Social Enterprise Journal
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Neighbourhood cooperatives for the integrated urban regeneration of mass housing areas: speculations on a proposed model
Carlos Rosa-Jiménez, María José Márquez-Ballesteros, Alberto E. García-Moreno, Daniel Navas-CarrilloThis paper seeks to define a theoretical model for the urban regeneration of mass housing areas based on citizen initiative, self-management and self-financing in the form of the…
Beyond mission drift: understanding the spaces of vulnerability in social enterprises’ missions
Fernanda Golbspan Lutz, Maira Petrini, Natalia Aguilar DelgadoPrevious literature has emphasized that social enterprises (SEs) are challenged by their pursuit of divergent social and financial goals, often resulting in tensions leading to a…
Motivational catalysts: the dominant role between prosocial personality and social entrepreneurial intentions among university students
Jeffrey S.S. Cheah, ShihYee Loh, Angappa GunasekaranSocial entrepreneurship has the potential to address societal challenges, and high-education students are expected to be future social leaders. However, engagement in social…
Who wants to be a social entrepreneur? Exploring the antecedents interrelationship via modified Mair Noboa model
Mehree Iqbal, Louis Geneste, Paull WeberThis paper aims to contribute to the field of social entrepreneurship by exploring the interrelationships among the antecedents of social entrepreneurial intention (SEI) through…
Regional resilience and the role of cooperative firms
Michele Costa, Flavio DelbonoThis paper aims to investigate the impact of cooperative firms on the patterns of regional economic resilience in Italy from 2008 to 2019.
Career choices and job preferences of social entrepreneurship graduates: implication for redefining “success” of social entrepreneurship education
Archana Singh, Stuti Chakraborty, Sri Krishna Sudheer PatojuThe purpose of this paper is to understand the reason of attraction for the young professionals (who left their paid employment) to pursue social entrepreneurship (SE) education…
Transition from work integration social enterprises to ordinary employment in situations of low employability: results of an intervention programme
Garazi Yurrebaso, Igone Arostegui, Maria VillaescusaThe transition of people to the ordinary market after completing the due process of a work integration social enterprise is a critical moment that exposes their vulnerability…
Resale as sustainable social innovation: understanding shifts in consumer decision-making and shopping orientations for high-end secondhand clothing
Jessica Lichy, Daniella Ryding, Edyta Rudawska, Gianpaolo VignaliThe purpose of this study is to draw from sustainable social innovation theory and the Consumer styles inventory (CSI) instrument to examine secondhand clothing consumption habits…
A 20-year intellectual journey with “EMES” through the land of social enterprise
Marthe Nyssens, Jacques Defourny, Sophie AdamIn 2022, the EMES Network celebrated its 20th anniversary. The purpose of this paper is to trace the intellectual path of social enterprise (SE) research that has unfolded through…
African perspectives on researching social entrepreneurship
Mohamed Farhoud, Alex Bignotti, Ralph Hamann, Ngunoue Cynthia Kauami, Michelle Kiconco, Seham Ghalwash, Filip De Beule, Bontle Tladi, Sanele Matomela, Mollette KgapholaContext matters in social entrepreneurship, and it matters a lot. Social entrepreneurs are deeply entrenched in the context where they operate: they respond to its challenges, are…
Exploring the role of community-based enterprises in consumers’ voluntary clothing disposition via UK swapping events using theory of social practice
Lucie Počinková, Claudia E. Henninger, Aurelie Le Normand, Marta Blazquez CanoThis paper aims to explore consumers’ voluntary disposition practices through swapping events organised by community-based enterprises. The paper investigates consumers’…
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