An Appreciative Inquiry Approach to Community-Based Research for Development of a Social Enterprise

Venter, K. K.; Moolman, Alfi

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“…, 2016; Galbiati and Piredda, 2017; Copeland and de Moor, 2018; Bertolotti, 2020; Nawawi et al. , 2020; Piredda and Ciancia, 2022; Venter and Moolman, 2022) that describe applications of storytelling to collectively imagine, debate and co-design alternative futures.…”

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“…Other publications presented descriptive case studies where stories played a role in social innovation, whether through empowering citizens to collectively construct and narrate their realities (Ahmas, 2012;Tassinari et al, 2017), challenge xenophobic narratives (Coban et al, 2020) or through elucidating, by means of practical examples, the potential for a more socially and environmentally sustainable economy (Longhurst et al, 2016). Within this larger theme sits a substantial subset of publications from the arts (Rendle-Short et al, 2018;Coban et al, 2020) and design (Chueng-Nainby et al, 2015;Eriksen et al, 2016;Galbiati and Piredda, 2017;Copeland and de Moor, 2018;Bertolotti, 2020;Nawawi et al, 2020;Piredda and Ciancia, 2022;Venter and Moolman, 2022) that describe applications of storytelling to collectively imagine, debate and co-design alternative futures.…”

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Exploring the role of narrative in social enterprise and social innovation

Meissner,

McNeill,

Allen

2024

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Purpose This paper aims to examine how the fields of social enterprise, social entrepreneurship and social innovation have theorised and applied the concepts of narrative and storytelling. Design/methodology/approach A literature review and subsequent thematic analysis were used. A keyword search of three databases identified 93 relevant articles that were subsequently reviewed for this paper. Findings Four main roles for storytelling and narrative were found in the literature: to gain support for social innovation, to inspire social change, to build a social-entrepreneurial identity and to debate the meaning and direction of social innovation itself. Practical implications Following the literature review, capacities and applications of storytelling and narrative in other, related fields are discussed to highlight practical use cases of storytelling that might currently be underdeveloped in the social enterprise and innovation sectors. Originality/value The paper argues that the social innovation and enterprise literature predominantly views storytelling as a form of mass communication, while often overlooking its ability to foster communal debate and organise intrapersonal dialogue as possible aspects of strategic thinking and innovation management in social enterprise, social entrepreneurship and social innovation.

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Exploring the role of narrative in social enterprise and social innovation

Meissner,

McNeill,

Allen

2024

SEJ

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Effective Change Management Strategies

Mızrak

2023

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Change management is an essential process in today's dynamic business environment, as organizations continuously face the need for transformation to adapt to market trends, technological advancements, and competitive pressures. To navigate these changes successfully, organizations require effective change management strategies. In this perspective, the study aims to examine various change management models with examples from real life. The results of this study aim to equip organizations with a comprehensive understanding of change management models, enabling them to select and implement the most suitable approach for their unique transformational needs. By embracing dynamic change management strategies, organizations can enhance their ability to adapt, innovate, and thrive in an ever-evolving business landscape.

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An Appreciative Inquiry Approach to Community-Based Research for Development of a Social Enterprise

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Exploring the role of narrative in social enterprise and social innovation

Exploring the role of narrative in social enterprise and social innovation

Effective Change Management Strategies

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