A research agenda for social entrepreneurship /
A research agenda for social entrepreneurship /
edited by Anne de Bruin, Simon Teasdale.
- xii, 183 pages ; 25 cm.
- Elgar research agendas .
- Elgar research agendas. .
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Exploring the terrain of social entrepreneurship: New directions, paths less travelled / Evolutionary perspective on social entrepreneurship 'ecosystems' / Spectres of marketization? The prospect of the national disability insurance scheme in Australia / Social enterprises and democracy in countries with transitional or authoritarian regimes / Measuring impact in social entrepreneurship: Developing a research agenda for the 'practice turn' in impact assessment / When form follows function: Governing for good / Community perspectives on social entrepreneurship / Collective social entrepreneurship / Inclusive value chain development: The role of social enterprise hybrids in smallholder value chains / Social enterprises as rural development actors / Social and ecological entrepreneurship in a circular economy: The need for understanding transitional agency / Gender and social entrepreneurship research: Contemporary themes / Māori indigenous research: Impacting social enterprise and entrepreneurship / Social entrepreneurship in the middle east and north Africa / Hybrid social entrepreneurship in emerging economies -- a research agenda / Social entrepreneurship through the lens of the 'everyday': Inquiring the rhythms of female micro-credit recipients / Times of social innovation -- fictional expectation, precautionary expectation and social imaginary / Anne de Bruin, Simon Teasdale -- Michael J. Roy, Richard Hazenberg -- Chris Mason -- Angela M. Eikenberry -- Jarrod Ormiston, Erin Castellas -- Deborah Burand -- Helen Haugh, Andrew Brady -- Roger Spear -- Bob Doherty, Pichawadee Kittipanya-Ngam -- Robyn Eversole, Mary Duniam -- Malin Henriksson, Martin Hultman, Nils Johansson, Anna Kaijser, Björn Wallsten -- Kate V. Lewis, Colette Henry -- Ella Henry, Léo-Paul Dana -- Ghadah Alarifi, Paul Robson, Endrit Kromidha -- Diane Holt, Bev Meldrum -- Pascal Dey, Laurent Marti -- Rafael Ziegler.
Elgar Research Agendas outline the future of research in a given area. Leading scholars are given the space to explore their subject in provocative ways, and map out the potential directions of travel. They are relevant but also visionary. In the last two decades social entrepreneurship has grown in energy and impact as entrepreneurial spirit has increasingly turned to finding solutions for social, cultural and environmental issues. As social entrepreneurship has grown in popularity, so too has its academic study. A Research Agenda for Social Entrepreneurship brings together contributions from developing paths in the field to signpost the directions ahead for the study of social entrepreneurship. Moving beyond mainstream approaches to entrepreneurship, this innovative and insightful book offers a unique view into the contemporary state of social entrepreneurship research. Impressive and diverse, this book explores not only established research, but also draws out implications for social entrepreneurship from legal scholarship, gender studies and indigenous research, as well as investigating regional contexts. Moreover, the contributors take inspiration from emerging societal trends, such as the circular economy and the turn of entrepreneurship to ecology and the environment. Featuring diverse insights from different disciplinary and geographical perspectives, this book is invaluable to students of social entrepreneurship at all levels who are in need of a broad and cutting-edge overview of the topics. Researchers seeking original research topics and questions will benefit from this book's insight into the future of the subject. The accessible style will also serve social entrepreneurs themselves, offering a fascinating exploration of the many pathways for social entrepreneurship.
1788972317 9781788972314
2019938889
GBB9C7438 bnb
019477716 Uk
Social entrepreneurship.
Social entrepreneurship--Research.
Social entrepreneurship.
Social entrepreneurship
HD60 / .R4694 2019
658.4/08 / DE
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Exploring the terrain of social entrepreneurship: New directions, paths less travelled / Evolutionary perspective on social entrepreneurship 'ecosystems' / Spectres of marketization? The prospect of the national disability insurance scheme in Australia / Social enterprises and democracy in countries with transitional or authoritarian regimes / Measuring impact in social entrepreneurship: Developing a research agenda for the 'practice turn' in impact assessment / When form follows function: Governing for good / Community perspectives on social entrepreneurship / Collective social entrepreneurship / Inclusive value chain development: The role of social enterprise hybrids in smallholder value chains / Social enterprises as rural development actors / Social and ecological entrepreneurship in a circular economy: The need for understanding transitional agency / Gender and social entrepreneurship research: Contemporary themes / Māori indigenous research: Impacting social enterprise and entrepreneurship / Social entrepreneurship in the middle east and north Africa / Hybrid social entrepreneurship in emerging economies -- a research agenda / Social entrepreneurship through the lens of the 'everyday': Inquiring the rhythms of female micro-credit recipients / Times of social innovation -- fictional expectation, precautionary expectation and social imaginary / Anne de Bruin, Simon Teasdale -- Michael J. Roy, Richard Hazenberg -- Chris Mason -- Angela M. Eikenberry -- Jarrod Ormiston, Erin Castellas -- Deborah Burand -- Helen Haugh, Andrew Brady -- Roger Spear -- Bob Doherty, Pichawadee Kittipanya-Ngam -- Robyn Eversole, Mary Duniam -- Malin Henriksson, Martin Hultman, Nils Johansson, Anna Kaijser, Björn Wallsten -- Kate V. Lewis, Colette Henry -- Ella Henry, Léo-Paul Dana -- Ghadah Alarifi, Paul Robson, Endrit Kromidha -- Diane Holt, Bev Meldrum -- Pascal Dey, Laurent Marti -- Rafael Ziegler.
Elgar Research Agendas outline the future of research in a given area. Leading scholars are given the space to explore their subject in provocative ways, and map out the potential directions of travel. They are relevant but also visionary. In the last two decades social entrepreneurship has grown in energy and impact as entrepreneurial spirit has increasingly turned to finding solutions for social, cultural and environmental issues. As social entrepreneurship has grown in popularity, so too has its academic study. A Research Agenda for Social Entrepreneurship brings together contributions from developing paths in the field to signpost the directions ahead for the study of social entrepreneurship. Moving beyond mainstream approaches to entrepreneurship, this innovative and insightful book offers a unique view into the contemporary state of social entrepreneurship research. Impressive and diverse, this book explores not only established research, but also draws out implications for social entrepreneurship from legal scholarship, gender studies and indigenous research, as well as investigating regional contexts. Moreover, the contributors take inspiration from emerging societal trends, such as the circular economy and the turn of entrepreneurship to ecology and the environment. Featuring diverse insights from different disciplinary and geographical perspectives, this book is invaluable to students of social entrepreneurship at all levels who are in need of a broad and cutting-edge overview of the topics. Researchers seeking original research topics and questions will benefit from this book's insight into the future of the subject. The accessible style will also serve social entrepreneurs themselves, offering a fascinating exploration of the many pathways for social entrepreneurship.
1788972317 9781788972314
2019938889
GBB9C7438 bnb
019477716 Uk
Social entrepreneurship.
Social entrepreneurship--Research.
Social entrepreneurship.
Social entrepreneurship
HD60 / .R4694 2019
658.4/08 / DE