Social Consciousness and Critical Thinking: Reconciling Social Entrepreneurship and Transformative Education

Penna, Karla Nunes; Campelo, Silvana Pinto

doi:10.1007/978-981-33-4256-9_15

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“…All these contribution are really important to develop a conscious and responsible approach among managers, who are in this case properly formed and motivated to consider the inter-dependence of markets, communities and citizens around the World, creating solid basis for future entrepreneurs (Amberg & Mcgaughey, 2019;Ashta, 2016;Gans & Rutkowski, 2015;Penna & Campelo, 2021;Retraction, 2021).…”

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Identification of interdependent psychosocial variables in the entrepreneurial competence

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Suárez-Ortega

Sánchez-García

et al. 2023

Int J Educ Vocat Guidance

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From the approach based on human rights, the psychosocial factors that facilitate entrepreneurial competences are encouraged for the career and communitarian development. The proper consideration of social cohesion among communities creates some facilitation for a better approach for people. We used a qualitative methodology applying 25 open-ended interviews and two discussion groups, and involving 42 professionals from Spain. We obtained a system of categories constituted by a group of psychosocial variables that key informant consider significant for entrepreneurial development. These results also identify the psychosocial learning and factors that need to be promoted through continuous educational actions within organizations, incentivizing an entrepreneurial career and contributing to sustainable development.

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