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  1. Toward Economic Growth and Value Creation Through Social Entrepreneurship: Modelling the Mediating Role of Innovation.Wenjie Wang - 2022 - Frontiers in Psychology 13.
    The concept of social entrepreneurship emerged as a significant factor that contributes toward public welfare and prosperity. Recent studies showed that social entrepreneurship influences the economic growth and sustainability of the state. Therefore, the underlying aim of this study was to investigate the impact of social entrepreneurship on sustainable economic growth and value creation. This study also undertook to observe the mediating role of innovation in the relationship between social entrepreneurship and sustainable economic growth and between social entrepreneurship and value (...)
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  • Whom to Ask for Feedback: Insights for Resource Mobilization From Social Entrepreneurship.Malcolm G. Patterson, Ute Stephan & Andreana Drencheva - 2022 - Business and Society 61 (7):1725-1772.
    Social entrepreneurs need resources to develop their organizations and catalyze social impact. Existing research focuses on how social entrepreneurs access and use resources, yet it neglects how they search for resource holders. This issue is particularly salient in social entrepreneurs’ decisions about whom to approach for interpersonal feedback as a valuable resource. The current literature offers lists of individuals whom social entrepreneurs approach for feedback and implies these individuals can be easily accessed. Thus, it offers little insight into how social (...)
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  • Advancing a Contextualized, Community-Centric Understanding of Social Entrepreneurial Ecosystems.Anne de Bruin, Michael J. Roy, Suzanne Grant & Kate V. Lewis - 2023 - Business and Society 62 (5):1069-1102.
    We investigate what distinguishes social entrepreneurial ecosystems (SEEs) from entrepreneurial ecosystems (EEs) through appreciation of the importance of context—the multiplex of intertwined social, spatial, temporal, historical, cultural, and political influences. Community is incorporated as a key variable and hitherto overlooked dimension of the structure and influence of SEEs. We draw on extant literature and examples of a variety of SEEs to support our propositions and demonstrate why considerations of both context and community are critical to advance understanding of SEEs. We (...)
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