The risk of innovation: measuring drug clinical development in Brazil

Rocha, Michele de Medeiros; Vieira, Danilo Garbazza; Lima, Gílson Brito Alves; Andrade, Emmanuel Paiva de; Quelhas, Osvaldo Luiz Gonçalves

doi:10.1504/ijbir.2018.10015136

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“…In business and technological innovation, factors that create social benefits are considered as social innovation since they have societal benefits. However, there should be a clear differentiation between business innovation that has social benefits and social innovation which is aimed at developing social benefits (Rocha, Vieira, Lima, Andrade, and Quelhas, 2018).…”

Section: Defining Social Innovationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Measuring Social Innovation for Education and Resource Development in Refugee Camps: A Conceptual Study

Yesufu

Alajlani

2019

IJHE

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The objective of this paper is to contribute to the knowledge on social innovation for education and resource development. The study combined two related constructs: social innovation and the administration of refugees in a camp environment. Existing research has studied social innovation. However, there is limited research on social innovation in the context of refugees. This study offers a comprehensive approach by defining social innovation contextually and determines if certain knowledge can be classified as social innovation. The results would indicate that social innovation projects do exist within the human resource development, political influence, social and entrepreneurial frameworks. Hence, in contributing to the theory on social innovation, further work should focus on the context in which the social innovation is studied, as the context could affect the outcome. The findings will be of value to future investments in both social innovation and social entrepreneurship, in particular within socially deprived environments.

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Section: Defining Social Innovationmentioning

confidence: 99%