Agenda de Pesquisa em Empreendedorismo Social e Negócios Sociais

Romani-Dias, Marcello; Iizuka, Edson Sadao; Walchhütter, Seimor; Barbosa, Aline dos Santos

doi:10.13059/racef.v8i3.156

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“…Favorite this way, form guidelines for managers, researchers, and educational institutions on the subject (Wry & York, 2017). Despite the contributions of Rey-Martí, Ribeiro-Soriano, and Palacios-Marqués (2016), Romani et al (2017), Carmona et al (2018) regarding the use of bibliometrics in social businesses, it is observed that they do not emphasize analysis of the relationship between social businesses and their stakeholders.…”

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Analyzing the past and prospecting the future: Review and research agenda on social business and its stakeholders

2022

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The objective of this study is to analyze the international scientific production on social business and its stakeholders. For that, a bibliometric analysis of the publications indexed in the Web of Science during the last 10 years was performed, with the help of VOSviewer. The main results indicate a representative growth in the last 5 years. There is a predominance of research in North America, in the Social Enterprise Journal and with a predominance of studies on social innovation. The study contributes by presenting a future research agenda focused on the need for empirical studies and on topics such as: social marketing, social impact metrics and indicators, social inclusion, social alliances and social value.

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“…Several scholars have directed research towards SBP measurement (Miles et al, 2013;Romani-Dias et al, 2017;Silva & Iizula, 2018;Shin & Park, 2019;Gupta et al, 2020;Salavou & Cohen, 2020). Stakeholders and funders have increasingly demanded concrete data on the SBP (Mouchamps, 2014).…”

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Social business performance: is it possible to measure? Review and research agenda

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Alberton

2022

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Objective: This article proposes a systematic review of the literature on social business performance (SBP) measures to analyze its current panorama of studies and propose a research agenda. Methodology: A mixed approach, quantitative regarding the use of descriptive statistical analysis, and qualitative regarding the content analysis. The research considered 241 peer-reviewed journal articles extracted from the Scopus database in English from 2010 to 2021, of which 34 comprised the qualitative analysis. Results and Conclusion: The results reveal a growing interest in this field of research in recent years, especially from 2017 to 2020. Most studies on SBP are concentrated in North America, specifically in the United States (52 articles). Subjective scales are the most frequent as SBP measures, and the scale developed by Miles et al. (2014), which addresses economic and social performance, was the one that stood out the most in the studies. Of the 34 articles that constituted the qualitative analysis, a research agenda composed of four categories can be established. Research implications: The study contributes to research in social business, primarily social and economic performance, evidencing a perception of the evolution of SBP studies in the last ten years. Originality/value: It presents the objective and subjective SBP measures adopted in scientific production. It also presents an agenda for future research that covers the application of studies in other contexts and sectors. The research focused on longitudinal studies, quantifiable and objective measures, and comparisons between social and traditional businesses.

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“…Embora exista uma grande quantidade de pesquisas abordando pontos de grande relevância em empreendedorismo social, o estudo de Romani-Dias et al (2017) aponta cinco oportunidades de novas pesquisas no tema: aspectos empíricos, diferentes análises teóricas, métricas e indicadores de impacto social, análise das diferenças entre negócios sociais, empreendedorismo social e empresas sociais, e finalmente governança corporativa e relação com outros setores, como governos, universidades, sociedade e ONG's. Exatamente nesse último tópico que esta pesquisa se enquadra.…”

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Fatores socioeconômicos como motivadores para o empreendedorismo social

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Júnior

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Este estudo buscou analisar a influência dos fatores socioeconômicos na motivação para o empreendedorismo social. Foram estudados 192 estudantes de administração de três Instituições de Ensino Superior (IES), sendo duas delas públicas e outra privada. A coleta de dados envolveu um questionário com perguntas fechadas para determinação do perfil socioeconômico e perguntas de escala Likert para análise do interesse em empreendedorismo social. Após a análise numérica das respostas e aplicação do método de regressão linear, pode-se comprovar que os fatores pertencimento à IES da periferia da capital, renda dos pais mais baixa, menor idade e maior escolaridade do pai influenciam no interesse em envolver-se em empreendedorismo social. Notou-se ainda que 89,26% dos respondentes consideram a carreira de empreendedor social significativa e interessante. Esse trabalho demonstra que existem uma forte tendência entre os jovens em buscar esse tipo de carreira para obtenção de um desenvolvimento profissional mais significativo e relevante.

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Agenda de Pesquisa em Empreendedorismo Social e Negócios Sociais

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Analyzing the past and prospecting the future: Review and research agenda on social business and its stakeholders

Analyzing the past and prospecting the future: Review and research agenda on social business and its stakeholders

Social business performance: is it possible to measure? Review and research agenda

Fatores socioeconômicos como motivadores para o empreendedorismo social

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