation as testifying to the vitality of a field under construction. Thus, while scholarship on social innovation is informed by vastly different intellectual traditions and definitional debates, it is commonly agreed that social innovation is crucially about using innovative approaches that introduce new combinations, practices, products, and services, etc. to create beneficial outcomes and impacts for society and the environment. Reflective of this perspective is the European Commission (2013, p. 6) guide to social innovation which states that "social innovation can be defined as the development and implementation of new ideas (products, services and models) to meet social needs and create new social relationships or collaborations". By a similar token, Pol and Ville (2009) purport that social innovation includes any innovative idea that has the potential to improve the quality of life. These tentative definitions are indicative of much of the existing scholarship which conceives of social innovation as an innovative response to grand challenges which, due to their inherent complexity, defy easy solutions and quick fixes (Chalmers, 2021). Aspiring to tackle messy, longstanding problems, social innovation is commonly considered a key mechanism for contributing to the realization

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Creating (Economic) Space for Social Innovation

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