How Social Entrepreneurship Promotes Sustainable Development: With Some Examples from Developed and Developing Countries

Bento, Paulo F. R. L.; Jacquinet, Marc; Albuquerque, Rosana

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“…N.V. Baranova [1], A.A. Moskovskaya, A.A. Berendyaev, A.Yu. Moskvina [19], S. Bansal, I. Garg and G.D. Sharma [5], P. Bento, M. Jacquinet and R. Albuquerque [6], E. Muralidharan and S. Pathak [7], D. Kelly [14]. The study by Russian researchers M. Batalina, A. Moskovskaya, L. Taradina [2] sponsored by the Regional Public Foundation "Our Future" suggests a conclusion generally consistent with the established research tradition.…”

Section: Konyagina and M Krasnopevtseva [3]mentioning

confidence: 82%

“…Satar, N. Saqib [28] as the foundation for applying the methodology of traditional commercial entrepreneurship in studies concerned with social entrepreneurship. P. Bento, M. Jacquinet, R. Albuquerque [6], V.S. Hodgkin [21], D. Kelly [14] link the main difference between the definitions of entrepreneurship in the traditional sense and that of social entrepreneurship to the specifics of the envisaged and generated value (good).…”

Section: Results Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Shipunova, S.Yu. Kazantseva [30], P. Bento, M. Jacquinet, R. Albuquerque [6], N. Ivashchenko and N. Bulygina [15], T. Lunkyna, A. Ivanenko [31], A. Rey-Martí, A. Mohedano-Suanes, V. Simón-Moya [24].…”

Section: Results Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%

“…A. Moskvina and D. Dolzhikova [4], S. Bansal, I. Garg and G.D. Sharma [5], P. Bento, M. Jacquinet and R. Albuquerque [6], N. Ivashchenko, N. Bulygina [15], D. Littlewood, D. Holt [16], E. Muralidharan and S. Pathak [7], G.K.S. Nimeshi [17], H. Utomo, S. Priyanto, L. Suharti, G. Sasongko [35] and others approach social entrepreneurship as a crucial factor of social change focused on the challenges of sustainable development.…”

Section: Konyagina and M Krasnopevtseva [3]mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Social entrepreneurship as a factor of social change helping to counter acute social problems, including social inequality, illiteracy, poverty, etc., becomes a crucial resource of socioeconomic development and wellbeing, as pointed out by Russian and foreign researchers, such as Baranova N.V. [1], M. Batalina, A. Moskovskaya, L. Taradina [2], M.N. Konyagina and M. Krasnopevtseva [3], A. Moskvina and D. Dolzhikova [4], S. Bansal, I. Garg and G.D. Sharma [5], P. Bento, M. Jacquinet and R. Albuquerque [6], E. Muralidharan and S. Pathak [7] and others.…”

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Practices of Defining the Notion of Social Entrepreneurship

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Igropulo²,

Arutyunyan³

2019

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The paper presents the results of an interdisciplinary comparative analysis of modern research practices concerning social entrepreneurship in Russian and foreign traditions in order to establish the specifics of defining the notion of social entrepreneurship in interdisciplinary discourse. The analytical basis of the study comprised the fundamental provisions and concepts of open innovation and human capital, the theory of public goods, the theoretical provisions concerning the structure and substance of social action, corporate social responsibility, the concept of uneven innovation activity, the principles of social partnership, social viability and complementarity. The research problems were solved using the methods of systems, structural and functional, institutional, comparative and content analyses. The selection of analysed papers was conducted in the databases of the analytical information platform Web of Science, the National Scientific Citation Database Russian Science Citation Index, the Scopus abstract base, the databases of academic networks ResearchGate, Academia.edu, etc. The paper indicates that Russian and foreign discourses address the problem of social entrepreneurship primarily in the context of economic, managerial, sociological, psychological and pedagogical research practices. It observes differentiation in the approaches to the conceptualisation and definition of the notion of social entrepreneurship under the applicable subject axiomatics and methodology and identifies the specifics of defining the notion of social entrepreneurship in interdisciplinary discourse. The research results make the foundation for further development of the methodology of definitions in the area of social entrepreneurship and serve to ensure consistency in the respective subject field and its relevance to the complex nature of social entrepreneurship as a phenomenon calling to be addressed from systemic and interdisciplinary positions.

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Section: Konyagina and M Krasnopevtseva [3]mentioning

confidence: 82%

Section: Results Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%

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confidence: 99%

Section: Konyagina and M Krasnopevtseva [3]mentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Prosocial skills development in children and social value creation during COVID‐19

2021

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Development of prosocial skills in children in their middle childhood and the role of computer games is analyzed in our case study based on an entrepreneurial venture (School of Gaming, Oulu). This venture was launched almost at the same time as the COVID‐19 pandemic hit the globe. It has operated successfully during COVID‐19, not only in Finland but also has expanded to Indonesia in this limited time period. It created social value by offering the children a possibility to be with their friends during the lockdown as well as develop skills like empathy, sharing, and trust. The case study further revealed that affordable pricing, the use of professional gaming instructors and adaptation played an important role in organizational success during this tough time period.

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Digital lеadеrship stylе and employее innovativе bеhavior: An еmpirical analysis on virtual tеams

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Brahaj Halili

2023

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The emergence of Social Entrepreneurship Organizations (SEOs) has marked a signi􀅫icant shift in addressing social and economic challenges within regions while upholding democratic values and principles. These organizations employ localized strategies to counter the negative repercussions of global economic 􀅫inancialization. Through socio-economic initiatives, SEOs generate regional momentum by harnessing local resources and fostering collective action, thus bolstering regional development. SEOs act as intermediaries that bridge the gap between public policies and market forces. This study elucidates the complex interplay among SEOs, local governance, and regional development. In the context of evolving governance structures characterized by diminishing state involvement and growing emphasis on networks of actors, SEOs have assumed a pivotal role in reshaping public action. The shift towards localized governance has found a natural ally in SEOs due to their inherent participatory decision-making processes and deep-rooted connections within regions. SEOs serve as linchpins for constructing local networks, thereby facilitating the expansion of local governance models. This comprehensive exploration of SEOs and their impact on regional development is underscored by a robust theoretical foundation that combines insights from territorial economic analysis and sociological perspectives. This study highlights the role of Social Entrepreneurship Organizations (SEs) in revitalizing regions, generating social and economic value, empowering local actors, promoting local governance networks, mobilizing resources, and horizontal deliberation. The practical implications of this study are far-reaching and offer a roadmap for policymakers and regional development practitioners to harness the potential of SEOs in promoting local development. By advancing the knowledge of the complex relationships among SEOs, local governance, and regional development, this study provides valuable resources for academics, policymakers, and practitioners working in the realms of regional development and social entrepreneurship.

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How Social Entrepreneurship Promotes Sustainable Development: With Some Examples from Developed and Developing Countries

Cited by 4 publications

References 34 publications

Practices of Defining the Notion of Social Entrepreneurship

Practices of Defining the Notion of Social Entrepreneurship

Prosocial skills development in children and social value creation during COVID‐19

Digital lеadеrship stylе and employее innovativе bеhavior: An еmpirical analysis on virtual tеams

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