Green Entrepreneurship in The Quintaple Helix Model

Romanowski, Robert; Gnusowski, Marek

doi:10.12657/9788379862764-7

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“…Learning from the study of Romanowski and Gnusowski, (2019) In the future, the propensity to be green entrepreneurs will ensure to grab the opportunities.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…It appreciates local wisdom and natural resource in order to capture the green market opportunities. According to Romanowski and Gnusowski, (2019), GE accommodates the quintuple helix model with a supportive role of sustainability-oriented innovation intermediaries. For these reasons, GE involves collaboration to stakeholders.…”

Section: Green Entrepreneurshipmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…For these reasons, the study emphasizes the role of GE in mediating the green value to sustainable development. The term "green" aligns with the green economy as used by Uslu, Hancıoğlu and Demir, (2015); Lotfi, Yousefi and Jafari, (2018); Romanowski and Gnusowski, (2019). Other prior studies use the mention of the "eco" such as Kainrath, (2009) ;Kotchen, (2009); Kirkwood and Walton, (2010);McEwen, (2013); Abina, Oyeniran and Onikosi-Alliyu, (2015); Nuringsih and Puspitowati, (2017).…”

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confidence: 99%

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Role of Green Entrepreneurship in Raising the Effect of Green Value Toward Sustainable Development

Nuringsih¹

2021

IJEBE

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In line with circular economic, the role of green entrepreneurship (GE) should be useful in preserving environmental sustainability. However, so many people are less aware of the importance of sustainability and green behavior in business activities. Therefore, the goal of the study is to explore a linkage of green value, GE, and sustainable development that is perceived by entrepreneurship students in Jakarta, Indonesia. 180 students were involved as respondents resulting in significant impacts. By using Smart-PLS proves significant relationships and finds a mediating effect of GE which links green value to sustainable development at the level of 5 percent. It forms a green triangle approach in promoting sustainability education for university students so that this linkage signs a good perception of students in expressing green value toward GE and sustainability issues. It is an early stage in promoting the triple bottom line so that the learning system could collaborate with stakeholders for enhancing the sustainability system in entrepreneurial education.

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“…Learning from the study of Romanowski and Gnusowski, (2019) In the future, the propensity to be green entrepreneurs will ensure to grab the opportunities.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Green Entrepreneurshipmentioning

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Nuringsih¹

2021

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“…This approach is able to attract a customer's interest in buying cultural products. In aligning with the heuristic approach [9], [10], the regional government ought to protect the cultural heritage through a sustainable entrepreneurial program. Relevant to [5], it supports nature preservation, social life, and community.…”

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“…Furthermore, [9] introduced the quintuple bottom-line model which places five domains such as "economic, social, ecological, cultural, and ethical dimensions" for sustaining the entrepreneurship sector. Then, [10] improved a quintuple helix model as an approach for ensuring the sustainability. The continuous innovation was done through five sub-systems such as economic, education, politics, media-based & culture-based public, and natural environment.…”

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Behind the Pattern: Maintaining the Sustainability of Local Cultural Wisdom in Batik Entrepreneurial Sector

Nuringsih¹,

Cokki²,

Nuryasman³

et al. 2021

Proceedings of the Ninth International Conference on Entrepreneurship and Business Management (ICEBM 2020)

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In line with sustainable development, the goal of this research is to identify the people involved toward the meaning of Batik pattern and the action of regional government in arranging the regulation of "Geblek Renteng" innovation at Kulon Progo, Yogyakarta Special Province. The analysis method used qualitative and descriptive approaches involving five entrepreneurs / craftsmen and 30 customers. Firstly, to ensure the sustainability of cultural values, this study analysed the responses from business owners and customers about the name and meaning of Batik patterns. The result found limited knowledge in explaining the meaning of Batik so that it requires a cultural education for promoting these products. Secondly, the commercialization of "Geblek Renteng" aligns with the four goals of sustainable development so that it can improve economic growth and serves social welfare for the rural communities. In overcoming the limitation of the knowledge, this research generated the information related to the meaning of the traditional patterns such as "

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Modeling of Sustainability Knowledge: Under Perception on Entrepreneurship Students

Nuringsih

Edalmen

Nuryasman

2023

ijaeb

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As aligning with sustainability issues, the study generates about modeling of sustainability knowledge with a factor analysis approach based on sustainable development goals (SDGs). The population involves entrepreneurial students with processing techniques using factor analysis using SPSS (n=150). The result of testing the Principal Component Analysis method provides the largest contribution of 57.817% with forming four components grouped in Component 1. However, the result is not logical so a rotation process is carried out with several methods including Equamax. After rotating, it produces four components, namely: Component 1 includes SDGs_3, SDGs_4, SDGs_7, SDGs_13, SDGs_17 with the name domain of social equity. Component 2 includes SDGs_9, SDGs_10, SDGs_11, SDGs_14, SDGs_15, SDGs_16 with domain of environmental sustainability. Component 3 includes SDGs_5, SDGs_6, SDGs_12 with the name domain of cultural responsibility. Lastly, Component 4 includes SDGs_1, SDGs_2, SDGs_8 with the domain of economic viability. Based on these results is concluded that the sustainable knowledge construct consists of four dimensions, such as social equity, environmental sustainability, cultural responsibility, and economic viability which are aligned with the pillars of sustainable development. It may be considered to enhance sustainability entrepreneurial learning at the university level.

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Green Entrepreneurship in The Quintaple Helix Model

Cited by 7 publications

References 23 publications

Role of Green Entrepreneurship in Raising the Effect of Green Value Toward Sustainable Development

Role of Green Entrepreneurship in Raising the Effect of Green Value Toward Sustainable Development

Behind the Pattern: Maintaining the Sustainability of Local Cultural Wisdom in Batik Entrepreneurial Sector

Modeling of Sustainability Knowledge: Under Perception on Entrepreneurship Students

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