Imagining Rural Practice

Yao, Shu-Nung; Peng, Li-Pei; Lee, Jia-Ling; Liang, Chaoyun

doi:10.18536/bcce.2016.10.2.1.06

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“…Similarly, most in-service journalists enjoy being creative, possess strong creativity, and exhibit higher social entrepreneurial intentions than do ordinary people (Lee & Min, 2016). In addition, student imagination and creativity have considerable influences on ventures and rural service (Chang, Yao, Chen, King & Liang, 2016;Yao, Peng, Lee & Liang, 2016). Based on these studies, the following hypothesis was proposed:…”

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Social entrepreneurship 3 , as a field of research, has gained enormous interest of academics in management and entrepreneurship literature for almost 30 years now. Also, scholars in other intellectual domains like economics, finance, marketing, political science, sociology and few others, have found it fascinating. As a term, it is common in public discourses and has found interest among policy makers, corporations, media, different groups of practitioners and professionals. As a phenomenon it is not new, although the SE term has been only recently coined (Banks, 1972; Drucker, 1979). For far more than two centuries great individuals and groups have tried to tackle the societal challenges, using economic means, such as the Rochdale Pioneers who inspired cooperative ideals, and Florence Nightingale-an English nurse and social activist, who changed the patient care landscape (Nicholls, 2006). Many of the ventures and actions of social initiatives can be traced to the earlier, medieval or even ancient times. Today, social initiatives and social enterprise have emerged in particular countries and regions as a result of

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Online social construction of Taiwan's rural image: Comparison between Taiwanese self-representation and Chinese perception

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A New Runway for Journalists: On the Intentions of Journalists to Start Social Enterprises

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Journalists have been facing a variety of challenges and are even being laid off in the face of changing media ecosystems in the age of digital convergence. Sharing similar characteristics with entrepreneurs, numerous journalists have worked together to develop social enterprises, attaining social change through business approaches. The present study explores the intentions of former and current journalists to establish social enterprises, using questionnaires focused on personality traits, creativity, and social capital. Results reveal that creativity was found to have a significant influence on the social entrepreneurial intentions of journalists, as does having higher bridgingtype social capital.

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Imagining Rural Practice

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Online social construction of Taiwan's rural image: Comparison between Taiwanese self-representation and Chinese perception

A New Runway for Journalists: On the Intentions of Journalists to Start Social Enterprises

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